David Corenswet steps in to shield Milly Alcock after a photographer puts their hands on her on the ‘Supergirl’ carpet premiere in New York (June 22, 2026)
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David Corenswet steps in to shield Milly Alcock after a photographer puts their hands on her on the ‘Supergirl’ carpet premiere in New York (June 22, 2026)
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How have we still not figured out not to touch people?
Superman… gonna superman?
a man has never been more attractive
Everytime I think I cannot fall harder for David Corenswet….HE PROTECTS WOMEN
Bro is ACTUALLY Superman.
Protecting women?? I will be normal about this…
Why did the photographer feel the need to touch her wtf
He’s legit acting like a bodyguard
Clark Kent is a brilliant actor. He’s been crushing the role of David Corenswet for a few years now.
He was just a) alerting her to his presence and b) trying to motion her to turn around. People get too offended today.
DON’T TOUCH PEOPLE, PEOPLE!
What a sped.
Supes gotta supe.
“Milly Alcock is 26 years old. She’s a strong independent woman that doesn’t need a man to stand up for her.”
-feminist also.
But then HE touched her too? The secret is to be superman ig
it’s so sad that he had to intervene. WTF was that???
That’s my superman
What a desperate photographer. She’s so hideous
Don’t touch without consent.
I know there will be people arguing that it was an innocent touch to get her attention but the problem is how many men even subconsciously go for touches that they wouldn’t use with other men, if it was truly necessary to get her attention and she didn’t hear him talk he could have tapped her shoulder instead of her back.
Last week I was waiting for my ride and accidentally blocked path for some guys that were setting up a stand and one of them just put both of his hands on my waist from behind to get my attention. Like totally valid to try to get me to move but is “excuse me” not an option anymore??
Leave it to reddit to pervert a harmless touch. Looked like he barely touched her back intending to guide her into position for a photo. This sort of mid to upper back touch is incredibly common among humans. Guys do this guiding touch on other guys, girls use it on girls, and they use it on each other. It typically happens in social gatherings while moving through a crowd to gently let another person know your passing through their personal space or like in this case to guide a person into a spot. Its not forceful, the fingers are supposed to barely touch the person, and the normal thing to do is to stop touching if the person moves in the intended direction or doesnt move.
A lower back touch to guide a person or indicate your near them is typically only done between romantic partners or people with some intimate connection.