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The discussion reveals an underlying concern that society increasingly emphasizes victimhood, often at the expense of natural social behavior. Victimhood is portrayed as a source of power, with women often framing themselves as fragile and men as aggressors. This shift causes men to withdraw, fearing legal or social repercussions from minor interactions that were traditionally considered harmless.
Moreover, the emphasis on victimhood fosters a culture where words and gestures—such as whistling or making passing comments—are conflated with harassment or assault. This conflation has profound consequences on socialization, dating, and everyday interactions.