In the past, we shared stories from former, self-proclaimed "creepy" men who took a step back, reexamined their actions, and learned the error of their ways, and I absolutely loved the accountability.
Now I'm curious about how guys hold themselves accountable in a different way, and that's around their relationships with their friends. So, men: I want to hear about a time when you had to cut off a guy friend because of his trash behavior.
Maybe you and your group of friends love going out to bars at night, but one of them used to be a little too interested in women passing by. He asked for a dance, she said no, and he started causing a scene. So your friend group staged an intervention, but he never changed, and you had to cut him out of your life.
Or maybe you went to a strip club with your boys for a bachelor party and noticed the groom kissing a dancer. You thought of the bride, who you'd gotten to know, love, and respect, and knew she would not be down with this kind of behavior. So, you told him to tell the bride about what happened, and he refused, so you told her instead, and now you and the groom aren't friends anymore.
Or maybe your friend went too far down the podcast rabbit hole and started listening to speakers who had very questionable views on women and their role in society. So, for your own safety and wellbeing, you decided to separate yourself from him.
