"Nice Guy" Gets Aggressive When Woman on Facebook Marketplace Refuses to Give Him Her Home Address
The man became increasingly aggressive when the woman explained that she wasn't comfortable giving her address to a stranger.
A Facebook Marketplace sale turned ugly fast when a woman refused to hand over her home address to a stranger buying her iPhone.
What started as a simple pickup arrangement quickly spiraled into a tense back-and-forth, with the man pushing to come to her house and refusing to accept her boundary. He kept escalating even after she explained why she was uncomfortable, and the exchange only got more disturbing from there.
By the end, the conversation had gone viral for all the wrong reasons. Read on.
The lengthy discussion was shared on Twitter by @incelReplies.
Twitter/incelRepliesThe conversation began innocently enough.
Twitter/incelRepliesBut things started to go awry when the man asked for the woman's address.
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That was the first red flag.
He said women were "silly" about men.
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He then went on to say he was "taking the opportunity to educate women."
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He proceeded to ask if the woman had a boyfriend and said she was "cute."
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Disturbingly, he continued, "Let me come over, and you'll see I won't rape you."
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Things got much worse after that.
This is similar to the roommate’s girlfriend moving in rent-free, and the refusal to pay more.
He said it "actually very rarely happens, but women lie."
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From there, it got even more disturbing.
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The man ended the message by saying, "Have a good night, trash!"
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People online were not impressed.
Here's how people reacted.
"Rape."
It would appear so.
Scary!
Twitter/pinkascii
"A strong feeling."
Twitter/Egg-prince
Definitely "something a rapist would say."
Twitter/Kchesn
What's your take on this woman's situation? Do you think the woman overreacted, or was she entirely justified in her fear?
It's heartbreaking that women are somewhat programmed to fear men these days. But the truth is that wouldn't be the case if there weren't any justification for that fear.
Of course, women are not always innocent either. Some women can absolutely be emotionally abusive or even violent toward men, and that is completely unacceptable.
However, women do tend to be the victims in most cases of family violence and rape. In this scenario, the man is the perfect example of what women deal with so often in everyday life.
Whether it be inappropriate language, subtle innuendo, or, on a more serious level, unwanted physical contact, women put up with it all and more. And the worst part is that we have been conditioned to expect it!
We would love to hear your thoughts on this topic. You can share them with us in the comment section below.
For another roommate blowup, read what happened after I refused a sketchy breeder puppy adoption.
