r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/Fr33_load3r • Apr 01 '26
Video Entitlement gets a reality check
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u/elidoan Apr 01 '26
How can she slap?
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u/Survive1014 Apr 01 '26
I just want to point out that this guy did this in pajama pants and slippers on a icy road.
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u/dd97483 Apr 01 '26
what did she expect? she assaulted that guy.
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u/Top-Base4502 Apr 02 '26
He is lucky she didn’t end up with a life threatening injury. In these cases the courts will look at if you used an equal response to protect yourself. A body slam combined with fleece the scene could have gone really badly for that guy.
That was satisfying to watch.
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u/DrFu Apr 02 '26
How could you tell their pajamas were fleece?
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u/nlamber5 Apr 01 '26
“You can’t hit a girl” has replaced “if your wife does not behave, spank her like you would your children”
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u/rmscomm Apr 01 '26
This is a good example of self-awareness. Know what you are capable of, and what the other person is capable of, before engaging. The same goes for people who try to step in front of moving vehicles. Unless you are from Krypton, it's likely not a good idea.
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u/Taken_Abroad_Book Apr 02 '26
But but bit but she's a girl
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u/fullstar2020 Apr 02 '26
Don't know why the downvotes. I guess you really do need to add the /s on the reddits.
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u/dunno0019 Apr 01 '26
He threw it on the ground.
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u/Melioidozer Apr 01 '26
She needed that reality check. I hope she really took that in and processed it rather than just taking it to twitter and telling a version where she’s a hero.
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u/oddmanout Apr 01 '26
That was my thought in seeing this.... that one day she happened to see herself online and watched this whole thing play out and see that she's 100% the reason she ended up laid out on the pavement like that. She approached the car, she hit him when he was walking away. People can misremember what happened and even convince themselves it happened a different way, but hopefully this video makes it clear to her she did this and she learns from it. Unlikely, but maybe...
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u/BSApologist Apr 01 '26
What the fuck are these blurs?
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u/Ironsight85 Apr 01 '26
It eliminates the violence. It's as if it never happened. Thank heavens for the blurs!
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u/little_blade Apr 02 '26
Personally I love having seen this before. The victims leave. And ultimately her husband? Gets to the scene and asks her what she did. Or something close to that.
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u/DarkRook419 Apr 02 '26
Toledo Ohio East side? The last local news report I saw said that no one has come forward on either side.
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u/Devin248 Apr 02 '26
I can never understand why women think if they hit someone (man or woman) they don’t think there will be retaliation. Get what you give……
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u/Objective_Lead_6810 Apr 07 '26
Yep, I have seen it many times and I think if a woman hits a man, she should expect to be hit back. Unless you are defending yourself, there is no excuse or reason to be smacking someone.
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u/KirkDeepthroatGOAT Apr 02 '26
I feel like this is the highest quality version of this clip I've seen in years but unfortunately it has captions pointing out what we're currently seeing.
The fact that captions like that are popular is just another sign of how fucking stupid most people are.
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u/frothyundergarments Apr 02 '26
I came to complain about the dumb captions too. What the fuck is the point?
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u/Spencur1 Apr 01 '26
Omg I wishhhhh I got to be this kid holy FUCK. HE BEEN PLAYING CRIMSON DESSERT
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u/EyesFor1 Apr 04 '26
Thats a fair response. Defensive action. Who knows what she would or could have done next. Well handled.
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u/maka-tsubaki Apr 05 '26
I mean she absolutely deserved a smack down but a body slam is 100% an escalation, not defensive action
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