Social Media

[loverofwellies]

Some of y'all need to stop being creepy on social media. Just because y'all have a fetish doesn't mean every woman on social media who wears either wellies or raincoats needs to know.

I've seen several woman talking about how their DM's and comment secrions are flooded by people who are being creepy to them.

Get a grip y'all

[loverofwellies]

Stuff like this

[Cagoulelover]

Broadly I completely agree with you but I can’t see what is ‘creepy’ about the example you have given?

[loverofwellies]

Broadly I completely agree with you but I can’t see what is ‘creepy’ about the example you have given?

Asking a random Women on the internet if they wear socks or not is weird. Especially if its a boot in your profile picture. They obviously have a fetish for those rain boots and are looking to get someone else involved without consent.

[Cherie]

I agree that we should all be sympathetic to those we leave comments against. My rule of thumb is always to reply in the same context as the person posting. If a woman wears overtly provocative clothes and posts sexy comments then I might follow suit. If she mentions something like “love these leather leggings” but not wearing anything else shiny or mentioning anything saucy I will assume she means from a fashion or comfort perspective.

Cherie x

[Cagoulelover]

Broadly I completely agree with you but I can’t see what is ‘creepy’ about the example you have given?

Asking a random Women on the internet if they wear socks or not is weird. Especially if its a boot in your profile picture. They obviously have a fetish for those rain boots and are looking to get someone else involved without consent.

I must admit that I didn’t see the profile photo but in essence, didn’t think what was in the message was that bad on face value.