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The average woman weighing 170 pounds is absurd
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“Here, we observe a remarkable confrontation between maternal indignation and cardiovascular inadequacy. One combatant possesses superior agility. The other possesses sufficient mass to influence local weather patterns. Evolution remains unimpressed.” -Attenborough’s Algorithm
#DeepStateCringe #AttenboroughsAlgorithmExplains #TheFastAndTheFamished #NaturalSelection #BackyardBrawl
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are angel shots a Halloween drink or something? every girl I talked to at the bar ordered one
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I found you an untouched 40 acre pasture to graze on
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nathan: ok but you see why its funny
elizabeth: haha... yeah
nathan: why is it funny
elizabeth: because, uh, you know, feed and seed...
nathan: but its formerly chuck's, right
elizabeth: ...
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Yea sorry I didn't include random unrelated pictures from the JoJowiki (lol) or the anime (lol) while I told you basic plot details. My source is called the manga try reading it retard.
Replying to @V_E_R_G_II
You are genuinely infantile and literally the only one in this entire interaction not providing one single shred of evidence to help back up your "points", you are the one who is just speaking from the gut.
"My aryan queen IS aryan… don’t take that away from me pwease"
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“Yeah I’m fat as fuck why don’t I make it even worse by not shaving my pits”
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A straight man delcaring his feelings for his straight female friend is not the same as a gay man declaring his feelings for a straight man. What a fucking ridiculously uncharitable argument.
Replying to @Cat_Number_Nine
I think thats the closest thing men have to imagining what it’s like to be a woman
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Teaching children they have the ability to say yes and no is wrong, because they cannot consent. This isn’t a point of pedantry. There’s endless examples of parental decisions to which the child saying ‘no’ would be directly detrimental to their safety, health, or general wellbeing. So they do not have the right, socially or legally to say ‘no.’
More to the point teaching them they have the power to say ‘yes’ to adults touching them is teaching them that they can consent to adults touching them. This is opening them up to being sexually abused and telling them it’s ok because they said ‘yes.’ But they can’t say ‘yes,’ because they’re children and children can’t consent.
Stop trying to tell them they can.
Replying to @memeticsisyphus
Because children lack the developmental maturity & understanding to give informed consent to sexual activity with adults, & the power imbalance makes exploitation possible. That’s precisely why adults have a duty to protect them. Being able to say yes/ no to a hug is the 1st step
Sorry but you do actually have a pathological discomfort with touch and intimacy that colours your position in this debate- you argue from a position of morbid self-vigilance and it is not reasonable to expect other people to adopt it as a model for their own interpersonal relationships
I think grandparents are entitled to hug their grandkids- to place this on a continuum with sexual abuse is a grotesque slander for which you ought to be ashamed
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Equating a man who views you as the potential woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with “I don’t think you’re a person” is exactly the issue.
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Replying to @PYeerk
Fundamental gap between average redditor's perception of themselves as a maverick free thinker and their anxiety of what lies outside their cultural milieu as a probable "red flag"
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you people have completely lost it and the plot and then have the nerve to wonder why people don’t take you serious
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Is Proust a feminist? Is Thomas Mann a queer ally? Is this modernist novel my friend?



































