1. Guy approaches a young woman he finds pretty in a library (a public venue, not a dark street).
  2. A mild misunderstanding in the beginning where she thinks he's asking for a chair, and he thinks she said its ok to sit with her (keep in mind - he at first thinks she's fine with it).
  3. He tries to make some small talk (the guy is probably nervous too).
  4. Realizes she's actually a bit scared and uncomfortable.
  5. She tells him she is on a live feed, he APOLOGIZES and leaves.
  6. She posts the interaction on tiktok and even captions the video "he leaves when he sees I'm uncomfortable" -- let that sink in for a bit!

inb4 “she looks underage”

  • she was 18 and looks like a generic college aged girl + she was in a public university library, no need to poison the well with cheap pedobaits.

inb4 "the guy really was awkward"

  • And her "I was traumatized" reaction was just as weird and neurotic. Remember when women say approach, but be able to handle rejection in a mature way and leave? Did he not leave? Did he make any lewd or sexual comments? Did he insult her or get angry when she hinted that she wanted him to go? What exactly warranted this reaction?

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