Influencer's Video On How To Trick A Man Into Paying Bill Sparks Debate On Gender Discrimination
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"Imagine if men made this, same people be like "some things are not for joking," wrote one social media user.
A viral video featuring an influencer's guide on how to trick a man into paying your bills has ignited a fiery debate online, surrounding gender discrimination and the potential harm caused by such misleading content. The clip was posted on X (formerly Twitter) by user Ruchi Kokcha on Monday. It begins with a voiceover in the background in which the woman tries to teach how to capture the attention of a male in a club, keep him engaged by ignoring him and eventually enticing him into footing the bill. This is Priyanka Tyagi, a social media influencer with 1M followers on Insta. She is giving a tutorial on how to trick a guy into falling for you just to pay your bills. The reel has 4.3 million views.Imagine the outrage If a guy talks about doing this kind of a thing. Our law… pic.twitter.com/wOiGpTESAk
Sharing the video, Ms Kokcha wrote, "This is Priyanka Tyagi, a social media influencer with 1M followers on Insta. She is giving a tutorial on how to trick a guy into falling for you just to pay your bills. The reel has 4.3 million views".
She also remarked, "Imagine the outrage If a guy talks about doing this kind of a thing. Our law has so many provisions for women who can slap numerous cases on a man who tries to do such a thing but none for such women who dupe men off their money by giving them false relationship hopes. Time for equal laws?"
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