I was watching one of my favorite reactor channels (cinepals) check out the movie, “A Thin Line Between Love & Hate”.

((Plot synopsis: It follows a smooth-talking womanizer as he attempts to pull this wealthy, hot chick who’s considered “out of his league”. At some point, she tells him that she’s suffered in her past at the hands of men & that it would be very, very bad to betray her. Welp! He does anyway. While they’re dating, he reconnects with a chick who’s basically his 1st crush & she is finally interested in giving him a chance. He breaks everything off with the wealthy chick after a 1st date with his 1st crush.))

He was wrong.
She was hurt (rightfully so).
Unsurprisingly, the comments were absolutely flooded with woman-after-woman-after-woman-after-woman (literally thousands) supporting the wealthy woman & explicitly stating that her actions were completely justified. What ”actions” were those? Well, she:

- vandalized his car
- attempted to murder him with a hit&run
- broke into his home while he was asleep
- beat herself up & lied to the cops; claiming he did it. She lured him to the hospital by sending a fictitious phone call stating his new girl had been in a horrible accident. He arrived & was promptly arrested.
- vandalized his car again; this time taking it completely out of commission
- set his business on fire & burned it to the ground
- physically assaulted him (repeatedly)
- shot him
- kidnapped him
- attempted to murder him & his new girl (again)

. . .& I’m pretty sure I still left out a cpl things she did. Was he wrong? Absolutely! . . .& yet, how many women would applaud his efforts if we switched the sex(es)/gender(s) around & flipped the script? How much support would the man get under the guise of ”Well, he told her not to hurt him.” or ”Well, she shouldn’t have gone on that one date if she didn’t want her car vandalized, her family stalked & assaulted, her business burned to the ground, her body taking a bullet & an evil man repeatedly trying to murder her.”

It’s fairly insane to see how so many women justify evil, extreme, sadistic, sociopathic actions. . .all b/c their feelings were hurt in some way.