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I like getting catcalled. I don't think I've ever felt unsafe getting catcalled.

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Rahmat Mirkovich

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Even if it's disrespectful or explicit?

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I'm not sure? I don't think I usually hear super explicit stuff, just generic references to my body. This morning I heard "you got a beautiful body baby". How would you consider that comment?

5:48 AM · Aug 15, 2018

Grizwald Grim, synchrony harmonicist

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As a request for reciprocal social critique.

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Rahmat Mirkovich

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Neither disrespectful nor explicit, hope most catcalls are like that. But on the other hand, how do you feel about being called "baby" by some random guy?