Also, a large amount of responses to my tweet (which, as a reminder, was asking about evolutionary basis for the cultural taboo of bestiality) used 'white' in a derrogatory sense. Which, are they implying that non-white people are less curious? Or just less curious about taboos?
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Replying to @intotheblue17
where the hell did i say bestiality isn't bad
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Replying to @intotheblue17
what? I mean i literally research taboos, like here: https://knowingless.com/2017/07/03/sexualtaboos/ … I ask a ton of questions about all kind of fetishes, what part of my research here is oblivious
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @intotheblue17
but most people dont know who you are or why youre asking, they just see that tweet with no context, and the way you worded the questions about beastiality made it seem like you were okay with it, and didnt understand why others werent.
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Replying to @choerrycoloured @intotheblue17
Yeah I didn't expect that tweet to get shared widely outside of my Twitter followers. If I'd known that I would have put in more disclaimers.
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that's not what i said. I said I didn't know it would get shared widely. Nearly every single one of my tweets doesn't get shared widely. I thought this would be like every other day of my life on twitter.
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I'm not shocked. Someone asked why I didn't put in disclaimers, and I said it's because I didn't expect it to get shared widely. But sometimes getting shared widely happens, and then I wish I'd put in disclaimers. I am aware that it was a risk.
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