@grlfrmboston@aylabechill@burnyourbinder So if a woman lies about something like her body count to a man and they sleep together, did she rape him? Since he may not have slept with her if he knew she had a certain body account
@nerkifajerwerki@MidasMulligan10@tiddypills I never denied that something like a man manufacturing a situation where a women feels pressured to say yes isnt rape, it is. So the scenario i presented is totally relevant and Im also not "terrified" of false allegations
@nerkifajerwerki@MidasMulligan10@tiddypills Im not trying to "manipulate the conversation" lmao, im attempting to refute the idea that this sort of situation must entail that someone was raped, which i thought you were defending. (2)
@chuchanchiii@alyinchaos No way. I feel like treating another person with consideration for their feelings, since they're human beings or something, and having commitmment should only be expected once the mighty state considers you both a couple. (1)
@nerkifajerwerki@MidasMulligan10@tiddypills really doesnt want to give it to him, since he's poor, he's hungry and the sandwich is small. Despite that, A still chooses to share it because he thinks "thats what friends do" and that B may stop being his friend if he doesnt give him a piece.
Did B coerce A?
@nerkifajerwerki@MidasMulligan10@tiddypills People do things they dont actually want to do all the time without being coerced/forced. Lets say kid A is insecure and has no friends, but he finally gets one, kid B. Imagine this scenario, A is eating a sandwich and B inocently asks him for a piece, as friends do, but A(1)
@meowxistttt @takush14@MarthaAhumuza What? In what way does it imply women arent affected by homophobia lol?
You should actually attempt to explain how
@Lilly413657@JohnDiddy9@RonnyPLusk@lolitadiariess sure, sure: "At the end of the day it's the feigning disgust at naturally attractive,highly dimorphic female bodies that comes off gay"
You suggested here and many other times that hip dips is an attractive feature itself.
Again, im using your own terms, stop it.
@Lilly413657@JohnDiddy9@RonnyPLusk@lolitadiariess Nice. So a sexually dimorphic feature isnt necessarily something that the opposite sex finds attractive.
I would get if u said that hip dips basically dont matter, but why are u acting like its an attractive feature by itself?
@Lilly413657@JohnDiddy9@RonnyPLusk@lolitadiariess No, you said exaggerated, nothing else, nothing more.
You keep making up information along the way because it suits you. Hip dips, by definition, will always make the hips appear less round.
"Exxagerated preference for sexually dimorphic feature"
@Lilly413657@JohnDiddy9@RonnyPLusk@lolitadiariess Besides, youre just being disengenous lol. A sexually dimorphic feature isnt necessarily something that the opposite feature finds attractive, an example being male pattern baldness
@Lilly413657@JohnDiddy9@RonnyPLusk@lolitadiariess Not having hip dips makes the hips look rounder, meaning that its not an unnatural requirement if its a result of an EXAGGERATED preference for round hips.