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@hellspatisserie Have you considered that it’s the latter idealising the former?

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@measingdistance @fleshsimulator The ancient problem of how you kill that which has no life

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@JungeToerless Scapecels

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@deepfates Keystonal

[Aimee Terese @aimeeterese]

Women shine in personal life, in relation to those they love. Their strengths in public life are less impressive especially when the prominent roles in which a young man encounters & interacts with them are as teachers in school, journalists in media & e-girls on social media.

Is it any wonder then, given those conditions, that the median female mental representation he develops, is of a rather contemptible and unpleasant narcissistic whore? I’m sorry girls but if you’re antagonising men constantly on X & selling yourself for $9.95/month on OF, why would men treat you as anything more than consumptive fodder?

Being products doesn’t make women desirable, it makes us , discardable. It denies us our humanness & wholeness, that which enables men in our real lives to offset all our annoying qualities against our lovely ones and love is for who we are in total.

But online there will always be another product, we’re all completely fungible, unless we find some way to actually connect with people in a meaningfully human way, because that’s the only point at which being a woman online stops being porn & prostitution. And starts to look & feel like something real, or the possibility of it.

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@saccardiop I feel like I'd choose the kind girl who actually needs me

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@rexthundercock Their interpretation of communist is American leftist in the 60s plus caricature of hallucinatory re-readings of early communism in a cartoon image of how communism was presented in the 1950s

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@onion_cosmic Yes, but the reason why people in the US speak English is because it’s an offshoot of Britain

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@onion_cosmic I perhaps have a different definition of empire as “whoever does your security” or “wherever an army can march without resistance”, in which case there is a US empire and also NATO using English

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@onion_cosmic Yes, the former British empire

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@Y40IFRQTTING I’d be curious though: Are English speakers generally much more able to handle foreign accents than speakers of less global languages?

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@Y40IFRQTTING Yes, and moreso it’s an imperial language with no (official) standard and many, many subcultural, regional, national, class variants

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@witte_sergei @GeromanAT How did you reach that prediction?

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@proregimer Worse, it’s comprehensible

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@rexthundercock The praying for something vs getting it as a lesson pipeline

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@SolLunix “Just go with a public defender bro”

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There is something inherently freaky about learning. Trying to find out you're wrong about the most important things possible. Getting your head filled

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@LadySol09 @aliumrapture (and they’re the closest available target)

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@LadySol09 @aliumrapture Or who actively hate them because the father isn't around

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@tricknologics The most radicalised I've ever been was this person as a gatekeeper

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@heavydutysteven And I would never one who wasn’t