You'd be amazed what people are willing to do when they are given permission, either implicitly or explicitly. Given
Roxane Gay, in her book "Bad Feminist: Essays," discusses how the perception of permission can significantly influence people's behaviors and choices. She highlights the surprising lengths individuals might go to when they believe they have the right or authority to act, whether this is supported through direct encouragement or subtle social cues.
This idea suggests that societal norms and personal beliefs play crucial roles in shaping actions. When permission is perceived, it can lead to both positive and negative outcomes, reflecting the complexity of human behavior and the impact of context on decision-making.
