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this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2024
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Being robbed late at night on a deserted street fucking sucks.
Yeah even just having shit stolen from you feels so rapey. It sucks.
I'd probably avoid describing it as rapey since that word has a specific meaning - but it absolutely felt like a violation.
In this specific case my phone was stolen while I was moving luggage, I felt a hand drag my phone out of my chest pocket (and, for reasons, I really dislike unexpected physical contact) and then two folks fled on a scooter in front of me. My phone is pretty fucking worthless except it had a few gigabytes of photos I hadn't been able to backup... it felt like a futile and pointlessly destructive act.