'What’s flirting for them is NOT for us': Virginia woman leaves her gym. Then a…
A woman just got hit on in the most unsettling way. That's because a man blocked her car with his, all in an attempt to flirt with her.
A recent social media post by influencer Bailey Stewart has sparked a crucial discussion on women's safety following a concerning incident at a gym parking lot. Stewart recounted how a man, rather than initiating conversation within the public confines of the gym, waited until she had entered her car. He then maneuvered his vehicle to block her in her parking spot, preventing her immediate departure. After isolating her, the man approached her car window, tapping on it to request her phone number. Stewart emphasized the immediate panic and vulnerability she felt, stating, "That puts women instantly in panic mode. We do not want to talk to you, we're not giving you our number. You now have us in literal panic mode and we're trying to figure out how to escape this situation." She acknowledged the man might not have intended harm but stressed the significant difference in how men and women perceive such interactions. "Men don't have to think about stuff like that as much as women do," she noted. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for greater awareness regarding personal boundaries and safety, particularly in situations where individuals may feel trapped or threatened. Stewart urged men to consider the implications of their actions and to approach women in public, open spaces if they wish to initiate contact, rather than creating an intimidating or unsafe environment.
A woman just got hit on in the most unsettling way. That's because a man blocked her car with his, all in an attempt to flirt with her.
