The people who post all in emojis are annoying.
I don't know what each emoji represents. It is like hieroglyphics.
I don't know what each emoji represents. It is like hieroglyphics.

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confirm, sarcasticallySuperJail Warden wrote:
👍 is seen by millennials as confirmation. Gen Z see it as sarcasm.
😍 is probably used a lot on reactions to minecraft builds.SuperJail Warden wrote:
❤️ Symbol is confusing too and I wonder if it leads to some misunderstandings. Like if you put a ❤️ on a selfie I posted I am going to take that as interest. But some people just leave it on everything.
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I think that a guy who is 12 years into his career dating a girl in her sophomore year in college is a serious mismatch in priorities and life experience. But that mismatch doesn't necessarily mean the experience for the girl would be negative or exploitative. The older guy could give the 21 year old experiences and opportunities that guys her age can't. An older guy who doesn't hit her would obviously be better than a 21 year old who would post her nudes to a group chat. But people look at the outside without thinking of the relationship dynamics.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
i look at age gaps (beyond the more obviously chronological dubiousness) in terms of if you have to study to communicate effectively with them, they're either too old or too young for you. fold that into other facets of balance of power.
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i saw an insane story where, like, a group of students tried to 'to catch a predator' on a guy attempting to date someone in their accommodation or shared sorority house or whatever. the guy was like 22 or 21. barely out of college. they got into trouble for physically assaulting this guy as if was a serious sexual predator. what the fuck is that generation doing?SuperJail Warden wrote:
Age gaps are another weird thing. Apparently there are levels to being an adult. A 22 year old dating a 18 year is grooming. A 30 years old dating a 24 year old is grooming. Etc.
wyoming wrote:
With both parental or guardian and judicial consent conditions, a person can marry at either 16 or 17. If two 16- or 17-year-olds wish to marry and are both legally emancipated and/or homeless, they can marry without consent and authorization.
ewwwwwmississippi wrote:
girls below 15 can marry with judicial approval and parental consent.[46][40][63]
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That story was the first time I had noticed how crazy it had gotten.uziq wrote:
i saw an insane story where, like, a group of students tried to 'to catch a predator' on a guy attempting to date someone in their accommodation or shared sorority house or whatever. the guy was like 22 or 21. barely out of college. they got into trouble for physically assaulting this guy as if was a serious sexual predator. what the fuck is that generation doing?SuperJail Warden wrote:
Age gaps are another weird thing. Apparently there are levels to being an adult. A 22 year old dating a 18 year is grooming. A 30 years old dating a 24 year old is grooming. Etc.
Tricky one, there are going to be a lot of paedos using the cover of 'just a bit pervy', if its tolerated, to carry on in plain sight.uziq wrote:
I'm still undecided whether it's better to handle sexuality totally out in the open, as they do (e.g. titty-mags uncovered in every convenience store, no shame about visiting porno cinemas or indulging in schoolgirl-maid fantasies, etc.), or whether it's better to be morally censorious as we are in the west and to drive all that stuff into the creepy-crawly underworld. it's not as if certain men in the west aren't evidently lusting after 14 year olds, whether it's pedos or all sorts of sexual abuse in institutions (church, school, etc.)
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it is absolutely weird and in no ways would i partake in it or feel comfortable seeing it in my own culture. but every single culture has these recrudescences, in some form or another, expressions of the seething collective unconscious and outlets of all that excess libidinal energy that isn’t tapped or commodified by capitalism, etc.Dilbert_X wrote:
Tricky one, there are going to be a lot of paedos using the cover of 'just a bit pervy', if its tolerated, to carry on in plain sight.uziq wrote:
I'm still undecided whether it's better to handle sexuality totally out in the open, as they do (e.g. titty-mags uncovered in every convenience store, no shame about visiting porno cinemas or indulging in schoolgirl-maid fantasies, etc.), or whether it's better to be morally censorious as we are in the west and to drive all that stuff into the creepy-crawly underworld. it's not as if certain men in the west aren't evidently lusting after 14 year olds, whether it's pedos or all sorts of sexual abuse in institutions (church, school, etc.)
Actual paedophilia is more about causing harm than anything sexual, they don't care about the age, they'll abuse anyone who is vulnerable - its just that children are easier. They'll go after the sick, retarded etc just as readily.
Is misdirected interest in 14 year old schoolgirls actual paedophilia though?
Any 'schoolgirl kink' can be assumed to be suspicious, there's nothing close to normal about it, the Japanese thing is very weird.
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this translates into pre-internet taking of tabloid headlines and gossip as printed fact (being always online probably doesn't help). i feel like we do this a lot. you say a thing that young people do bad, and i point out that old people do/have also done the bad or bad like it.SuperJail Warden wrote:
I think young people have less of a distinction between real life and the internet.
Trying to visualise. Was he turning with you to cut in front, or going straight? If he was on your right wouldn't you be turning left away from him?Dilbert_X wrote:
Making a simple left turn (right turn for americans) out of a slip lane at a crossroads, biker on a chopper thought he was going to whizz down the right hand side (left hand side for americans) of all the traffic slip in the slip lane and cut across in front of me as I was pulling onto the road.
Very nearly flicked him onto the other side of the road but managed to avoid him.
For some reason he was very angry that I'd not killed him.