A couple of hours ago while walking with my gf home from work, we walk by an apartment under the J train here in Brooklyn, filthy scummy area, and i see a possibly drunk homeless guy wuth socks laying there I took a pic of him, he was kinda laying like YamchaMy gf questioned and lightly scolded me about it, and now I feel bad I told her I feel bad since in her eyes it was probably a guy minding his own business, and didnt want skmeone to be kicked while theyre possibky dkwn, although since he looked drunk he looked like one of those bastards that ruin train rides here (I had to deal with one esrlier today)Am I overthinking this?I knew what I did was wrong but I still took the pic, I admit I was also slightly bjtter at some snobby coworkers/supervisors at work so subconsciously I enjoyed feeling that powerTL;DRTook a pic of a hobo, gf called me out on it, now I feel like i did a sin. Usually I don't do vindictive things like this to people unless they did something to me first
Bro u know it’s wrong and ur just projecting your insecurities on that man and taking it out on him. Whatever issue u had w another hobo had nothing to do with him. Women like men with compassion. It shows strength when a man can have a hard life and still choose to be compassionate to those around him. Especially those with less power.Be better or else you’ll chase kind people away and become a bitter person. Your choice.
>>34833123It's 2026 everything is content no such thing as consent to content we all just content you me him her contentAnd how is taking a photo doing something vindictive, maybe the hobo looked kinda cool for a secondIf ur gf cares so much why didn't she hand him a hundred bucks on the spot to get him back on his feet, virtue signaller all talk no walk
