Source: BroBible
Summary
A Texas woman, Monique Elizabeth, was practicing at a driving range when a man approached her and asked to take a video of her. She declined, but the man continued to stare at her and eventually started recording her despite her objections. The woman eventually left the premises, feeling uncomfortable and harassed. The incident has sparked a conversation about women being approached and mansplained on the golf course.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name: “Golfing alone, but not really.”
Women go to the driving range to practice, but men think they need help or attention. A Texas woman’s experience is just one example of how women are often approached and mansplained on the golf course. The man’s behavior was not only creepy but also disruptive to her practice. It’s not just about asking for help, it’s about respecting personal space.
Original observation: Golf courses are not pick-up bars.
Author: Evan Null
