Anonymous #3 4w

read the post again she needs to go out FOR WORK

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Anonymous #4 4w

No…she goes out late bcs she works till 10… Are you dumb

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Anonymous #3 4w

She’s saying she’s out late to go to work not that she’s going out late after work

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Anonymous #3 4w

are you? She’s saying that she is out late because of her job. She’s probably getting a little bit of shopping done after her shift (if she’s retail), getting gas, getting food, whatever, at like 10:30-11:30pm

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Anonymous #5 4w

even if she was going out late a solution isn’t “socially isolated yourself” it’s “men need to be better”

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Anonymous #8 4w

When you’re walking alone at night DO NOT TALK TO ANYBODY who approaches you (even if it looks like they need help), don’t wear headphones and be alert of ur surroundings at all times.

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Anonymous #8 4w

(Coming from someone who’s worked late night shifts even in highschool and had to walk in a dangerous city at night)

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Anonymous #9 4w

It kind of makes sense but it’s still not enough to protect u from men who have ill intentions. Although it’s def important to keep yourself hidden for the most part and not wear flashy things. I used to wear boyish/baggy clothes if I was out alone at night to blend in to try and not make myself a target.

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Anonymous #3 4w

U sound very privileged to be saying that

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Anonymous #3 4w

you seem to be the dumb one

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I’ll still stand by a good man since I have coworkers, family and a bf who I trust. I will add that a group of girls is another good way to be safe, honestly when it’s darker we will all just naturally walk to our cars together.

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Anonymous #1 4w

And I do have to add I have always been someone who takes a while to trust a man. When it comes to forming any type of relationship with them I’ll cut it off the instant something starts to seem off about the guy

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Anonymous #5 3w

no i’m going out late bc i want to go out bc i work in food service and that’s what we do, but i stopped doing this bc i felt very unsafe

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