Man Tells a Random Woman That She is Dressed Inappropriately. Two Seconds Later, She is Throwing Her Drink at Him

A man on the internet is confronting a woman for being dressed “inappropriately.”

@lennymilleryt (Lenny Miller), a popular content creator known for judging women based on their outfits and commenting on their appearance, found himself in a risky situation when an encounter with a woman did not go as planned. In his video, he is seen approaching a woman at what appears to be a music festival and telling her to put some clothes on. 

Miller judges a woman based on her clothing, but she teaches him a lesson

When the woman asks Miller if he was talking to her, after he approached her, he responds by saying that her bu** was hanging out, prompting her to say that she is married. After this, Miller said that he felt bad for her husband and asked if she respected him. The woman offered to FaceTime him. After the woman called her husband, Miller took the phone away from her and told him that his wife was dressed a “little inappropriately.” Responding to his statement, the woman’s husband told Miller, “still untouchable brother.” Miller, in response, told him that she did not present herself as untouchable, prompting the husband to say that “people could look but not touch.”

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Miller then asked the husband if he wanted people to think they could touch his wife, prompting the woman to step in and immediately say, “no.” Shortly after, the woman asked Miller what would happen if she poured her drink on him. He said that he would hit it out of her hand before it fell on him. Then, the woman angrily removed the cover from her drink and attempted to throw it at him. She made repeated attempts and eventually threw the liquid in his face.

People in the comments are divided in their opinions on the video

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The comments on Miller’s video are pretty contradictory. While some support the woman and argue that her reaction was justified and that Miller was in the wrong, others say he is right. 

User @unknowninsightsllc asked, “why do you care??? people can dress how they want tbh…” User @new_world_order_agency commented, “she’s free to wear what ever she wants, who are you to tell people what to wear?” User @sudeepdasxd said, “This guy is doing what their parents didn’t.” User @sara.ladyy remarked, “Finally, someone who’s telling those women the truth!”

What is slutshaming?

According to an article published by Planned Parenthood on June 9, 2023, slut-shaming refers to accusing someone, especially those identifying as women, of being “too sexual” and using this as a reason to demean, bully, or harass them. The article emphasizes that at the heart of such targeting is the innate desire in some individuals to feel superior by bringing others down.

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There are several ways a person can engage in slut-shaming. They might directly call someone a “slut.” They could also speak pettishly about someone’s clothes, such as claiming they are wearing “revealing” attire to attract male attention. Additionally, they might spread false rumors about someone’s sex life or blame a victim for a sexual assault, among other behaviors.

(featured image: TikTok/@lennymilleryt)

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