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    California Woman Threatened With Lawsuit After Posting Bad Date TikTok: ‘That Doesn’t Make Any Sense’

    Mason ReedBy Mason ReedJune 9, 20263 Mins Read
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    California Woman Threatened With Lawsuit After Posting Bad Date TikTok
    Image Source: s.gorshok via TikTok

    There is no shortage of concerns in today’s world, and unfortunately, dating has become one of them. You can never be completely sure who you’re meeting, and in some cases, a date can take a much darker turn than expected. One California woman says a troubling dating experience may now result in a lawsuit.

    Once the full reason her date is allegedly suing her becomes clear, it’s easier to understand why she may be in the right. Now, the comments are filled with people offering legal advice and criticizing the man for his reported actions.

    @s.gorshok

    HELP! What do I do in this situation? #dating #toxicrelationship #lawsuit #storytime #breakup

    ♬ original sound – S.gorshok

    TikTok user @s.gorshok, also known as Sofia, posted the video above, explaining that a man she had previously gone on an unsuccessful date with sent her a message threatening legal action over a video she shared on the platform. While Sofia’s content typically centers on dating experiences and her appearances in low-budget films, this particular post took a slightly different direction.

    She explains that she went on a particularly awful date, recorded portions of the interaction, and later uploaded the footage to TikTok. The video, which remains available on her account, shows her date explicitly saying, “I’m not gonna pay the check if you’re not going to sleep with me. That doesn’t make any sense.” The conversation continues well beyond that moment, but by then, it is already clear where things are headed.

    Apparently, the man whose voice can be heard in the video was displeased and later contacted Sofia, threatening legal action if she did not remove it. Unsure of what to do next, Sofia turned to the internet for advice. Fortunately, the internet always has an answer.

    California Woman Faces Legal Action Over TikTok Video

    One commenter, in particular, offered a strong assessment of the situation, writing: “That’s coercion, which is illegal, as is soliciting sexual acts in exchange for payment—in this case, dinner. With video evidence, it’s hard to deny. You haven’t done anything wrong. Since he said this in public, the recording isn’t illegal, and it doesn’t qualify as slander or defamation because those are his own words, spoken in his own voice. If anything, you should consider speaking with the district attorney about pursuing charges against him.”

    She shared another series of videos providing additional context about what was actually said to her in the message. One comment, in particular, summed up the overall reaction perfectly: “I would PAY GOOD MONEY to watch this go to court.” Hopefully, the situation is resolved soon so Sofia can put it behind her for good.

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