By Jos Truitt • @jostruitt • 11 years ago

Guy texts unsolicited dick pic, woman sends it to his mother, wins

Trevor, who is really good at flirting, likes to get women’s attention by flashing them:

Texts read, How's your day going? Is it pouring in Lo g island yet? And then there's a dick pic

The woman Trevor texted this time was not having it, though.

Texts. Trevor: Lol. You don't like? Woman: Fuck no. Trevor: To big for ya? Woman: I don't need to see that. I don't need to be disrespected by someone I don't even know.

Trevor doesn’t see the big deal, and starts insulting this woman he’s apparently trying to hit on. The conclusion of their conversation is after the jump – for the full exchange check out Happy Place. Spoilers: she forwards it all to Trevor’s mom. New technology means new places to harass people, but it’s also given us new ways to fight back. Because dick pics are forever. This woman rocks.

Woman: Again, *you're. Trevor: I have a big cock. Woman: And since you're pretty easy to find on Facebook, Trevor (last name redacted) shall I send mom (redacted)

 

screencaps of this conversation? To show how you treat women? Trevor: Don't. Woman: I think I might do it anyway since you felt the need to harass me. Why do you think it's okay to sexually harass girls you don't know? Trevor: I thought you would like it.

 

Woman: I honestly think you deserve to have that uncomfortable conversation with your mother. Trevor: That is not right. Don't do that it's my mom. Woman: It is right. She should know how you perpetuate rape culture. I am sick of being treated like this.

 

Story and images via Happy Place.

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Jos Truitt is Executive Director of Development at Feministing. She joined the team in July 2009, became an Editor in August 2011, and Executive Director in September 2013. She writes about a range of topics including transgender issues, abortion access, and media representation. Jos first got involved with organizing when she led a walk out against the Iraq war at her high school, the Boston Arts Academy. She was introduced to the reproductive justice movement while at Hampshire College, where she organized the Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program’s annual reproductive justice conference. She has worked on the National Abortion Federation’s hotline, was a Field Organizer at Choice USA, and has volunteered as a Pro-Choice Clinic Escort. Jos has written for publications including The Guardian, Bilerico, RH Reality Check, Metro Weekly, and the Columbia Journalism Review. She has spoken and trained at numerous national conferences and college campuses about trans issues, reproductive justice, blogging, feminism, and grassroots organizing. Jos completed her MFA in Printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute in Spring 2013. In her "spare time" she likes to bake and work on projects about mermaids.

Jos Truitt is an Executive Director of Feministing in charge of Development.

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