Rell84shots
Veteran
Is it the same feeling that black men have when white women are in the elevator? This is why black feminists are a complete joke.
I dont even hold the door open with ANY women now a days. I just open door let myself go in and I dont care if it shuts close in their face. I'm not going through all that anymore![]()
How am i justifying this against black men? I did say if a white or black mofo gets on depending on their appearance i may or may not be on guard , didnt i? So you mean to tell me i'm wrong if im in a dark alley and come across some women and have no concern whatsoever but if i come across some confederate hat wearing whiteboy i'm wrong because im jusdging him by his color and his confederate hat despite it saying "heritage no hate"?Still sounds like you're justifying racist notions against black men but OK
Remember Emmett Till, the Scottboro Boys, Rosewood. That's all.
Man gtfoh with that bullshytMy first reaction was annoyance. But I had to think about it and realized that it ain't about me. Women are victims. Not all the time, but they have to protect themselves. I can understand why it could make a woman uncomfortable to have a stranger follow them off an elevator. Shoot I've been in situations where I'm walking down a hallway in a hotel or somewhere else behind a woman and literally thought 'I hope she doesn't think I'm following her'. It's annoying as a man to HAVE to think about these things but I can't claim I care about women and then get mad when they tell us about real fears that they have. I'm nowhere near a feminist or one of those The Root lames but this is a 'we gotta do better' moment (talking about the response, not that we've been 'wrong' in elevator etiquette') where we should hear ladies out and adjust accordingly when we can.
This is your green light to be an a$$hole brehs.
No more ladies 1st.
At some point women will make it that they have separate elevators like washrooms.