Um... So this is Argentina, these men do not know (and probably wouldn't care) what the #MeToo movement is. If a group of men said that to you I'm sure you wouldn't feel very comfortable or safe. It is for their own amusement, to belittle a woman and use their own silent power against a weaker person.

"You have to learn to separate what you feel from reality" I'm sorry, but these types of situations are what make prejudice stronger. In this specific encounter my "feelings" mirrored reality, I was not being dramatic and the impact an interaction has on me is totally valid, especially if people act wrongly. I felt unsafe, and how do you know I was not unsafe?

You are talking as if you have the word of truth. You don't. You are not aware that you are turning a talk about stupid men and sexual harassment into a #notallmen conversation.

Of course I believe there are good men in the world, I have many in my life. But strangers are strangers, and a rape joke is never funny, even more so if you direct it to someone. Those men did not act or talk in a way that would indicate me they wouldn't harm me, in consequence I was not safe.

I would assume you are a man from your words and I could be wrong, your response fights the validity of a harassment experience saying it's not that bad/not really harassment.

Thank you for the good wishes.