If I was a horse and you led me to water I’d also wonder why did you bring me here?? Now I must perform for you whole time I’m not even thirsty, I’m not your puppet I drank water at home before you brought me here without asking
First they came for me. Like, right away. I tried saying "Don't you have some trade unionists or gypsies or something to deal with?", I tried giving them names, but they weren't interested.
in your twenties you're going to experience a sudden shift in your parents behavior to be more kind and supportive towards you that for some unknown reason couldn't have come earlier despite their past behavior contributing to your deeply troubling mental issues they disregarded
porn is important because every crusade against porn is secretly a crusade against every “perverse” thing which inevitably will encompass gays and trans ppl. btw. just in case u didn’t see the fascist writing on the wall
you say you’re “from the hood” yet we found your family’s tomb complex containing complex engraved goods, emblazoned pottery, bronze figurines depicting local deities, and luxury trade goods indicating a more far-reaching trade network than archaeologists had anticipated 💀
This is 100% true. The core of American psychology is the cognitive dissonance between heroism and individualism: we want to fight bad guys, but only in a way where no one can mistake us for an altruistic empathycuck who goes out of his way to help strangers.
People in the replies are saying superheroes or police procedurals and they're all wrong. American slop is "guy who wants a peaceful life but has to go on the most justified killing spree ever because they threatened his family"
The average person is wholly unconscious of the depths of evil inside of them. Before that realization, morality is simply naivety, conditioning, and identification with a persona.
The narrative that you’re not supposed to care about people’s perceptions of you is not based in reality. To be in community you literally have to address how you’re being perceived because how you are perceived directly effects how you’re treated