LOCKER ROOM | Omeleto

A teenager discovers her friends' group chat.
LOCKER ROOM is used with permission from Greta Nash. Learn more at gretanash.com.
A teen student named Carla discovers a secret chat group that her male friends have -- a chat where they share nude or titillating photos and videos of unconsenting girls among themselves, and rate them in a particularly degrading way.
Presented with a moral and social quandary, Carla knows what she has to do. But doing it may mean losing her friendships with the boys she calls her friends.
Writer-director Greta Nash's short, searing drama tackles a very current issue, but from a unique perspective: rather than looking at it from the POV of a perpetrator or a survivor, the story looks at sexual harassment and discrimination from the role of the bystander.
But with its taut, focused yet emotionally complex script and beautifully sensitive camerawork, Nash's film looks at this hot-button topic with great intelligence and subtlety. Carla is a fully realized character, who feels a clear rapport with her male friends. Among these friends, she feels she belongs and is respected, although that dynamic may be changing, especially as they get deeper into adolescence and the hormones begin to kick in.
But when she discovers the secret chat, she realizes that whatever egalitarianism and acceptance she may feel could be an illusion -- and her gender may indeed exclude her in both subtle and powerful ways in the future, especially as boys become men and girls become women, complete with social roles and expectations. She begins to wonder why the boys don't sexualize her, but she also feels uneasy and "gross," as she says, about what's happening. The performances of the young cast, especially by lead performer Bridie Noonan, are sensitively rendered and well done, and take care not to demonize or idealize any position.
How Carla navigates her discovery poses powerful questions about how gender and power work in the most emotional and intimate ways -- not just in the realm of romance, but in our search for belonging, connection and finding a place in the world where we feel respected, seen, heard and understood. Carla carries a heavy burden -- she knows what the right thing to do was, but she risks ostracization from the group of friends she values most. The film doesn't at all flatten her concerns, and makes clear the costs of what choice Carla eventually makes.
LOCKER ROOM is powerful, thought-provoking and memorable because, in some sense, we are all bystanders in this era of awareness -- and often must weigh the costs of speaking up vs. staying silent. Through the lens of one character's journey, we understand the small and insidious ways that oppression and domination work, especially in the realm of everyday life and emotion. In the end, the conclusion of the film is both deeply sad, subtly dark but also quietly hopeful -- much like a lot of discussion that surrounds the film's issues in general.

[@smellamyblake8352]

I hate how the guys are acting like it was just a joke when they literally assaulted a girl and recorded it.

[@reno8494]

Exactly, they're so fkn disgusting. They should be sued ffs

[@jinhub2175]

It is sad because boys in my school are also like this and my father was abusive as well.. & now my hate for boys is just increasing day by day and I'm not able to help it. edit: To the people who are saying "i won't be able to find a king" let me tell you I'm not into men anyways. Edit (1 year later): Alright so I've worked on this internalised hate towards men and now i don't think necessarily all men are bad people. There are just some bad men and women out there, there are gonna be bad PEOPLE out there, it's not a gender thing. Genuinely great men exist. Just felt like sharing it:)

[@OrdinaryLD]

its a movie

[@savannalill7773]

@@OrdinaryLD but it's pretty common for guys especially sport teams.

[@Heluvsmeuh]

Thanks fur spoiling

[@sta5348]

She kept saying sorry, it's bad that she thought she was at fault

[@aadhyachintala8532]

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[@bwmanhath3770]

Yeah, and victims of sexual assault often blame themselves for it as well. It's a common response that's really sad

[@tylersamuels4438]

It is wrong to go through someone's stuff and invade their privacy, but given what they did, they can't get upset at that. I think you could call it poetic justice.

[@bwmanhath3770]

@@tylersamuels4438 You've really got to set your morals straight mate...

[@tylersamuels4438]

@@bwmanhath3770 read my comment again until your reading comprehension skills kick in

[@pipsantos6278]

The crime is the lifting of the skirt of a sleeping girl, filming it and uploading it.

[@raquelf.1962]

it is very disgusting

[@recovered4life]

Ohhhh, that's what they were doing, I couldn't see it clearly enough to understand what they were up to (just that obviously it was wrong).

[@zirak93-2]

I thought it was worse than that. Hopefully the panties was still on. Looked like the girl was drunk.

[@mansipandey7944]

I thought it was much worse and involved another object

[@Meangrl19]

It was implying that they drugged her and then were assaulting her when she was out of it. They didn't just lift her skirt, they were starting to touch her inappropriately and then the guy walked in. We don't have to see it acted out to know what the implication was. Then they were also filming, uploading, and laughing about the assault on the girl.

[@aurora-jw2rj]

The fact that she felt like she needed to apologise for watching the video when her one friend caught her… so sad and realistic at the same time

[@greywolf7577]

She was reading a private chat. While what she did wasn't as bad, it still was not the right thing to do.

[@EmotionalGarbage]

@@greywolf7577 i’m not disagreeing with you in any way, i’m also pointing out the fact that the second she came back into the room the guy immediately shut the computer close. that wasn’t a good thing to look through their computer but it was very suspicious and humans get curious sometimes🤷‍♀️

[@joelcrouch7567]

​@@greywolf7577 you're so wrong

[@Argonikron]

Normally you do not look at people's chats without permission.

[@kadd4415]

@@greywolf7577 Though she apologized for reading a private chat, a huge apology and a form of restitution should be made for the video itself.

[@colinbledsoe7146]

If you see something, SAY SOMETHING.

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

whether a GIRL or a boy

[@ahyafikri4746]

Alr, i see a chair. CHAIR

[@otakubathwater866]

Easier said than done.

[@travusmannley3322]

Isn't that the terrorism hotline or whatever

[@ilailailailaila]

SOMETHING

[@caitlynnewbould1445]

The fact that they closed the laptop means they know how wrong it is.

[@EternityUnknown]

That's philiphophocal in site there.

[@breesofly]

Right?? they can’t even pretend they had no idea what they were doing.

[@dandylion2837]

Or just that they don’t want her to see.

[@ayanjali]

@@dandylion2837 because it's wrong...

[@dandylion2837]

@@ayanjali yeah but just because they don’t want her to know, dosen’t mean that they believe that what their doing is wrong. But you’re right... shame and hiding comes from a conscience about good and bad. But if they believe that what their doing is okay, the closing of the laptop could just be a unconscious reflex. Like a unconscious conscience.

[@gabbylipura2219]

Long haired guy is not pissed that he did the deed. He’s just pissed that he got caught. Literally trash. :/

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

he's an actor calm down of course he wouldn't be pissed cos he (probably) not like that

[@nexusisntavailable]

why are all of these people treating it like its a real thing lol

[@HoneyandCIover]

Hassan Ahmed they’re talking about the character, not the actor lol

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

@@HoneyandCIover oh yeah that makes sense but still people will feel a sense of freedom to also criticize the actors. Like imagine if the girl was fat no one would really say anything bad (some would find it attractive nani??). But if one of those guys were fat imagine what would happen.....

[@HoneyandCIover]

Hassan Ahmed I’m not sure I really understand your point

[@lisajohnson4744]

The idea that “hormones are kicking in” implies that these guys have no choice in what they are. This is not an issue about hormones, it is an issue of respect versus objectification, caring versus entitlement. They made a choice, and they can make a different one the minute they are ready to say “I’m sorry.”

[@binarystar300]

Even if this video were real (it isn't), you have to expect that people can learn and grow from the bad decision they made when they were younger.

[@Dasha-vs2jl]

Nowhere was it implied they can’t change. But they sure as hell know better. It’s disgusting. Own up.

[@TJ-Judge]

They are creepy predators. No excuse

[@vibez.no.cartel]

yh they can grow in jail LOL@@binarystar300

[@atharvsharma7648]

Absolutely, this is the exact sense in which we differ from animals. Adolescence doesn't give one any excuse and/or reason to commit such atrocities. As humans, we define a whole different plane to everything. Every action has a meaning and every feeling as a purpose, yet after having intelligence of such extents, seeing what people do with it is literally wasteful.

[@martape570]

tbh, from a girl's perspective, it's rather traumatic when your palls with whom you used to hang out on equal terms suddenly decide that you're not one of them bc you're a girl...

[@Jaydavid25.]

No, she got them suspended.. It wasn't because she was a girl.. LOL..

[@krashd]

@@Jaydavid25. The scene with the laptop was before anyone got suspended.

[@papasscooperiaworker3649]

Jay David rewatch the video. they still treated her as an outsider before they got suspended

[@wanderdoll3226]

@@Jaydavid25. also even the fact that they would rate her is disgusting and traumatic that guys you thought were your guy friends are looking at you in that way is disgusting

[@Jaydavid25.]

@@papasscooperiaworker3649 They didn't specifically treat her as an outsider.. It seemed pretty normal to me.. It was only when she found out they rated girls at the school, and the weird thing with the video tape that she got insecure and felt like an outsider..

[@shristyrajpoot7596]

The worst thing is they got panicked after getting caught that means they know they did something they shouldn't have done...but they still act surprised that the girl is taking it seriously

[@Capturedbeauty777]

Gaslighting 101

[@zephyrus1442]

Kvian ????

[@merin5038]

@@zephyrus1442 Yo..!! I'm also a KVian

[@merin5038]

@vaishnav m Which KV ? (State) ?

[@aishwarya9297]

oh wow.. I'm a kvain too.. from kerala

[@bestiee1600]

yo I would be crying too if I lost my friends and found out they were pervs

[@m13-b6b]

Who wouldn’t?

[@old.tables1989]

@@m13-b6b me. i'd respect the girls more lol. don't worry i ain't much of a perv myself.

[@valenteleanos4774]

A little info for you, If you have guy friends they are all pervs

[@midnightfox5684]

@@valenteleanos4774 mine aren't because they are gay

[@kbee225]

@@midnightfox5684 they're also pervs just not to girls

[@botanicalitus4194]

She's a hero and has nothing to apologize for. More girls should be like her. If girls dont protect each other, no one will protect us.

[@kylerjase5124]

Who did she save? XD

[@jazzy1954]

@@kylerjase5124 other girls from getting treated like her

[@keithhinchcliffe5629]

well that's not entirely fair. there are plenty of us men who innately protect women. I once saw a drunk guy, outside a bar, kick his gf between the legs. I ran over and dropped him with a kick to the side of his head. All his buddies jumped me. I got the worst beating of my life. So, your comment is a little close to home.

[@Yoonzino_1004]

​@@keithhinchcliffe5629 props to you👏 you did well

[@yim-dahdavis8093]

@@keithhinchcliffe5629 pfftt

[@helenegraham]

"It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but just as much to stand up to our friends."

[@caileanm2009]

Helene G. Love the HP Quote

[@snuffywuffykiss1522]

what friends? She had no friends in this show. only enemies that she halfheartedly stood up to.

[@tylerhughes5420]

@@caileanm2009 bruh pretty sure dumbledore says that to neville longbottom at the end of sorcerers stone.

[@caileanm2009]

Tyler Hughes HP is short hand for Harry Potter

[@tylerhughes5420]

@@caileanm2009 he says a great deal more to stand up to your friends. Lol i thought you was saying hp lovecraft

[@nikkiberns1365]

My best guy friends were the “social rejects” in school and even at church because they wore black clothes and metal jewelry, constantly making mischief and generally had issues with authority - the EXACT opposite of who I was, which puzzled adults and peers constantly. These same guys also held a very strong code of ethics and morals, especially towards women. I was always protected, never put into any awkward situation, and they never laid a finger on me even when we argued. The “normal” guys, however, the high-achieving social princes, kept trying to sleep their way through the student body and one even tried to sneak into my hotel room on a class trip - but was blocked by one of my friends before I even found out. Years later one of my “troubled” friends married my best friend and they have an amazing marriage with two beautiful daughters. Finding out how horrible most guys can be made me eternally grateful for my friends!!

[@pearlescent1557]

I agree. It's bad to generalize, but the popular boys (particularly on sports teams) tend to experience more male-to-male, homogeneous comradery that acts as an echo-chamber for their worst ideals. Less popular kids who don't tend to hang out in hordes and focus a bit more on character to unite them than athletic ability or caste tend to be forced to see more diverse viewpoints, in addition to the missing "popularity net" that allows others room in disrespect. Specifically the kids who don't participate in party culture AND aren't socially popular or are considered troubled tend to have strong senses of justice.

[@KARTIKEYA007]

@@pearlescent1557 ah yes, male to male comradory is toxic... And what about female to female comradary? Do girls also have evil echo chambers or is it just the evil, horrible guys?

[@ekkiart6667]

I’m sorry this is great and all but I can’t get over that you accidentally wrote “they never laid a finger IN me” instead of ON me, and yet it still makes absolute sense in this context!

[@CytherX]

Metal heads are actually really gentlemanly. In the mosh pit, if I fell they didn't hesitate to help me back up. Never felt threatened by any of them

[@iaminconstantpain4330]

Please dont use the word 'most'. I do thank you for not generalizing all men, but theres easily more good men than bad men in the world. And sadly, the good deeds of the good men are never revealed anywhere, while the bad deeds are spread everywhere. Every news station is eager to catch the bad deeds done by men. This unfortunately causes every man to be generalized, with the bad deeds far out shadowing the good deeds.

[@quitbeinsilly1062]

I was molested by one of my aunts in the cover of darkness. It shows not only men but women are capable of such acts. Stay awake and don’t ever think it’s just men doing this type of crime

[@orange6179]

I hope your doing alright now.

[@quitbeinsilly1062]

@@orange6179 it happened to me some 9-8 years ago but yeah, I’m alright thanks

[@mindingmybusiness3915]

Gross please tell she is in bars

[@quitbeinsilly1062]

@@mindingmybusiness3915 she is not, I can’t nor remember who it was or her name, but I have

[@quitbeinsilly1062]

@@mindingmybusiness3915 suspicions on which aunt

[@richmondraider716]

Carla is what every father hopes his daughter will be, brave, bold and brutally honest

[@shrutithesingingsoul]

woww...well said👏🏻

[@richmondraider716]

@Poseidon I said father, real men make good fathers....you sound like a piss poor "dad"

[@woodlandpricess]

@@richmondraider716 periodt

[@sabrinam6614]

@Poseidon one doenst have to be a feminist to be those things...

[@hanabanana7041]

@Poseidon And why not? Why don't you want a daughter who stands up for what's right and fights for equality? ( not talking about the ones who say that all men are bad or that women should be higher than men. They aren't feminist they're extremist) The ones who don't stand by when they see someone whos hurt

[@deariagamble]

The fact it could of happened to her, she's comfortable around the guys you can tell, what if she passed out or fell asleep around them😔

[@tashniquejacob8800]

I can't even imagine 😔😔😔😔😔

[@a113sabertooth2]

not gonna happen. they did that to the other girl because they were not emotionally attached

[@teabag1165]

They can't do that to her since they are very familiar with her. They see her as one of them......just like they would view their sisters, but of course, they aren't related. These are just teenagers, not animals.

[@ujalasaadi2017]

Thatswhy she take action i guess

[@lonewolfshayu1715]

They'll wake her up and drive her home.

[@ashleyburbank3129]

The girl hugging her at the end is the same girl in the video she doesn't know what happened yet but the point is that it's a circle it comes back around. Just something I noticed that I don't think anyone many others did

[@sri6567]

The film began with her as well along with Karla

[@Princess-ee8rt]

I did not know that I thought that girl was the sister of the boy who close the laptop and I thought that was an reference to what if someone did that to your sister saying, that what I saw it has wow !! But the way has you put it was very deep !!

[@ashleyroberts6424]

Lol, you're not the only one --I definitely noticed and knew that! 😂

[@aneena2924]

We Indians call it karma...what goes around comes around

[@canpan1679]

wow youre just a unique little snowflake

[@katemiller5990]

When my husband was in high school, he had a mentor, an older man, who taught him how to treat women right and honour them. I’ll always be grateful for this man’s influence in my husband’s life.

[@honkie]

You need a mentor for that??

[@RunawayVoyager]

@@honkie You don't need a mentor to not be a bad person, but having a mentor to teach you what to _do_ to be a good person, who upholds their own examples really helps for both men and women.

[@monbub]

@@honkie Yes. Unfortunately.

[@bigmamisvea3318]

​​@@honkieCrazy but I guess in todays world, many men need help to develop basic human empathy towards women

[@leo-fs1rb]

My parents: why aren’t you friends with more boys? Me a boy: because girl drama is less illegal

[@skullxwrapper9968]

leo ga...?

[@pip-mc8732]

@@skullxwrapper9968 y

[@skullxwrapper9968]

Pip - MC ok cool

[@luj12222]

Safi Abdelrahman people can be friends with whoever they want, they don’t have to be gay and they don’t have to tell you if they are

[@tananoor2533]

@@skullxwrapper9968 My parents: If you talk to any boy, you're dead I'm asian -_-

[@anonymousandcool]

I had a lot of guy friends at one stage and was pretty chill with a lot of their crap.. but then I saw the way they treated some of their girlfriends or spoke about women.... and even though they didn't speak that way about me.... it just stopped being ok. I was never friends with their girlfriends, I'm not even a gal's gal.. but it just leaves you so uncomfortable.

[@zerroukcirine6478]

That's how you can tell if a person is descent or not, it's the way they talk about other girls.

[@Eviiix]

Yea, me and my bff where in a cool friendgroup we where al chill with eachother but then they started making fun of her behind her back and in her face ): but they didn’t do it to me now I left them Bcs they are toxic af and my bfs b-day is tomorrow 💕

[@moriahruiz2490]

Honestly because once you speak up about it. They decided you just don't understand because you are a girl. And every moment when you hung out with them becomes nothing.

[@THE_AceOfSarcasm]

@@zerroukcirine6478 The way they talk about other people* What, you think something like this can't happen to a guy, or any other gender/non-binary?

[@THE_AceOfSarcasm]

@@Eviiix I mean, I constantly make fun of my friends as a joke, and we exchange insults as a joke as well. It's not toxic, we just find it funny. Hell, sometimes we make fun of ourselves. But I can see how someone doing that to someone who finds it rude can be a very uncomfortable thing, and that kind of toxicity is very bad, so I'm glad you escaped it. And I know I'm two weeks late, so happy late birthday. My present is... Uh... A yeet. My present is a yeet. Yay.

[@cutetoenails5747]

When he called her ugly I lost it I wanted to slap him so bad

[@juliamyrie6881]

But 3 of them 1 of u

[@howtheygotthere]

That was ur issue with this?

[@yaaasssitzafiastar4395]

That sad part is that he’s ugly wait no that’s the funny part😂😒

[@iiheartaddyy]

@@yaaasssitzafiastar4395 bruh wtf it wasn’t even funny

[@douchebagno1202]

@@yaaasssitzafiastar4395 exactly like you know him in real life and judge him based off a movie character real mature 🙈🖕

[@khadijaomer1261]

I'm glad her friend came to hug her at the end. She needed to feel she did the right thing protecting her friend and everybody else who could've been a victim.

[@kimberlyd3360]

This is what happens when they say “boys will be boys” smh. Please, let’s do better in raising men

[@Smt_Glaive]

More Gentlemen ...

[@sisi.0]

@@Smt_Glaive yes👈

[@cookieeees]

And don't even get me started on the toxic masculanity put into boy's brains since they were young by the society.

[@kimberlyd3360]

Anice A.J.K 100% telling boys that they act like girls (which shouldn’t be an insult) when they’re emotional or expressive. Wont be me, my boys will not carry that unnecessary trauma

[@kebaabetsweqhobela6016]

Yes let's do better also 550th like

[@noor-wb5kc]

Everyone complaining about the ending but let’s be honest it’s realistic.

[@alenjose3903]

v e n d e t t a who is complaining 😕

[@zerodai6653]

Exactly the 1000th like 🤗🤗

[@MunkEMann]

none of this is realistic. It's obvious that the writer has never read a boy's group chat.

[@sersomeone9704]

@@MunkEMann yeah, in real life, we do it way worse

[@MunkEMann]

@@sersomeone9704 honestly, they at least could have put some racial slurs in there.

[@retroreceptionist7571]

I’m really glad that the guy who stood by and seemed “nice” realizes that he’s seen as a monster too for allowing that to happen and standing by even defending it. Even if you don’t actively victimized others you’re still a part of the problem. Just one of the lads

[@stonem0013]

yes, he's an enabler of abuse. The fact he probably sees himself as a 'good guy' is particularly gross

[@Misdrex]

@@milab.8602 He didnt realize. He's just scared that they got caught. People like him are as bad as the others, the ones who watch and dont do anything, just accepting the fact his mate is assaulting a women on video

[@bratzillla]

no see, can we TALK about 7:10 and the beauty of it? The heavy silence coating them as she looks at her friend, really looks at him, for the first time ever. That haunting silence is coming from a place of realization, an epiphany that she never knew him or her other friends at all, and theres a tragic element there-- UGH beautiful

[@bhavyakabade]

I think, she did know him, but he gave himself in to peer pressure, there's more commentary there than just that

[@lylaabogoda8166]

I thought that guy was the best of them for being there for her & somewhat regretting everything

[@apurvabachute3692]

WOW...just WOW 😭

[@shooshoo5118]

@@lylaabogoda8166 He did not regret but he did feel a bit of empathy, just like most human beings.

[@ElisaSarah]

She looked at him with disgust.

[@apodis3103]

looking back on high school I remember just how toxic it really was, I mean, it was super bad. sexism, racism, homophobia it was so abundant among my graduating class and other classes.

[@marwan4233]

Dylan Kirkhart u look like ur still in high school

[@marwan4233]

Ik this is random but phones got banned at my school due to inappropriate pics lol

[@VedantMishra55]

@@marwan4233 where are you from?

[@joyandrus1717]

I agree. As an adult, I realize how much my teachers contributed to the horrible behaviors that were allowed because they allowed them to continue. Adults making choices, without really realizing what they attributed to. Honestly would like to hear thoer excuses to my adult brain now

[@hotdoggop4376]

It can be terrible, but it really depends on your social circles, your teachers, and your reactions to other’s actions.

[@kentinlabeau5533]

For everybody that is confused, a few boys on the football team made a group chat where they rate girls for their attractiveness. The video was of a girl who was sleeping /unconscious and the boys were lifting up her skirt and recording it. Edit: What the frick i forgot about this comment why it get likes

[@darlene8299]

Kentin LaBeau thank you soooo much! U rlly helped a lot!

[@smauggerr]

@@darlene8299 You seriously didn't understand? I'll only forgive you if you're too young to understand or do not speak English. Otherwise you dissappoint me, sorry.

[@moizmoosajee1432]

@@smauggerr well in my case I didnt wanna watch a 13 min video so skipped thru more than half of it So yea that was helpful for me atleast

[@あけみ-w4k]

@@smauggerr darling, you disappoint me. Some people don't want to watch a 13 minute video.

[@fortnitefanningfunnymomets7613]

Akemi Moore If you don’t want to watch it then don’t worry about what happens in it

[@inesc6796]

Ok but why is nobody talking about the fact that they mainly shared photos of girls from the years below?...

[@yusraabdulkadir4301]

Inês Costa I think it’s because Seniors like freshman girls.

[@zahrah8512]

Inês Costa Because they’re ‘easier’

[@Sheriff_K]

Because they’ve probably already talked about the girls their age in prior years, so now they’re on to the ones newer to them.

[@Morfalath]

Cause girls their age will mostly date older guys

[@peterplumpkineater69]

I think it’s because senior boys now freshman girls are easy to get or something like that

[@TW-ew9lw]

She did the right thing. I know she feels guilty but she saved all those girls. That would've ruined the lives of these unsuspecting, young girls. She did right. She stood for the right thing

[@harrisn3693]

But what about the girls who mock young men just because said girls hustle on twitch?

[@lamogetrektlittlekidlol5757]

@@harrisn3693 wot?

[@ree3762]

@@harrisn3693 wtf are you talking about

[@gigachud35]

how would their lives be ruined? plz enlighten me

[@JeanAriaMouy]

@@harrisn3693 ? Didnt get your comment

[@Pyroopyro]

Im more disgusted by the fact that there are still some questionable creatures (male and female) outthere who would defend those kind of actions and blame the victim.

[@deg1studios]

nobody's blaming the victim. all she did was be unconcious

[@iveros8481]

Those actions are unjustifiable, but if she was drunk at a party, it's her fault for being unconscious 🤷‍♂️

[@tova1412]

@@iveros8481 ... no. lots of people go unconscious at partys, and most of them stay safe. she probably thought she would be safe considering she was surrounded by her friends, it is in no way this girls' fault. the guys should have known how wrong it is to do anything sexual to an unconscious person, the fault is on them, not her. how can you say their actions are unjustifiable, and then say it's her fault for being uncoscious?!

[@aomda355]

@@tova1412 Tbh you should never be unconscious at a party where you don't know the host just as you should never walk into the direction of a baby grizzly bear, you just never know whether it's safe or not.

[@COVID--kf3tx]

@@aomda355 Just like you should never go camping bc it;s your fault you're positioning yourself near wild animals. Just like if you go out with friends you should feel safe around them

[@reasemcgill2829]

I’m a guy, and I can never understand why other guys would do this to girls. I mean it breaks my heart tbh, it kills me to see this smh. I would never do this to any girl as long as I live. That’s why I don’t really hang out with any guys.

[@abcxyz-st1zh]

Thank you so much for being who you are and respecting girls. I'd just advise you to not see all guys in the same way, some do commit such horrible and misguided acts but there are also some (like you 😉) who understand and are respectful.

[@reasemcgill2829]

@@abcxyz-st1zh thank you, that means a lot but I don’t hate every guy, like I hang out with some, but I know who I can trust😉

[@abcxyz-st1zh]

@@reasemcgill2829 Glad to hear that! 😁

[@juliamyrie6881]

@@reasemcgill2829 trust the guys who are nerds

[@adriank.6118]

I feel you man i have only a few guy friends that are like me im gonna treat a girl good and respectfull

[@paulmorris5166]

I am 75 and do not understand most of the generations after me. I was brought up on books like Knight of the Round Table and other books where women and girls were respected and protected. School taught us boys to give up our seats to women on buses, open doors for them. What a different world.

[@Tobi-pp2wz]

Yeah, Its defintely gone the wrong direction. I come from a strict family so I never really got caught up in all this weirdness untill i ended up in college

[@overlord5068]

The Vatican has been infiltrated in 1960 and second vatican council happened The Catholic Church has fallen in 1960 That's what happened

[@damianayre2130]

The same boys that make girls cry will be wiping away the same tears from their daughter's eyes one day.

[@dedcoyt3437]

If they grow up, so likely become the dad's the objective their own daughter.

[@dreamy_daze4]

?

[@misssophie6515]

no, they won't. which sort of daughter would voluntarily turn to a "man" like that for support? these are not men, these are cowards, they only think of themselves.

[@damianayre2130]

@@dedcoyt3437 I'm guessing that you used Google Translate because that makes no sense whatsoever...

[@dedcoyt3437]

@@damianayre2130 I know, I type way too fast. Obviously it wasn't an emotional comment.

[@najmaazhar7234]

i felt so uncomfortable for her

[@mimiworld1704]

same...a male "friend" of mine took a screen shot while in the meeting and edited it inappropriate and spread the photo in all the student groups.....my dada was close to killing him but thats not the point....it haunted me in my dreams for years

[@agoogleuser4066]

@@mimiworld1704 i am sorry you had go through that it must have been horrible:( but i hope you are safe now and i hope Karma gets him! Stay safe ✌🏻💕

[@r.7619]

She's soo pretty and kind but they treated her like that, smh..

[@terrytucker4811]

lesbiam

[@fhoyz_]

She kinda cute

[@whatif187]

@@terrytucker4811 what just happened ?? 😂😂

[@lanemaness6616]

Wow, special treatment

[@rhiannamae6075]

Deadbeatᅩ헌 omg ikr she’s gorgeous

[@guimagrazi]

May every girl out there have the courage to what she did.

[@kamila2021]

Amen!

[@cat_atouille]

Standing up for others will always be scary. But I hope we can always gather enough courage to stand up for others when no one else does

[@meloworx221]

Girls as well as guys. Our capacity to do right isnt dependent on gender

[@landan7626]

And guy

[@GeneratedPerson]

And the same if the genders were swapped

[@rustinstardust2094]

I'm glad they went with a more realistic ending and not that movie-of-the-week, after-school-special feel-good ending, where everyone would cheer for her while inspirational music played, and she would have a warm feeling of closure. Oftentimes, doing the right thing ends up completely screwing you over. But you still have to do it.

[@mx_lei]

True

[@clevernamerighthere9240]

Yeah. That’s life.

[@Panwere36]

Totally agree.

[@leonardu6094]

why do you still have to do it then?

[@erikeriks]

@@leonardu6094 bcse its the right way

[@kiwiwarlord8152]

That short hesitation from that one boy at the end is incredible, you can see he wants too apologise, but knows it doesn't mean anything. He also doesn't want to break away from his group of friends. He is just so incredibly torn.

[@MrGianeta]

nope. I don't think he's regretful about what they did or thinks that much of it either. I think he just sincerely likes the girl and doesn't want to lose her (like in wants her to be his gf). It's a woman vs friends kind of conflict in his soul. Not right vs wrong.

[@us8721]

Alright, I hate it when people do disgusting/offensive things and then when people react appropriately to them, it means they don’t have a sense of humour.

[@juliamyrie6881]

Hey do u believe a bunch of guys and girls will line up and they will all fight to the death

[@o_0264]

@@juliamyrie6881 I believe

[@justcharlotte0115]

This is why I really, really appreciate one of my guy friends (and now boyfriend as of a couple days ago). He still call out guys if they make a creepy joke or make a girl uncomfortable and even if they say "it's no big deal" or "it's just a joke" he still tells them its not okay and stands up for us girls.

[@lizardguy4236]

That is an incredibly hard thing to do being faced with the choices of either laughing with friends or calling out their behavior takes real courage in the past I’m ashamed to admit I’ve been faced with those options and didn’t make the right choice

[@tekla5830]

Last scene when girl hugged to Carla is called women solidarity

[@unknownoblivion2417]

I love that, I wish females do that more often and all be on the same page and support each other and be there for each other when most needed rather than dragging others down further more into despair

[@rimasuemikidia]

Also Sorority

[@aadhyachintala8532]

The girl who hugger her is the same one who got filmed, only she doens't know it yet.

[@mmt1575]

@@pranavvaishnave7648 gosh where do you guys get this narrative from

[@camillayamanaka473]

@@pranavvaishnave7648 I don't get it, most of my friendships have always been with women and I just love every single one of them

[@Misdrex]

Guys like Finn are just as bad as guys like Mack. Because they act like they care about you and are sweet but in the end they are also in that group chat, agreeing with said things or accepting and going along with it. They aren't any better.

[@ChildrensRightsFirst947]

I think they have better but shaky character and easily get caught up in peer pressure. There's probably hope for someone like him if he gets away from the bad influences.

[@alohamilkyway3]

When you're in highschool, your friends are as important as your grades ( at least for me it was). So for Carla to tell on her friends was such a brave act. In the end, highschool is only a small part of her life but her integrity and self-worth will forever be a part of her.

[@enigmafiresup4658]

That's just you lol

[@dassweta100]

@@enigmafiresup4658 😂

[@sayah1564]

Enigmafiresup no i think 663 other people also 😂😂

[@thecleanslate3648]

I just lost my friends from being racist to this one dude in the group:/ I honestly didn't think it was that bad until now

[@allynfps]

Ivy Aguas my grades aren’t important tf if you’re one of those kids i stg

[@via8345]

Everyone's sharing their personal experiences and their disgust for the boys which is great but what I've been searching for is a comment that applauds these ppl for their incredible acting. It was generally amazing script writing, editing and acting, I could totally see the emotions and the realism. It wasn't trying to make it extra dramatic for entertainment, it was so real. They truly did an amazing job!

[@ChildrensRightsFirst947]

I agree! And I was thinking I'd love to see this woman in a real movie, especially a drama.

[@casomai]

Quando si commenta la storia e non gli attori, vuol dire che gli attori sono stati talmente bravi da far dimenticare allo spettatore che stavano recitando, quindi per me non commentare gli attori è un gran complimento.

[@N4tF0und893]

instantly closed a loptop lid when someone walks in. me : Tss....Amateurs

[@sersomeone9704]

Lol exactly what I said when she opened the chat log

[@smauggerr]

Yeah, he didn't even have a lock on his computer!

[@shirori2004]

Exactly

[@uma3777]

I just alt tab B)

[@obscurerefference7954]

ShaDows Cradle not even a password

[@cherry3158]

I love how they added that bit at the end with the two girls hugging it really shows that them boys never considered her a "friend" and even someone she barely knows (presumably) still went out of the way to be there for her.

[@akshitaduh]

Correct!

[@o_0264]

She was the same girl who was harassed by those teens

[@seanpazdera6407]

"Boys bad, girls good"

[@NeyamStar]

Frr

[@tantivy1321]

yea that happened to me, i saw this girl crying, she was already my friend and i hug her. it feels so good to calm down people... she thanked me after it. its so cute

[@imsittingonmars]

Tons of sexism in these comments. And men wonder why women don't like them

[@matilda.fmx0]

Fr

[@heaven8mysoul]

i’m actually so in shock that people like that still exist

[@matilda.fmx0]

@@heaven8mysoul IKR

[@Junnoishere]

​@@heaven8mysoul it's so sad :(

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

We don't wonder at all. We just use them and throw them in the trash. 🥰

[@rugilevaliukaite6049]

It’s the fact that Finn seemed genuinely sorry for his behaviour, but “the boys” were influencing him too much so he could actually drop them and be right.

[@i_am_a_pig_oink_oink3829]

@@nickimillennium Exactly

[@suzannekilgannon1242]

Hes only sorry because he got caught so yes he shows remorse but only because she found out. He may have just been doing it to fit in but he still did it

[@chilliam00]

@@suzannekilgannon1242 Exactly if he was truly sorry and felt guilty, he would've done something about it/call them out on it instead of letting the rest of the team carry on commiting their crimes.

[@nieznajomy7]

@@suzannekilgannon1242 you as a woman can't understand boys head. If he would tell someone about this group, he couldn't be with them anymore. That's one of the worst thing male can experience, being out of group. It's very hard for man to do this. I can tell what could he done, because I don't know what he done. It's just 13 min film.

[@shooshoo5118]

@@nieznajomy7 This is plain stupidity. Being scared of calling out your friends in fear of being dropped out of the friend group has nothing to do with gender. No correlation. He is still a bad person, regardless if he was peer pressured.

[@AMSNDylan]

"Connor you smell like egg" Well this is *Omeleto*

[@babyvision2007]

lol

[@Edibom]

Lol haha

[@lilianbeatriz67]

I SNORTED AT THIS COMMENT

[@mandylosemean7767]

💀💀💀💀

[@thepig9539]

yeah 1k vote by me !

[@dakotatheicewolf7917]

As a girl who has many guy friends, this is quite sickening. My friends have always treated me with respect and also treat other women highly. I'm grateful for the friends I have as I know they will do nearly anything for me. I hope that our society doesn't keep being like this and have men treat women respectfully. Now this goes towards men as well. Some guys go through this too either with a group of girls or a group of guys. This goes both ways. At the end of the day, we should all just respect each other and not do horrid things like this

[@tomatoMarz]

update?

[@itsvale6371]

your the most based person here, dont generalized, dont say only girls should be respected just write with the truth

[@Luke-ms5hn]

Exactly! Only reasonable person in this common section

[@prehistoriccreature1800]

@dakotatheicewolf sorry to break it to you but your male friends do this as well lol. And no, they wont do "anything" for you lmao. Even if you will do anything for them, you cant force them to care. Deal with it.

[@Nemo-wk9tu]

No they are just smart enough to properly hide this.

[@mochibi3493]

Is this why my parents never let me stay in the same room alone as my male friend when I was young?

[@Pastellaxart]

Deadass same

[@no.6854]

Yes. YES I promise you they did it because they loved you not because they wanted to ruin your "social" life

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

@@no.6854 i mean what could possibly have happened? ... actually it makes sense never mind

[@no.6854]

@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr it does alot sadly

[@ikindoflikemangoes4951]

My parents didn’t like me having male friends in general lol

[@3ゴーストカンガルー]

This is sadly very realistic, and i could definitely see this happening in real life. She is so pretty, kind and sweet, she doesn’t deserve that.

[@bhuvaneshwarij1326]

It happened in India

[@henrygod69]

It is realistic. But not all men are like this. This is just bad people being bad.

[@blinx_edits]

@@bhuvaneshwarij1326 yess ...... i am an indian girl too and i very well remeber delhi's boys lockerroom case

[@reallilnasx1459]

the sad thing is most high schools around the world can recall something similar if not worse to situations like these/ We really need to work on raising guys better instead of blaming everything on women and/or victims

[@reallilnasx1459]

@@emmazas wait someone commented that???

[@lanarose63]

The fact that she was apologizing after she found it really hit home for me...

[@passthebutter6037]

“boYs ARe LeSS dRAmA”

[@alplovesbrute4649]

Benji 64 yeah lmao its a skit

[@sstreakzzzz]

PassThe Butter It’s a fiction skit, it’s meant to raise awareness about situations around the world and doesn’t strictly refer to men or women, both do this.

[@wtf9499]

someone tell me the girls name

[@barryscott3327]

That's a fact

[@wtf9499]

@@barryscott3327 whats the girls name bro

[@annelisemartinelli6142]

I had an experience like hers, my male friends had a group on instagram when one of them logged on my phone, I was curious if they talked about me there, and i found lots of my closest male friends saying horrible things about their female friends intimate parts (mine too), and how they kept looking at our bodies during classes. I told my friends cause I wanted them to not trust in them, not be comfortable around them, because they had second intentions for our hole friendship. We stopped talking to them, but as time passes they were returning to be friends with them. I’m still worried for them but I can’t do much about it. I’m no longer friends with them, and I do not wish to be ever again. That’s my story! (Sorry for the bad english)

[@suzukigixxer1627]

Your english is definitely not bad and you look gorgeous in that profile picture 👍

[@EternityUnknown]

Better English than me. It's the only language I know....

[@jerrymathewninan6739]

"hole friendship" lmao

[@dhillon3846]

Butter eingliesh thain me👍👍

[@dea7623]

Thank you for telling your girl friends about it. I hope ya'll stay safe.

[@sharvarimarathe6760]

Hence always keep limits between you and your male friends. Parents aren't fools to warn ya everytime 😑

[@derekjetter4039]

actually, fathers warn daughters about the ways in which girls are used but mothers dont warn sons about the way boys are used.

[@vladienee9367]

@@derekjetter4039 explain what they don't explain I want to know.

[@Sarah-kv3qs]

@@derekjetter4039 It needs to be talked about for sure lol

[@adrukova1407]

​@@vladienee9367he's just talking out of his as**

[@btsismylifeuindianarmy4909]

The scariest part of this story is that it happens way too often in real life😔

[@juliamyrie6881]

Hey

[@btsismylifeuindianarmy4909]

@@juliamyrie6881 Hi😅😄

[@juliamyrie6881]

@@btsismylifeuindianarmy4909 k

[@girlbossincorporated]

Im on the football team and this is why i dont interact with anyone really

[@imthecoolest50]

The scariest part is that Carla would have gotten beat up or mwwrdered by those boys or be made into another one of their victims for their group chat, sell videos of rooäping her or tortuuûüring her. That’s how guys are in real life, much worse than in stories.

[@yeehawww5716]

When they slammed the computer down so fast I almost dieddd😂😂

[@mattn5182]

When your mom walks in your room.

[@cornwall8029]

Matthew Nowak Lmfaoo deffo goes for me

[@Habubasaur]

When you accidentally left the “research” tabs open and you open your laptop it in class

[@AzzWalk]

Weird cos it takes a millisecond to switch tabs or even close the browser. There wasn't a need to slam the laptop like that. And do they not even use passwords? Of course if this was realistic it couldn't have happened because most boys don't keep their devices easily accessible like this.

[@bennyaw2141]

AzzWalk thank you 🙏

[@architabajpai6826]

The end says : "Girls gotta stick together, they'll understand, boys won't "

[@architabajpai6826]

@Anon in disguise that's your opinion, 🤷

[@halfay2infinitysavage939]

No it says Omeleto, smh smh.

[@architabajpai6826]

@@halfay2infinitysavage939 Hahaha yeah that too

[@UrnusFPS]

Some guys understand too...

[@Airgialla32]

Boys don't understand girls but we don't understand you either. That's jus how the world works.

[@Solararisa]

This really just reinforced my paranoia of never wanting to be in a house just with just my male friends.

[@Menasha358]

This reinforced my paranoia of having male friends💀

[@itsvale6371]

thats kind of sexist, like i get it but try to not no generalized people and im saying this as a girl who gets a along with both female and male, i guess what? female friends have hurt me more than male friends

[@spook6394]

I hope you can recover. Most men are chilling. Try not to avoid connection with half the population based on this video 😂 but stay safe too

[@spook6394]

@giddygoblinI agree but keep your fists clean bro

[@minaberric4069]

@@itsvale6371being afraid of men is not sexist. It would be sexist to think they’re lesser than or deserve less rights than women, which clearly nobody does, because men as a group have always had more opportunities and rights than women, even today. I am afraid of men, I carry a knife with me because of it, and it’s saved my life. I would never want men to be subjugated or to not have the same rights as everyone else, but I don’t want them around me and will avoid them as much as possible. Self preservation isn’t hate. I will always be polite and kind to anyone in public, I just never seek out anything from men if I don’t need to. Because I’ve been in situations where that leads to traumatizing events or near life ending ones.

[@itzpurplegirl]

Honestly every time I tried to be friends with a boy it ended horribly wrong

[@lemielours]

same. me and my friend(female) are friends with this group of mostly guys and they leave us out of a lot of things and now they stopped talking to us :(

[@ThanosDestroyeryearsago]

Xx ItzPurpleGirl xX for me it’s just hard to be friends with females, IDK why.

[@alialpaca]

Same, I can't count how many times I've been betrayed

[@waluigi3515]

Well, have you tried looking from another perspective of those situations? If it's every single time, then maybe the boy isn't the 100% problem every time( not saying that the boy wasn't the problem or that they didn't cause any issues or anything, I don't know what you experienced ). There are too many factors that go into conflicts, they are never as one dimensional as a movie film like this. It's possible that you have a sort of mentality when going into your friendships with guys that influence guys to act whatever ways they do, I'll never know and you'll never know unless you go and try to look at the situations from another perspective.

[@sadgirlclub24]

I think being friends with guys r more easier cause females start up some drama u know.....but i do have both male n female friends...btw my childhood is a guy sooo....

[@butty3156]

if i ever found out my son was treating a women like that i wouldn’t let him see his friends ever again for the rest of his life

[@juliamyrie6881]

Then he would unlock a new ability called feed the anger then he will use sweep then knock off to take off ur items then he will use doll face to lower ur defense then he will use quick attack

[@iiheartaddyy]

bruh I agree, but taking away his friend privileges won’t do anything. You gotta punish him more. You need to educate him that what he did was horrible.

[@englishrose1636]

I will teach him a lesson.

[@sixthdegreesunburn]

@@juliamyrie6881 gotta catch em all they said

[@hulisesavila6350]

That’s a bit extreme. How about you don’t let him see *those* friends again and help him find better ones. Isolation from friends can seriously have a negative effect on him.

[@richmck007]

Being a father, and in education as well as thinking logically, and as well as responsibly, I should say she did the right thing. Too many boys turn into nasty young men who degrade women with the use of internet. Had I been the Head teacher there, those so called young men would have had hell to pay. This is a reality of today’s society. The message is clear, stamp it out before it turns to even nastier behaviour.

[@mmt1575]

You sound like a good father and educator!! Atleast from this comment..

[@EiriktheNordAndersen-ju4gl]

"Too many boys turn into nasty young men who degrade women with the use of the internet." Watch this video then: "Feminist suing man for saving her life".

[@EiriktheNordAndersen-ju4gl]

@Dee Robinson They're virtually degrading men, not women.

[@-faramoluwanbi-6469]

@@EiriktheNordAndersen-ju4gl but nobody said they don't.

[@Shadow_Hashbrown]

They are degrading both.

[@fieryalbino]

It takes a lot of courage, especially when you're a teenager, to stand up against your friends when you realize they're doing something wrong. Remember who you are, and remember what's right and what's wrong.

[@Shambhav-qf7od]

unfortunately there are many such cases in real life too but a lot of them go unnoticed or overlooked because "boys will be boys" excuse.

[@DAC_TV]

boys will be boys is not used primarily in this context.. i never even heard it used like that except by people saying it's used in that context ironically

[@adrukova1407]

"Boys will be boys" is the reason so many men lack accountability

[@Skinned_fried_n_cut_up_potato]

She must be the only person in existence who doesn’t smell the deodorant/perfume before using it.

[@Jakeski87]

She didn't even spray herself directly. It looked liked a smell test.

[@whyareyougae8170]

I'm also like her 😂

[@SJ-sl8in]

Michael Moretti Yh but it was a hello kitty one and she looked at it kinda weird so she’s never seen it before so like she would smell it, I understand if you use the same deodorant for years but she hadn’t (I don’t think) so she would smell it.

[@notky848]

@Michael Moretti didnt you smell it when you first bought it

[@pleurnicheuse1443]

Who goes to a boy's house and sprays the boy's mum's stuff on herself anyways?

[@lawilnet]

My sister had to go through the same experience in high school, except she was the friend and the target. She even dated one of the guys that did this to her because he had the same bahavior than Finn in the video (the one that's the closest to carla), saying he did not take part in it and all while not stopping his friends... My sister was so grossed out when she found out, she didn't even want to tell me at the time because she wanted to preserve me from this all. She told the school which said they "couldn't do anything" and they graduated as if nothing had happened. Her ex got her hospitalized because of how bad he treated her and how toxic he was. Her hospitalization was one of the scariest thing i've had to experience and i never would wish such bad treatment to anyone. You girls stay safe and please tell someone when something bad is happening, even your parents or siblings.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

No one cares

[@Ziirah]

​@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984You cared enough to comment, just like you care about big oily men.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@Ziirah Ok Muslim

[@shubhamkushwaha8471]

I wonder What kind of a mental toll will it have on a girl to know that her collegues are "rating" her for her sexuality or outward appearances. Such a wrong thing. Glad this issue could be raised by this short film. People should know about these things. There's a difference between humour and insults.

[@drd.n4695]

The biggest problem between women and men is this. Women see wearing their sexuality on their sleeve as no big deal. Men lump everything and put their tongues out.

[@justalostlocal]

@@drd.n4695 The problem is not talking about who's hot. I'm a women and have some straight girlfriends, we never talk about anyo6 as if they're objects and sexual harass them. Also, tell a 'secret' dressing up and wearing make up makes us feel good about ourselves, not everything revolves around guys. So, don't put this on women and act like men don't have self control nor respect.

[@jellyrun1]

Yes , but only for the females , right ?

[@Airgialla32]

It would affect anybody's health, physically or mentally.

[@DilCam]

@@justalostlocal nah you are wrong

[@angellw]

As a guy, this is really really pissed me off since other boys think it's okay to do such a thing and find it funny. It really breaks my heart when boy treat women like objects.

[@smigglywiggly336]

Thank you I wish more men my age were like you

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Oh yeah? What about men? They don’t get Objectified?

[@user-ot5rx6yx1g]

@@therealmr.incredible3179 just shut up

[@AndrewTateOfficial]

@@therealmr.incredible3179 bro what lol. why are you here

[@JeloOW]

@@therealmr.incredible3179 sometimes maybe yeah but who cares

[@maylen9299]

11:30 She wouldn't get it? What's there not to get? It's creepy, and wrong, so she told. Not to mention an extreme violation of her privacy and also sexual harassment

[@kimberleyb4002]

A girl gives her a hug at the end, her true friend. I don't think this is a girl versus boy thing I have two sons that would never do that. Showing boys lots of love, teaches empathy and compassion, its so important.

[@klyseet9346]

Something that really bothered me was... she didn’t use soap... ok, I’ll see myself out In all honesty, the worst part is that he has a little sister. Imagine when she goes into high school and guys decide to do the exact same thing. He wouldn’t find it so funny than.

[@kazenokenshin8893]

Yeah but that’s how life goes. Listen to violent crimes by Kanye.

[@saigeglazier7851]

then* i'm sorry i'm so sorry but sir the correct term is THEN not fksubuncueriobojus THAN.

[@myoutubehandle]

sooo true

[@kikirikix]

I am a boy and I have several girl friends, I would never do something like this. And I need to say, not all boys are same. Me and my boys could never do this to anybody. Sorry for bad English. Greetings from Croatia 🇭🇷

[@reaaxvha]

We need more people like you

[@Zara-ts4nc]

Ti si pravi coek

[@annabelleramalho5828]

Your English is great and good for you bro have a good day

[@lyeeesa]

@@reaaxvha agree

[@ileryon4019]

Congratulations for not being a predator!🎉 want a diploma as well?

[@joydweepdeka5273]

I think instead of "need more people like Carla" we need more people like a father-figure/a guide who can guide the boys the right thing and not to be a dick

[@ellahammett6765]

So disappointed in Finn :(( I thought he was redeemable but I guess not. She took the courage to step away from friends and do what was right, but he wasn’t ready to do that.

[@deg1studios]

he was obviously torn

[@feliciapattinson9591]

@@deg1studios yeah

[@citogal]

When you do the right thing, sometimes your entire world changes.

[@joaogabriels.f.5143]

citogal unfortunately most times for worse

[@jnl7196]

And sometimes people see it as criminal and ur in a worse situation. Anakin thinking joining palpatine gonna save padme

[@AwokenEntertainment]

it's important to be brave, even if you are outnumbered..

[@yoeleumpmp2852]

The part where the other boy said "what's your problem" it pissed me off, they are basically the one at fault and he have the audacity to get mad after she exposed them? And the part where a girl hugged her, for me it showed how most girls who point out or speak out about sexual are the ones who thought it's their fault that it happened or how society blame them and they lost their own judgment but when the girl hugged it was as if a sign of comfort and assurance that its okay and its her fault and she understands.

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

the last bit says "its her fault" made me laugh

[@kitcat2449]

I was amused. I didn't know how else to react to that much stupidness.

[@reallilnasx1459]

THIS!!! we spend so much time undermining victims and victim blaming and shaming, but never enough on teaching and helping the people who cause the victims pain.

[@RishikavsAnnie]

She did the right thing. Although it sucks that often, you get into trouble even after doing the right thing.

[@mattfoley1718]

Rishika Garg she shouldn’t have went near their msgs, that’s completely private from her and others hence y it was talked about on a group chat and not publicly. Grow up, we all do it like

[@fuccwit9098]

Matt Foley messing with an unconscious girl? Uh...

[@squintohighlights]

Nah she a rat and rats get killed where I live

[@cryingattheclub5150]

I don’t Know lmao hard lad no they don’t grow up. She told someone about a lass being sexually assaulted you’re just a little kid who wants to be cool.

[@ABJC94]

@@squintohighlights And where I'm from if you take pictures of the private parts of someone unconscious, you get your ass kicked.

[@tatitalk3539]

I like how the ending gave the message “girls gotta stick together”

[@shooshoo5118]

@ Excuse me? Why shouldn't women stick together? Your sexist comments are so funny mate. Keep going😐

[@ElisaSarah]

@@shooshoo5118 Erm.... they said they loved the ending and agree with Women should stick together.

[@mewithin__evil_s_lived3939]

Dk how u found such makes-no-sense message.

[@shooshoo5118]

@@ElisaSarah I was replying to someone else who deleted their comment.

[@tolloromassi99]

Sorry sweetheart. Vvomen hate eachother. It's nature!

[@biggieyes1327]

Everyone talking about the ending why is his head that shape

[@lukedevlin5948]

What I was thinking the whole vid

[@leen8770]

Are you serious? Why would you even THINK about writing this?

[@biggieyes1327]

@@leen8770 because its a fact

[@georgioskantzas7122]

I'ts called "cone"

[@leen8770]

@@biggieyes1327 Really? And are you expecting a scientific answer to your question? What's the whole point of it?

[@pandelisbellos152]

pov:boys' groupchat gets leaked - the movie

[@randomhandle09.]

7:07 was great. Like looking at the person you thought you knew and trying to cope with who they really are.

[@Thyco2501]

I love your description of the scene. I think that's exactly what it's meant to convey.

[@almadeleona]

after years of hanging out with boys, i had to learn it the hard way too. now i got my girls by my side and i’m so damn grateful for them❤️

[@johnmahon3725]

but remember not all of them you just hung out with the wrong ones

[@shubhrapashine2668]

I learnt the hard way too, that the girls treated me better even if they were not so much fun. I feel safe with my friends (all girls) now.

[@yennefer440]

@@johnmahon3725 not helpful advice. It's really not worth it to try to find the "right ones".

[@michaelquaid4679]

Statistics show 98% of men in the United States are harmless. So there's a fact for you think on...

[@highhorse902]

Its not a Gender thing when it comes to personal experiences.... i have seen guys exploiting guys.... girls exploiting girls.... its the sick mindset..... Same gender gatherings dont guarantee the sick freaks out of your life. AT ALL.

[@felixking5750]

yeah just so you guys know this is not normal behaviour

[@mellow_editz3189]

The more you hate that guy, the better actor he is

[@charliefoster3221]

Acting villians is supposed to be very easy and "fun."

[@godabandonedmesoibecameaba8984]

​@@charliefoster3221no, not really. one of the Turkish drama villain's actor got assaulted because a fan hated their character , actor was a chill woman in real life and didn't deserve any of it

[@zainebhidoussi1498]

tbh no@@charliefoster3221

[@phillipmejias8953]

Totally unrealistic, the boys secret group chat would’ve been like: “look at this massive log I dropped” “i’d eat it”

[@jameselliot1989]

Or Mines 6" how a bout yours

[@thegoldengamer5787]

Oath

[@Soulishh]

Phillip Mejias tbh omleto isn't realistic anyway so I don't know what your on about!?

[@thegoldengamer5787]

@@Soulishh You're*

[@robynsalaver4069]

Well given that this has actually happened, I'd say it's very realistic.

[@Ruby-yn5fp]

Of course she apologized. Women are always apologizing even when they were the victim.

[@doronron7323]

Doing the right thing is often the hardest.

[@SuicideRedemption]

@Luanne Dice they assaulted someone! They needed to be told on!

[@PIanetal]

If you’re a young girl and don’t understand why your parents are so protective of you more than a boy/brother, this is why. Now I’m not saying all boys are like this but your parents just don’t want you to have that risk. Boy teenagers are lesser mature than girls at that stage in life, and sometimes they’re very desperate. You’re a strong, independent and intelligent, don’t let anyone else tell you otherwise.

[@shakira7301]

And still won't teach their male children about respecting women tf

[@anavh8067]

Yeah but at the same time parents encourage it and let them do whatever they want. Boys should have limits too not just be "a lost case" and let him go around doing whatever.

[@esmeralda9712]

The issue is they focus so much on protecting us, they don’t try to teach their sons how to be respectful. They’re focusing on the wrong thing.

[@noelsmaison685]

@@esmeralda9712 exactly

[@alekhyden265]

I almost wanna start an argument cause everyone's trash talking my gender😭

[@cheeseroll2398]

I feel like Finn's the guy who hangs out with the wrong ppl, showed genuine repentance at what had happened unlike his friends. Even when they slammed the laptop, Finn seemed the most worried among them. Great actor btw.

[@atinukefaleye9280]

Remember when we were younger and boys and girls could play without sexuality or feeling inappropriate😔

[@Izzy-zw3vx]

ikr i miss those days :(

[@albertus_elite829]

The golden years.

[@hopebby3750]

Since when lol, girls r always told to not play with boys bcuz they’re not as good

[@albinalteborn]

@@hopebby3750 nope, that’s only you buddy

[@hopebby3750]

@@albinalteborn me and almost all the girls I know and millions others around the world , don’t play the victim lol

[@SadeMetsavirta]

Sadly relatable, I overheard some guy friends talk disgusting stuff about some of their female friends once. I didn't hear them talk about me (not that it matters, still disgusting to talk about any friends like that) but I couldn't get that idea out of my head after that and our friendship died off because I realized they didn't respect women at all

[@joejohn524]

Sade Metsävirta aww I’m sorry, you deserve better! I bet in the future, you’ll make better friends❤️

[@JohnSmith-kt3yy]

Whats the deal with rating women? I do it all the time. Nothing bad about that except that I myself is like a soft 3 on a good day, classified as certified "ugly" and all the girls are at least up there in the "cute" range so Ill really have to find a desperate girl lol. Jk, I never numerically rate girls but they are all cute.

[@ranamagar647]

@@JohnSmith-kt3yy 💩💩

[@baron1855]

That's how men are.

[@torquedawg1004]

@@baron1855 some men*

[@chirpysangee]

Comments say ending should have been better. I say that's a perfect ending like how life is. No one helps in fighting our battles. You are actually left all alone in the field of life how she was left alone. Facing our own battles alone. Just a friend to hug that's all. Thats reality. Good one Omeleto.

[@JonathanEvans1977]

I agree. Very realistic.

[@chirpysangee]

Thank you guys 😊

[@dudeman7738]

What battle?

[@chirpysangee]

@@dudeman7738 life is a battle .

[@mikemorgan2211]

No it was a shity ending to a shity video with a shity story

[@FreeSpirit47]

There are more guys that do this sort of thing than there are guys who don't. It's so sad. No matter how a boy is raised he can still fall in with a group who does these sorts of harmful acts. I did my best with my son. He did get bullied & picked on because he stood up for what was just decent. It got so bad that I had to home school him. Just because he wouldn't be a pig, the way the other guys were.

[@LastResortq]

" There are more guys that do this sort of thing than guys who don't " I dont think you know the scope of that sentence, half the population would be in jail, they committed a full blown crime, this isn't highschoolers bumbling around, it's a full scale crime

[@rainyday9002]

You're a great mother and you have such a wonderful son who stuck with his morality as long as he could endure the pressure, I hope both of you are doing well. I'm not a mother so I can only try to imagine the stress you are put under to make sure your children are raised right in a world where so much of it is nasty.

[@Chiaducko]

I dont mean to get all defensive, but I dont think I've ever seen a guy irl who acted like they did in this video.

[@FreeSpirit47]

@@Chiaducko Maybe it's your standards of behavior for yourself as well as the company you keep. This is a good thing.

[@Reese493]

​@Last Resort "half the population would be in jail" If only that were true but the majority do in fact get away with it. It's usually a slap on the wrist and they can continue doing it and that's if they even get caught cze not many girls are as brave as Carla

[@jackiehammerton]

My husband and I have discussed at length how to raise our children to respect everyone and either distance themselves from or put a stop to poisonous behavior of their classmates. We must have some very uncomfortable conversations with our children to turn them into decent human beings.

[@juliamyrie6881]

If u ever get attacked use baby face to lower their defense then use quick punch

[@bruvman416]

@Lynn HHH there once existed a magical thing, a relic from times past, called a *joke* ...

[@supriyashende2564]

Let them learn from their surroundings , let the boys have fun 💀 , they will realize what's wrong & what's right when they will get old tf 💀

[@missyrabbit5250]

I feel sorry for kids today. The constant online harassment, videos that never go away, and the system which no longer stands up for them.

[@juliamyrie6881]

False

[@idontknowagoodname3293]

Did the System ever do that tho ?

[@iaminconstantpain4330]

@@juliamyrie6881 what's false about it? Are you just in denial? Cyberbullying rates have been rising for years, and studies show that almost every single teenager has been bullied or harassed online in some way. As well as this, once a video has been posted online, nobody owns it. That video could lurk for years, messing up that person's reputation and chance at a good life.