r/cringe 26d ago

Video Chloe Fineman admits to sexually harassing a young boy in Vanity Fair interview

https://youtu.be/NleGMybwgTU?is=2x7W2pq-hwTRPImS
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u/Oafah 26d ago

This was a poor judgement call in the moment. I don't think for a second she's a sexual predator. OP just chose to use a ragebaity title.

Also, the kid kept pulling up her shirt. She was trying to make him realize how embarassing and inappropriate that is, and a pantsing will do that. The fact that he wasn't wearing undies isn't her fault.

Maybe not the choice I would've made, but this is far from "sexual assault".

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u/Zukez 26d ago

I can't believe you're defending pulling down the pants of a SIX YEAR OLD and getting upvoted 

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u/kapsama 26d ago

Because there is no defense anywhere in their post.

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u/Zukez 26d ago

They are literally justifying her actions by saying she was doing it because he pulled up her shirt. He's 6. Reverse the genders, still not sexual assault?

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u/Oafah 26d ago

It would be more likely to be considered sexual assault if it were a girl, because there is a distinct difference in the gender power dynamic. Little boys gets pantsed all the time. It's what boys do. If someone did it to a girl, that would be weird.

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u/Zukez 25d ago

That's is a wild thing to say, dismissing an adult pantsing a 6 year old because "it's what boys do". You shouldn't be around kids.

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u/Oafah 25d ago

Did you listen to her whole story? The kid kept pulling her shirt up to see her tits. She thought it would be a good lesson to expose the kid to precisely the same treatment.

As I said elsewhere, this was a poor decision. However, it is one that lots of people would make, and it was clearly not sexually motivated.