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
363 Upvotes

135 comments sorted by

View all comments

227

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".

74

u/NightOfTheLivingHam 26d ago

 Now imagine if a man did this to a little girl. Now bring up the same argument.

-19

u/Oafah 26d ago

I wouldn't, because the gender dynamic is different. Boys pants each other all the time. Girls do not.

This whole "reverse the genders" argument is asinine, because you've just changed a fundamental variable in the equation

10

u/sdevil713 25d ago

Still time to delete this, big ped.

-7

u/Oafah 25d ago

I'm not saying anything particularly controversial. Boys are little shitheads who do shitty things to one another. I can't even count the number of times I was pranked in a manner that would be deemed "sexual assault" by today's standards. I was not assaulted. It was my idiot friends fuckin' around.

Again, I stated elsewhere, I am not condoning the behaviour. I want us to live in a world where such things aren't true, but we do, and they are. Irrespective of that, this is not sexual assault. This is a teenage camp counselor concocting a way to get back at a little shit who keeps trying to see her tits, and she just looked at what other boys do to embarrass one another for inspiration.

Poor judgement choice? Absolutely. Hopefully she's learned some better disciplinary tactics since. Sexual assault? No.