I see what you mean. But you overlooked what I said about false game and applied it to strictly dating situations. You can get your throat slit anywhere. You can get harmed anywhere. Your life is in danger anywhere man or woman. To limit your safety only to a man asking your for your number is extremely naive and like I said A FALSE GAME. Think I'm lying? Look at all these mass shootings. You're never really safe regardless. You should be cautious but you should still live your life.
And I agree it's a two way street she should be held accountable for exposing the text message when he didn't say any crazy shit at first, he was just persistent. She should just stop exposing ninja when he did that video (which he shouldn't have done himself). It's just escalating and putting her in a vulnerable situation if they ever bump into each other. Like I said in my previous it's a petty society. You think Rhianna tweeted that Chris Rock tried to holla at her? No! Chris brought it up as a joke. Most petty chicks will screenprint and expose him at a drop of the dime when they have no reason to. I never comprehend the point of exposing stuff like that. If it's a vulgar text it's not a good look on the man and not a good look on the woman. If it's not vulgar the woman will still expose the chat. But people reward women doing that which is immature, obnoxious, disrespectful and tasteless *when the texts wasn't vulgar*
Who said anything about limiting safety to ONLY when a man asks for your number? We have just been talking about initial contact in their case, and first impressions, not an exhaustive list of how and when to protect yourself. I agree you can't worry about everything, but it's foolish not to minimize risk where you can. For women, the initial contact can be deadly. Even seemingly calm folks can snap.
There is always a power and strength dynamic women have to consider that men just don't have to deal with. We can't just say no, we have to calulate your possible reaction also. If you have a persistent woman after you, at the most she is a nuisance. For women, persistence can easily take on a menacing edge and become a threat to us. Men like him are a huge red flag. You can be persistent without being obnoxious. He was an ass. He showed his temper (and insecurity) the first chance he got.
Normally it is expected someone will be on their best behavior when you first meet. He didn't try to build any rapport with her at all. The first day he didn't get a response, the next day he was on the attack - bright and early- and had insults. What if she had lost her phone, had to study, had a family death or emergency? If he is acting like that now, he'd be slapping her around once he got really comfortable.
I'm not justifying her putting their business out on social media, but I can't see how any woman wouldn't be wary of him.
https://www.theroot.com/black-woman...ium=sharefromsite&utm_source=The_Root_twitter
https://hellobeautiful.com/2748720/...s-throat-slashed-after-she-turns-down-a-date/
https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikehayes/connecticut-teenager-stabbed-to-death-after-reportedly-rejec