U fave my work = rape
[men who] favorite my work...is equal to men rape girl and force girls have their sperm. with such disrespectful people I can only block.
(submitter's note: unfortunately she is actually being serious)
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I have no idea what took place in PMs. Having read the page this is from, it sounds like the guy who faved her art then tried hitting on her. I really hope the OP was ESL, because the way this is phrased is bugfuck, but it sounded like she felt he'd faved her as step one of harassing her.
Incorrext. The only thing actually equalling rape is... Rape. You are obviously unaware of its descripion or you wouldn`t use it to designate your hysterics as equal to it. You invoke it casually, you`ll get the consequnces when someone actually attempts the act on you and nobody gives a shitsky at that point.
It's incredibly hard to tell if this is just somebody who's 1st language is not English, or if it's some incel MRA type trying his hand at a troll account.
IN either case it's fucking bonkers
“U fave my work = rape”
Um, you post your work on a public forum.
One that allows faving by anyone who sees it.
That’s pretty much implicit consent. There’s no expectation of privacy in doing that. It’s like you hang your art in the storefront window, some men will get out their phones and take a pic of it.
You COULD make it an exclusive, so it can only be seen by your subscribers, and only allow women to subscribe.
Or you could not post on DA.
“[men who] favorite my work...is equal to men rape girl and force girls have their sperm.”
I really don’t see how? If I fave your work, you get a notification that it happened and my name appears on your art.
But if i just bookmark the site, and visit it, you’re not informed, you’re not aware, you are not affected.
Can’t say the same about physical rape.
“with such disrespectful people I can only block.”
A LOT of my own stuff on DA gets faved. I tend to see the favorite as a mark of respect.
Confused?
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