I will say that if you know that something you read on the internet is going to send you into a panic attack, you need to get off the internet and figure that shit out before surfing the web. Thick skin, baby.
bawksy said:Back on topic, incidents like this are one reason why many Americans feel so strongly about preserving the right to keep a gun in the home for protection.
Red7227 said:bawksy said:Back on topic, incidents like this are one reason why many Americans feel so strongly about preserving the right to keep a gun in the home for protection.
How do you know she didn't have a gun? Do you know she would be willing to shoot someone? Would having an easily accessible gun around mean that here 3 year old will blow her brains out at some point? Maybe a dog or locking her front door might be more appropriate
Miss_Lollipop said:But a real life assault is likely to upset SOMEONE surely?
bawksy said:Miss_Lollipop said:But a real life assault is likely to upset SOMEONE surely?
We're ALL upset about it. So upset, in fact, that we'd love for the perpetrator to be brought to justice. Hence Boce posting this thread so that people might recognize him and alert the police.
Miss_Lollipop said:I understand you could not predict my reaction, and that it is my own responsibilty to deal with that shit.
But a real life assault is likely to upset SOMEONE surely?
Miss_Lollipop said:This is so normal everywhere else on the internet, I am .. astounded that people here seem to think otherwise.
Trigger warnings are customary in some feminist and other spaces
:text-yeahthat: YES, YES, YES!!! IF EVER THERE NEEDED TO BE A TRIG WARNING THIS IS IT! I don't like how I feel right now and I would have preferred to not have seen that, or at least been ready for it when I did!Miss_Lollipop said:MASSIVE trigger warning needs to be in the TITLE of this post
thanks for that.
Yeah, I'm sure a site called "geekfeminism" is the definitive site for this issue, but even there, in your quote, it does say, "AND OTHER SPACES."bawksy said:Miss_Lollipop said:This is so normal everywhere else on the internet, I am .. astounded that people here seem to think otherwise.
Google "Trigger warning".
First result:
http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Trigger_warning
First sentence:
Trigger warnings are customary in some feminist and other spaces
I guess many of us don't frequent that many feminist sites.
oldfags like me remember the days before ACF was a feminist hangout
Bocefish said:There were trigger warnings in the text describing the video. Just the blurry screen frozen there being a trigger for someone never even crossed my mind.
Bocefish said:That was far from an attack on anyone and you assumed it was a sexual assault when it wasn't.
Bocefish said:ETA: by the time I saw your post I couldn't have edited the title anyway and was unaware it was the actual cap instead of the video you were talking about.
Miss_Lollipop said:Bocefish said:ETA: by the time I saw your post I couldn't have edited the title anyway and was unaware it was the actual cap instead of the video you were talking about.
So you message amber and say "hey can we edit this? Thanks"
lol if bawksy's the forum troll you're the forum asshole :thumbleft:Bocefish said:Report away. I had no idea you were that sensitive about an image like that especially since your own profile has video caps of women tied up and being flogged for sale.
I'll keep your sensitivity in mind for future postings but not promising it won't happen again sometime in the distant future.
Well, if she'd had a gun we may well have seen him take it from her and shoot her in front of her son...Red7227 said:bawksy said:Back on topic, incidents like this are one reason why many Americans feel so strongly about preserving the right to keep a gun in the home for protection.
How do you know she didn't have a gun? Do you know she would be willing to shoot someone? Would having an easily accessible gun around mean that here 3 year old will blow her brains out at some point? Maybe a dog or locking her front door might be more appropriate
Jupiter551 said:Well, if she'd had a gun we may well have seen him take it from her and shoot her in front of her son...
PunkInDrublic said:Being a camgirl or playing games on xbox live seems like the worst thing someone so sensitive to this could do.
bocefish said:The good news is that since the video has been made public, the local PD there has received dozens of calls from people saying they know the attacker so he should be locked up soon.
*******************TRIGGER WARNING*****************************genxoxo said:What does being a camgirl have to do with this? I've never had a guy in my room send me a video of a woman being assaulted...?
Also playing on Xbox Live can be shitty for women regardless of if you're sensitive or not, imo.
PunkInDrublic said:Someone should try to further educate us on some of this stuff. Can stuff like UFC or WWE trigger anything? What about things that just remind the person of the attacker?