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Anonymous
Picture this: you're a guy, walking a girl (a new friend) home along a fairly featureless main road. Its a dark winter night. She keeps going off ahead of you because shes in her own world (and doesnt hear you because she has her mp3 player on with headphones). Is it patronising if I'm demonstrating my concern at her walking off?
She said afterwards "I can look after myself".
She said afterwards "I can look after myself".
Not Patronising no, but if she insists on being on her own then let her do so.
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Eh? 
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The cemeteries are full of girls who kept going ahead of their male friends, along fairly featureless main roads, on cold Winter nights, depressingly; sounds like fairly admirable behaviour, to me. I'd want to do the same, were it very late at night and quiet.
Was alcohol in the equation, by any chance? I'm assuming not, being as you haven't mentioned it, but it'd be a perfectly plausible explanation, were it to have been.
Was alcohol in the equation, by any chance? I'm assuming not, being as you haven't mentioned it, but it'd be a perfectly plausible explanation, were it to have been.
Anonymous
Picture this: you're a guy, walking a girl (a new friend) home along a fairly featureless main road. Its a dark winter night. She keeps going off ahead of you because shes in her own world (and doesnt hear you because she has her mp3 player on with headphones). Is it patronising if I'm demonstrating my concern at her walking off?
She said afterwards "I can look after myself".
She said afterwards "I can look after myself".
Take the hint, and leave her be.
dyslexic_banana
The cemeteries are full of girls who kept going ahead of their male friends, along fairly featureless main roads
not really... she's more likely to die crossing a road than murdered by a psycho killer. Are you suggesting that he should never let her cross the road without someone holding her hand?
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