Let’s talk about the men who say: “I don’t get involved in drama.”“That’s between them.”“Not all men are like that.”“I’d never do that, but I’m not
Let’s talk about the men who say:
“I don’t get involved in drama.”
“That’s between them.”
“Not all men are like that.”
“I’d never do that, but I’m not about to check another grown man.”
These statements aren’t harmless.
They’re not peaceful.
They’re not respectable.
They are passive permission slips for violence to continue.
Because what they’re really saying is:
“I see it.
I know it’s happening.
But I’m not going to do anything to stop it.”
🔥 Let’s be clear:
Choosing silence when women are in danger is not “minding your business.”
It’s leaving women to fend for ourselves.
It’s watching harm and pretending your clean hands make you innocent.
It’s performing virtue while standing beside the problem.
This is how harm survives.
This is how it spreads.
Through silence.
Through approval disguised as distance.
❓Ask this of any man claiming to “care” about women:
What have you risked?
What have you challenged?
Who have you held accountable?
Where do you show up when no women are watching?
Because if the answer is “nothing,”
then his love for women is a costume.
Not a commitment.
🌀 Survivor Affirmation:
“They stayed silent.
She stayed safe—by no longer expecting them to speak.
Now she trusts her voice more than their comfort.”
đź“Ł To the women who feel abandoned by people who say they care:
You are not overreacting.
You are not alone.
You are just finally seeing clearly.
And you are allowed to protect yourself—even if they won’t.
