Anonymous #1 4d

What 😭😭

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Anonymous #2 4d

Bros mouth was literally open in the fucking video. He was KNOCKED OUT. ITS FUCKING CLEAR his intentions were not ill but rather accidental. Being naked in your own home IS NOT A CRIME. I don’t care ALL the doors AND WINDOWS ARE OPEN. You’re in YOUR HOME. Recording someone naked gives WAY more “predator” vibes than him being comfortable in his home.😭 Instead of recording him and doxxing him, she could’ve easily yelled something from the door to wake him up, or JUST LEAVE AS SHE WAS TOLD TO DO

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Anonymous #3 4d

i think ppl have dif views on who the predator was and is

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Anonymous #3 4d

Go read a political science book or some shit you dumb ass. It is ILLEGAL to record someone in their home without consent and then post it online. This woman can face actual criminal charges — while this man, lawfully and systematically, cannot. Being exposed like that online scars you FOR LIFE: it can wreck your jobs, relationships, reputation, and sense of self. Meanwhile, she walks away with maybe the fleeting image of a naked man in her head for a few days! WHOS REALLY THE FUCKING VICTIM.

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Anonymous #5 4d

The DoorDash instructions clearly stated: leave the food at the door, take a picture, and leave. Instead, she noticed the door was cracked open, pushed it further, filmed him naked asleep, and leaked the video online. Then claimed so be a victim of sexual assault. Which requires touching btw…

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Anonymous #4 4d

Recording someone naked while they’re unconscious is quite literally the definition of being a predator….

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Anonymous OP 4d

nah bc i just watched the video and she said the front door was wide open and he was naked directly in front of her. she is a victim, maybe not of assault but harassment, if anything i’d say she just got the two words mixed up

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Anonymous #5 4d

granted i still don’t think she should have posted it, i can understand recording JUSTT for evidence if she was intending to press charges but even then i would not do that

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Anonymous #5 4d

i’m getting downvoted but yall where is the proof she opened the door? ppl jsut started saying randomly that he had ring camera evidence but if that’s true where is it? some ppl are perverts and voyeurs. this is 100% intentional on his part. should she have posted it online? no. but she was indecently exposed which IS sexual harassment

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Anonymous #5 4d

You’re disgusting. Her story is such a slap in the face to ACTUAL victims and people who have been harassed and SA’d. Harassment isn’t just a vague term…. It REQUIRES intentional, unwelcome conduct that causes emotional distress without any legitimate purpose. She recorded an unconscious man in his own home without consent and posted it online. That’s not “evidence”; it’s exploitation. She wasn’t documenting a crime, she was committing one. PERIOD

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Anonymous #5 4d

HER OPENING THE DOOR ISNT THE FUCKING POINT AND ITS SAD YOU CANT SEE THAT.

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Anonymous #1 4d

Mind you, leaking someone’s naked body scars them for LIFE in SOOOO many different aspects, can you tell me one way she’s going to be affected by this??

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Anonymous OP 4d

no it is the point because it changes everything. i agreed with you she shouldn’t have posted it or recorded it. BUT her seeing a door cracked open and pushing it open is a violation of privacy, bc why would she need to see in the house? then it would have been her fault that she saw it. but the door being wide open when she arrived so without her consent she was exposed to a naked man?? that’s very different. some people are voyeurs, which means they derive pleasure from indecently exposing

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Anonymous #4 4d

Yeah and it’s clearly the man exposing himself to unconsenting parties like what 😭

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Anonymous #5 4d

their naked body to people without that person’s consent. it’s way more likely that he’s one of those people than he just randomly ended up in direct view of his front door, wide open, naked from the waist down. that is harassment

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Anonymous OP 4d

It depends on the state and whether you’re allowed to be naked in your home/backyard if it’s viewable to others. We don’t know what state she’s in. Indecent exposure is also a crime and it’s sexual abuse like?? Arguably a lot worse than filming proof of the harassment Yeah and now her life is ruined bc of a smear campaign from a corporation and victim blaming misogynists The way you’re downplaying his crime is sick af lmao

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Anonymous OP 4d

Lies, you’re lying. She never opened the door. Doing her job (leaving it at the door) necessitated the non consensual viewing of his genitals… and legally indecent exposure is considered sexual assault

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Anonymous #3 4d

Defending this woman is troubling. Recording an unconscious man in his home without consent and posting it online violates his privacy and dignity. Even if she were a sexual assault victim, that doesn’t justify harming others. Indecent exposure—usually a brief, public act—is very different from sexual abuse, which involves coercion and trauma, but recording and sharing someone in private clearly crosses a line of consent and ethics

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Anonymous #3 4d

Sexual assault? Honestly fuck you. I hope one day you get sexually assaulted so you’ll truly see the VAST DIFFERENCE. My sexual assault—and the suffering of countless other women—is a wound we carry for life, a pain that lingers in every part of us, shaping our thoughts, our fears, and the way we move through the world. Fuck you fuck you fuck you

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Anonymous #3 4d

Also being assulted requires PHYSICAL TOUCH you stupid piece of shit

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Anonymous OP 4d

Girl what is your issue. You’re wishing for me to be assaulted??? Newsflash I’ve already been raped twice by strangers and sexually assaulted who knows how many times. You’re extremely violent and fucked up. Indecent exposure is sexual assault, look it up. Being sexually assaulted while working can also carry life long trauma like tf. It’s not a competition as to who was assaulted the most brutally

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Anonymous #3 4d

Once again SEXUAL ASSULT REQUIRES PHYSICAL TOUCH. R U STUPID LMFAOOOOOO😭😭😭 logically, grammatically, and LITERALLY they CANT BE THE SAME. Omg open a book you stupid bitch 🤣

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Anonymous OP 4d

No it doesn’t, like just look it up 😭 and look in the mirror first

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Anonymous OP 4d

Literally just look it up. Every state defines it differently. Many do consider it a form of sexual assault. Plus at this point, this is just semantics. It was a form of sexual violence and sexual harassment. Why get your panties in a twist and make it a competition of who had it worse

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Anonymous #6 4d

One is way more wrong than the other

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Anonymous OP 4d

I never said it’s a crime but it is a little odd to allow yourself to fall asleep naked when you are expecting things to be dropped off. It’s also not okay for her to be recording someone who’s naked and posting it online. I understand if it was recorded for evidence to send to DoorDash but that’s clearly not what happened. It’s just odd all around. I feel like it’s so easy to *not* expose yourself to strangers. Especially ones you know are showing up

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Anonymous OP 3d

first of all this is ai which is notoriously incorrect but second of all… did you even read it? “the act of THREATENING or ATTEMPTING to inflict…. causing them to FEAR unwanted contact. so by the very definition that you are showing us, you’re wrong

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Anonymous #5 3d

gatekeeping assault is actually batshit insane. someone else experiencing harm doesn’t make your harm less bad. it’s not a cake with a limited amount of slices. you need to get a grip and stop wishing violence on other people

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Anonymous #5 2d

I did read it…. To inflict what????? Physical harm…. Sleeping in your own home undressed is not a threat. Just leave the food as you were told, close the fucking door, and maybe call the cops. Taking a video and doxxing them is batshit insane and seems like they’re seeking for attention. Especially after the girl was mad at tik tok for taking down her videos so she couldn’t make commission through it…. And you also physically cannot attempt to harm a person if you’re UNCONSCIOUS.

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Anonymous #2 2d

I love how u act like u know the guy, his situation, and his motive😭😭

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Anonymous #5 2d

Do u know the definition of gatekeep btw🤣😭😭 im not controlling the access to assult babe…..

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Anonymous OP 2d

girl. he is a pervert. ur telling me you really think he didn’t see his house door was open despite being in direct view of it? not to mention several women who doordash have spoken up and said that this is pretty common and men will do this shit. should she have posted it online? no. but should he have intentionally flashed her without her consent while she was just trying to do her job? i would sure fucking hope you’d say no

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Anonymous #5 2d

and also people can fake being asleep i’m afraid. and even if he was asleep, im sure that pervert would also get off to seeing the food at the door and knowing she saw him

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Anonymous #5 2d

Actually wouldn’t really affect me lmfaooo, I’ve been snapped several dick pics without consent and I just laugh, I’ve also seen so many dicks irl so it’s really never that serious to me. Ig it’s understandable if ur a virgin or some shit. But if I’m there to do my job which is: leave the food at the door, take a pic, and leave. I just think that’s what I’m gonna do. Last thing on my mind is to record and dox him... FOR VIEWS btw cause what else… Very much giving me me me I need to be a victim

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Anonymous OP 2d

Congratulations, you are the perfect victim and so much better than all other sexual violence victims. May we all bow down to you

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Anonymous #3 2d

Bitch what

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Anonymous OP 2d

oh u must be rage baiting

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Anonymous #5 2d

GIRL LMFAOOOO😭😭 mind u, majority of people on social media are openly taking this man’s side but keep going boo

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Anonymous OP 2d

Bruh a majority of misogynistic teen boys are eating this up like you. I’ve seen countless men and women, of every race but mostly black, side with her. All of my mutuals have defended her bc I follow morally consistent people. All I see everyday is like a dozen+ posts taking her side

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Anonymous OP 2d

u think being sent dick pics is the same as being flashed in real life…? also yeah people on social media don’t believe women who say they were harrassed that’s a pretty big pattern

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Anonymous #3 2d

truly like if someone i would disagree with on 90% of issues is now spouting hate against a woman…. i’m gonna put two and two together 😭😭😭

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Anonymous #3 2d

We’re on opposite sides of social media cause we have different opinions. That’s how social media works. Everything I have seen has been taking his side. Ig it’s 50/50

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Anonymous #5 2d

Literally. all you have to do is click their profile and see all their other misogynistic or conservative ass posts

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Anonymous OP 2d

Yeah and it looks like you’re on the right wing misogynistic teen boy side of the internet. And I’m on the pro woman side of the internet

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Anonymous #3 2d

I’m fucking crying yall dumb as shit keep going tho

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Anonymous OP 2d

yk what girl i hope u get flashed without ur consent since ur saying it wouldnt bother you at all

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Anonymous #5 2d

I hope I do too I’m a thot

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Anonymous OP 2d

if ur ok with being sexually harrassed that’s u diva❤️ but other people are allowed to not be ok with that. hope this helps!

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Anonymous #5 2d

“If sex was a sport, I’m MVP — most valuable pussy.” - CupcakKe 2024

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