When a gazelle spots a potential predator in the wild Say, a lion Before they run the fuck away, They will often perform an act called stotting, a behavior in which the gazelle springs into the air, back arched, all four feet off the ground, limbs completely frozen It is widely believed that stotting is a type of alarm signal, a warning to the herd that something hazardous is near
So when you asked her if she was dressed that way because she "had a man to impress," And I felt her body freeze And I felt her eyes spring away from you I knew what she was telling me I knew something dangerous wanted to consume her
You see, gazelles/prey/women are constantly running away from lions like you We are always looking over our shoulders, even in our homes We are always warning each other of your chasing And maybe this is why we are always apologizing for allowing you to destroy us This is just normal lion behavior, isn't it? This is just a lion being a lion? The gazelle probably asked to be hunted, right? Y'know, the thing people don't understand about lions/predators/men like you Is that you are no less terrible because you are typical We will love you And you will still kill us









