ENTITLED HARASSMENT IS GETTING WORSE IN BRITAIN

Añadido: 2026-05-21

[00:00:00]This is one of the most awkward and uncomfortable harassment incidents you'll see on the streets of Manchester.

[00:00:05]A man walks up to a woman and boldly says he wants to be her boyfriend and demands she becomes his wife. He even tries to justify it by saying because you fought for equality.

[00:00:15]Completely unprovoked, zero respect for personal space or basic boundaries. This is straight-up entitlement in modern Britain. Women can't even walk down the street without being approached by random men who feel they can demand relationships on the spot and twist equality to suit their behavior. We are equal. You You women you fought for equality so we have to live the equality. Where has basic respect and common decency gone? Women should be able to go about their day without this kind of bizarre pushy harassment. It's not flattering, it's unsettling and aggressive. I'm genuinely concerned watching this. I want you to be my boyfriend and I want you to be my girlfriend so I want us to be lovers. I don't need to know you. Yeah. What what I need to know is to to acknowledge um the effect that you're beautiful in my heart. I don't provide for somebody who has got you know all our physical and capabilities. But on the other hand I could support you.

[00:01:11]So you've got to work for yourself. We are equal. You You women you fought for equality so we have to live the equality.

[00:01:17]You've got everything in my needs.

[00:01:20]Please Please be my wife.

[00:01:21]>> waiting for the guards to come to my house for a statement. So the man turned to me and he was like, "English?"

[00:01:29]And I just got that like my heart just drops and I just froze looking at him and he was like, "English?"

[00:01:35]And I was like, "Yes."

[00:01:37]And then he was like I walked away and he was like, "You live in there? You live in there?" Like that to me and he was like walking with me. So I turned back around and I'm now walking away from the estate and I just had such a bad feeling. This type of behavior is becoming far too common in our towns and cities leaving women feeling unsafe and uncomfortable in public spaces, British women are facing this kind of nonsense every single day. And more of them are confronting it and pushing back. What do you think?

[00:02:06]Is this acceptable behavior on our streets, or has this kind of entitled harassment gone way too far? Drop your honest thoughts in the comments. Thanks.