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Oct 11, 2024 1:51 PM

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Purity culture is the idea that women, specifically, are consumables.

EARTH: HOME OF CHALLENGE PISSING, THAT'S RIGHT, CHALLENGE PISSING!

that's basically it.

ARSON SKIRT!

And you don't seem to understand...

Whoever does this wants to erase history, and whoever wants to erase history wants to control the narrative.

To be fair, it was Will Keith Kellogg, not John Harvey, who set up Kelloggs.

The tinglez! Youze feel 'em Boss?

If your ideology can be defeated with MDMA then maybe your ideology isn't as valid as you think it is.

The fact Quantum Computers are a thing now is kinda fucking wild.

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#30 Vermin Supreme's new platform "Shrooms for everyone!"

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#19 the first vehicle that is less useful than getting out and running

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#22 I would like to congratulate Facts for winning the infowars.

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#30 If anyone is curious, here's the missing third of that Trinity

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#13

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#2 If anyone doesn't know about the home of challenge pissing, may I present to you Big Bill Hell.
https://youtu.be/4sZuN0xXWLc

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#64 the band HIM sings a rendition of wicked game that is amazing. The original is fire, but HIM throws a curve ball at it that slaps

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#13 More kids growing up in rentals which means less chance of having own dog. Only learn about dogs from TV. Newer animators heavily anthropomorphise characters & police brutality is a thing. Hope that covers most of it.

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#6 Parasitic worm: "Don't blame that crap on me. I was chilling in a roadkill when this dude ate me.
There was a lot of weird shit in that brain. I wanted to eat the lot of it, but I ran out of time.
Hopefully he'll eat a hare who's had a fateful encounter with a semitruck, and one of my family members can finish what I started."

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#7 the ultimate "skirt go spinny"

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#68 Hey now, them's fightin' words...

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Wonderful dump, great texture, pleasant appearance.

5/7

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#24 aw yeah got that mousegirl brainrot too

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#26 I don’t see any mushrooms though?

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You will, after you take the shrooms.

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#17 B. I'm all in on this having been found as a crude sketch in JH Kellogg's journals and his dream has finally become reality. (A bit like how they did the last few Bond films and stuff)

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I was thinking it might be D. Depends on whether they're married, but no, Kellog was against marital sex as well

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“Keep edging me, Daddy Kellogg!”

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#13 2020 happened

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#46 I can almost hear the 2AM snowy silence.

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#18 That's it, that's the ENTIRE plot of Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear!

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#1 this is basically what I learned from RuPaul's Drag Race. It was so eye opening watching women be reassured by drag queens.

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#7 surely someone has tagged @isetprettygirlsonfire already but I'm not scrolling down to find out

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I came here looking to post this comment if no one else had lol

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Thanks for thing of me @ahorseelbowdeepinme Someone did for post right before this /gallery/ROwhj0S/comment/2421803719

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Curses!

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#9

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#32 the Kwisatz Skaderach

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It exists innately in all of us.

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LiSKAn al Gaib

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#20

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That was the episode that got me interested in "The Orville."

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It's so great. I can't wait for season 4.

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#26 I gotta say, this was some tasty fucking grass. Also, STOP FUCKING FILMING ME ON DATES!

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I could’ve sworn badgers were obligate carnivores

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If it's edible, we eat it.

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#11 last I had seen, it was a Sudanese hacking group operating out of- and backed by- Russia doing the Internet Archive DDos and Hack.

They are claiming to be pro-Palestine, but their past behavior and targets don't really line up with that, and some of their targets are just bizarre, like the Roblox DDos back in June.

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I should clarify, they did at one point target the central bank of Israel, so not all of the targets are nonsensical to their claims, but most of them are.

They do like hitting Saudi oil infrastructure whenever Russia needs money though.

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I mean, Russia is very much on the Iran side in world conflicts. Russia is also active in the ongoing genocide in Sudan. It's not really much of a stretch.

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#54 Rejection sensitive dysphoria be like

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Big oof

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It's a bitch ain't it?

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I don’t have a kind way to ask this question so apologies in advance for the insensitivity, but what’s the difference between “rejection-sensitive dysphoria” and “Needs to toughen up a bit”.

I have two men in my life who can not hear criticism with resorting to combative defensive yelling, and I have no idea how to handle that except to minimize contact and just let them walk all over me because they make speaking my mind not worth the energy or time.

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Sit them down and ask them how they would like to hear any feedback you have. Go slowly, listen to their anxieties, but make it clear that negative and positive feedback is good - so long as it is constructive.

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RSD is less of a whiny man-baby angry thing like that, and more of an "oh they hate me now" feeling. Like if I'm talking to you about the Star Wars EU, I will end up shouting at you bc ADHD brain cannot into volume regulation (or pausing to breathe) while talking about something I'm passionate about. If you ask me to lower my voice bc I'm shouting at you (100% valid), RSD won't make me combative or angry with you, it'll make me feel like I'm annoying you and you hate what I'm passionate about

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If you have a legit criticism about what I'm doing or how I'm doing it, I won't flip out at you, I'll feel stupid and worthless like my idea or method is terrible. I might get defensive and try to explain my thought process. Like at work I was getting a cake from the case for someone, and the bakery person asked why I tried balancing the box on top of other cakes instead of leaving it on the bakery table and walking the cake over to it. That's a valid question. Why the fuck didn't I do that?

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ADHD brain didn't even think of doing it that way, and then I was like "well bc I didn't think of it..." and tried explaining that it was an ADHD moment. But it was like "well now I feel stupid" even tho I know they didn't mean that, like he're literally autistic and understand how sometimes you just do things without common sense when you're not neurotypical, but RSD went "stupid stupid stupid he thinks I'm stupid" even tho he doesn't

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Question as asked is fine! Sorry you have to experience that

I am not an expert in that particular area, but what I would say is this: as kids, boys are sometimes not taught how to handle their emotions -- or, sadly, to even permit acknowledgement of their existence! -- so they can turn into those sorts of men :-\

(1/)

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(none of this constitutes medical advice) I don't know where you are or what your circumstances are like, but counselling / similar for you to have i) an outlet for frustrations; and ii) advice on boundary-setting, tailored to the kinds of situations that trigger these responses

The problem, ultimately are the men. If they are able to face up to it, I would lean towards a CBT approach to 1) modify how they react outwardly 2) change how they perceive and deal with criticism internally (2/)

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What you choose is up to you, of course. It's a tricky situation to navigate by virtue of both that this behaviour presents a barrier to undoing it in and of itself (ie there's a substantial chance broaching it will be perceived as criticism); and that addressing involves both admitting there's a problem and undoing years/decades' worth of conditioning.

Whatever happens, finding support among family or friends will help. Good luck, I hope they learn to change

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Thank you for our insights, I appreciate the response. Gives me some stuff to look into

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Note: CBT in this context stands for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, not… something else.


(Whether that something else would help these guys is another question entirely)

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#1 I... isn't the whole point of drag about playing a role? Most drag queen I heard present it as a character, not their true self. Kinda the key difference between drag and transgender.

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Yes, exactly. And it just perpetuates the really awful misconception that trans women are just drag queens that took things a little too far.

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Gender performance as a different gender is not perpetuating anti-trans rhetoric. that's not the point of it. Drag culture is absolutely about being authentic to yourself and loving yourself. You can be authentic to yourself AND perform in a way that's not you, those aren't mutually exclusive.

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Or that drag queens are automatically transgender or in denial. Hell, we keep getting that debate in the anime community, where some people keep labeling femboys as transgender, even when they're confirmed to not be.

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LGBTQ+ topics in Japan get complex as hell.

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You misunderstand. yes, drag is a performance based on the exaggeration of gender norms HOWEVER there is a culture around drag about "we're all born naked and the rest is drag" and "if you don't love yourself how can you love anyone else" that emphasizes being true to YOU even while playing a part

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I guess that's a way to see it.

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I mean I'd argue it's the way to see it, but if you're actively a part of the community and disagree then you must see something I don't.m and I can acknowledge that, but that's been my experience as a part of the community

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I'm not myself, but I was relying on what I heard from those who are. Could also be that different communities view things differently.

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#1 Don't make me tap the sign

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I remember my mum telling me that virginity wasn't real, and even if it was, it wasn't something some 17yr old boy could take from me in the backseat of his dad's car. She just told me to choose my first wisely because "teenage boys are gross". She's a super lady :)

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That’s a depressing, if very accurate sign.

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It is. I was raised as a southern baptist minister's child and travelled around my country & overseas before I was able to get out in my late teens. I saw it first hand, it's why I wrote it, the accuracy comes from depressing first hand observations time and time again

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Congrats on getting out. I’ve seen firsthand the kinds of trauma, guilt, anxiety, and messed up worldview that region causes and it’s a nightmare.

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Thanks. When I saw the term "religious trauma" surface a year or two back it was like a light went off above my head validating my feelings that what I went through was horrible, was traumatic, and did fuck me over to this day. And it helped me appreciate I'm right to think shoving religion into kids brains before they can consent is a fucked up thing to do that somehow society gives a free pass. Fuck religious brainwashing

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The only way someone would believe that stuff is if indoctrination starts before they can form critical thinking skills. My ex wife had it pretty bad. She wasn’t super devout but went looney tunes when she started to go to church. It was one of the many reasons that i divorced her.

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#1 is why when discussing pornography, you never hear conservatives complain about "exploited men". It's somehow an industry that is only destructive towards the purity of women.

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Thank you!! It pisses me off to no end that sex ed in Christian schools is still taught by separating the boys and girls. Boys learn how to put condoms on bananas Girls are taught if they lose their virginity they will never be worthy in the church. And she must marry the first man she has sex with, or she will automatically go to hell.

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I frigging HATE the idea that women are impure if they screw. Screwing is a part of life, like eating and pissing and breathing. But somehow, some assholes made up this idea that the screwing part makes women impure. It. Doesn't.
It's disgusting thinking anyone has any right contemplating whether or not a woman had a penis in her vagina. The only person with a legitimate interest is that exact woman and nobody else.

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Well, not quite, cuz asexuals exist and are valid, while if you don't eat/pee/breathe you die, but otherwise yeah

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there's grown ass adult men who think women don't shit or fart, or that women that do are disgusting.

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A)gender roles are not biological B)women are human beings, not a fucking mortgage C)Not having sex previoulsy and not cheating are different D)Broke ass, twinky dudes get hot girl boss ladies so wrong E)This is why women don't want to be in relationships with y'all anymore.

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This ... this has nothing to do with cheating!
We're talking about virginity here, which has nothing to do with cheating or being a good partner, let alone biology.
Humans also aren't birds, you're describing them like some sort of penguin or goose. And even those switch partners if they are lazy or dead.
Also, by your logic, a man who isn't a virgin would also be a horrible father.
But nooo, you'd never say that, would you?
Your logic has no hands, no feet and no head either.

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Traditional gender roles are not "purely biological" lmao what the fuck. Didn't expect to see that kind of ridiculous crap on imgur today, on an abbi post no less!

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