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> "I wasn't even afforded the privacy of a screen." this is... interesting. I mean, I know this is very different for me because of the cultural expectations
by lsc 14y ago
> "I wasn't even afforded the privacy of a screen."
this is... interesting. I mean, I know this is very different for me because of the cultural expectations of me as a male, but personally? I'd /much/ rather have an authority figure violate me in public than in private. In public, they are restrained by witnesses; in private? well, who knows what they will do? and if I complain of what they do in private, well, it's my word against that of an authority figure. In public, there are witnesses.