An Infographic Explanation of the Word “No” (infographic) w/ audio

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An Infographic Explanation of the Word “No” (infographic) w/ audio

đźš©Because people who can't take "no" for an answer aren't known to be the safest people to keep company with.  Â  T

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đźš©Because people who can’t take “no” for an answer aren’t known to be the safest people to keep company with.

 

 

 
Teen Version
 

 Because grown men who ought to know better are acting as if they forgot. In public for all to see. How embarrassing.

Just, No.

When girls say no, be a decent human being. 

Have their backs.

 

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