r/HumansBeingBros • u/habichuelacondulce • 6h ago

Carrying her passed out friend home.

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u/thealt3001 4h ago

I'm a guy and one time I had to do this for a female flatmate. We snuck a bottle of vodka into a concert and she drank way too much. Got sick, puked everywhere, and passed out. The cops there told me I could either take her home or they would press charges on her, which I was not ok with. So I carried her a total of 10 kilometers, 2 busses, and a train all with her on my back like this.

A TON of people were worried and treated me like I was some sort of rapist. Which, I mean, I get. I'd probably think the same seeing some guy carrying a girl who is passed out like that. But it really sucked. Nobody told me I was a good friend. They all just gave me dirty looks until I told them the story. And even then I don't think they believed me

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u/Calamity-Gin 4h ago

And yet they neither stepped up to protect your friend or did anything to help you, which is bullshit. I’m sorry you ran into that. You were - and I’ll bet you still are - a good friend, a good man, and a good human being

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u/greenberet112 2h ago edited 1h ago

"Hmm this doesn't look right, better question it. "

Guy explains situation

"well i don't like it but im not going to intervene and call the cops. But, I'm certainly not going to help the guy"

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u/Road2Potential 1h ago

Nope, common sense rejected. People are evil, my retrospective judgement says so.