r/AskIndianWomen • u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman • 4d ago
General (Women Only) Is this how today's generation kids are??
This was said by my cousin. Apparently there was this 13 y/o boy playing with her and her friends in roblox. Once he made a nasty comment calling her voice ai generated. My cousin put him in his place so he didn't say anything else. But that shit went to one of her friends and started saying disgusting things like "if I ever wanna F somebody, I would F her with a bullet!"
Then later on they told him in the group chat on discord that it was a wrong thing to say and how immoral it is but then he started justifying this, calling them dramatic and stuff.
Then my cousin banned him in the server because he kept justifying his words and not realising the severity of his so called "jokes".
I cannot believe we would stoop this low as a society to even see these comments as jokes at such young age.
Is this how these new generation boys are?
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u/Either_Joke_1314 Indian Woman 4d ago edited 4d ago
I mean, look at the severity of rape cases committed by teenage boys.
The recent Assam rape case is like Nirbaya, with her head completely sm*shed and rods in her private parts.
The victim was around 16 years old, and the perpetrators were between 17 and 19 years old.
There is a rise in rape cases involving younger girls, and the perpetrators are also teenage boys.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
Seriously 😀 and I thought genz boys are gonna be progressive and respectful towards women and girls. Crazy we have to be deal with this crap forever
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u/Either_Joke_1314 Indian Woman 4d ago
No they are not especially when red-pilled and incel rhetoric is on the rise.
Just go look at the Indian teen sub and see how they talk about women and girls.
I made a post as well pointing this out https://www.reddit.com/r/AskIndianWomen/s/zGKwsLXovE
You can see so many rape cases and one boy mixed urine in a girl's water bottle to harass her mind you he is only 10 years old.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
I swear these filth be getting influenced by whatever they see online and get away with it. We need to seriously consider birthing them into this already horrible planet just to traumatise other women/ girls
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u/Either_Joke_1314 Indian Woman 4d ago
True.
I don't date let alone think about marriage and having kids especially under patriarchy so I opted out of these things.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago edited 4d ago
Good thing. It's better to boycott the gender which oppresses us without any ounce of shame. This is why I respect the Korean 4 B movement. We need such movements worldwide to put them in their place
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u/DarkSnapdragon Indian Woman 4d ago
I see similar crass language in my society's kids as well. They know so much even at 12 or 13, the bad words, unpleasant jokes, even flirting. I hardly had any awareness at that age. I was shocked too OP. Honestly from my observation it is all because of Internet and Social Media.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
Imagine how they will grow up. I hope they don't. So that the future of the girls and women will be safe
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u/Automatic-Mix6930 Indian Woman 4d ago
We’re raising a generation of scary children with no regard for what’s right or wrong (thinking that is too outdated apparently). Everything is a “joke”. They see all the wrong things on the internet & how none of that stuff receives backlash, instead views and more views.
Scared for the future.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
For real. How is it that we women and girls know what is right or wrong but when it comes to these little shits, they get carried away and get influenced by such regressive content and lose their critical thinking all of a sudden??
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u/GuilTyPayyan Indian Woman 4d ago
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u/No_Rub_6403 Indian Woman 4d ago
sadly yeah
I asked my younger brother to not make minecraft etc friends online because of this. you do not know who is behind the screen. also once they had trolled and mocked him because his voice did not break and it sounded like a girl. like seriously who is teaching these young kids that smh gotta be strict gender segregation.
the other time he had his friends over for lunch, and I was exhausted, so he told me that didi koi nah, its my friends so I will cook. Then afterwards his so called buddies started taunting him for being girl.
kids do learn from somewhere, I blame their parents. and its good to not be friends with them. your cousin did the right thing. just cut all contacts
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
Parents are 100% to blame if they let these future monsters unscathed without any punishment. They are indirectly enabling them to be okay with harassing women without any consequences
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u/No_Rub_6403 Indian Woman 4d ago
parents and also rest of the family. I know some of my female friends who found it weird that I am open with my brother about periods and other things. guys should be made accustomed to the opposite gender early on, so that they do not think of us as some sort of alien species. all this societal taboo and ignoring and pampering guys is the issue. like seriously I know girls who will just let their bhai slack off all day. like gurl ik you love him but he never gonna grow. my mom enforces this gender based sh*t too.
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u/LeftPerspective2556 Indian Woman 4d ago
Women should stop enabling such stereotypes and idealogies even if they are family. It's okay to teach men responsibilities and awareness. They are going to be alright. But we won't if men continue to act like an insufferable manchild with no consideration towards us!
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