@tcmsecretuseid wrote:Wrong side indeed.... pftttt.
She looks as if she is passing him on the right. Are they together?
i don't think so.
he is too close to the wall.
that's not natural if you walk alone.
@gleee58 wrote:
@konadely wrote:
Whoever finds fault in that image should get a life.
She could be just walking past a random stranger because she was is in a rush to get to where she is going. He might be on a leisurely stroll.
so someone decided to take a photo of
a random woman passing a man on the footpath.
that makes sense 
the photo was taken because there was something
wrong with the scene.
@*julia*2010 wrote:
@gleee58 wrote:
@konadely wrote:
Whoever finds fault in that image should get a life.
She could be just walking past a random stranger because she was is in a rush to get to where she is going. He might be on a leisurely stroll.
so someone decided to take a photo of
a random woman passing a man on the footpath.
that makes sense
the photo was taken because there was something
wrong with the scene.
There is nothing wrong with the scene. IF they are walking together it's none of anyone else's business how they choose to walk together.
There is nothing wrong with the scene. IF they are walking together it's none of anyone else's business how they choose to walk together.
you are missing the point.
the point of the tweet was:
I'm sure half of you guys don't even know what's wrong with this picture.
just finished reading the replies and
quite a few guys did know. good to see 
@*julia*2010 wrote:There is nothing wrong with the scene. IF they are walking together it's none of anyone else's business how they choose to walk together.
you are missing the point.
the point of the tweet was:
I'm sure half of you guys don't even know what's wrong with this picture.
just finished reading the replies and
quite a few guys did know. good to see
No, I'm not missing the point. I do not believe the point is appropriate to the century in which we live.
When those rules were accepted and applied women had few rights, were considered owned by their husbands, did not have to consent to sex and could be beaten to a pulp at a whim or disgarded to a nut house when he got sick of her. Times have changed. In this century there is nothing wrong with that photo.
