like right now if i could make it so that the only thing he can have sex with for the rest of his life is a watermelon — the *same* watermelon — i would do it in a heartbeat
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... what if I sort of generally agree with the points he made except I came away hating him anyway?
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at least your sense of the loathsome is working at some level i have high hopes that you may come to see how loathsome his arguments are as well
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He's clearly a condescending expurgation of dubious parentage, and sharing even adjacency with his views makes me uncomfortable just because of who he clearly is. But, I would absolutely teach daughters to avoid going home with a guy unless they know him better than that story?
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parenting fucks up your brain, though. the perspective of a father is warped by aeon-deep currents; the perspective of a peer isn't so overdetermined
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i'm sure that's part of why dude's gross little performance is so obnoxious: its presumption to being entitled to parent the character, and by extension the character's author, and by extension the reader
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Thanks for taking the time to answer. That makes a lot of sense of thoughts and feelings I have a hard time articulating.
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His idea that 7 partners is maybe a solid lifetime total for Gen X is outlandishly risible.
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i don't know what Gen X he's talking about but in my Gen X we polish that off before breakfast on a good day
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and of course the filthy, well-hated Baby Boomers had the free-love 60s, where 7 might barely qualify for a decent first date.
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what? its an in character elaboration on the story's conclusion. its flawless tbh
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baahahaha hearing this, the apprentice was enlightened
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*nodnod* i hate him so much
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Ewww. That's just, ewwww. It also speaks to a lot of What Is Wrong Today that one of these days we'll talk about in person. But, meanwhile, Ewww.
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Brief statement of thesis: Contemporary puritanism tries to hide God under a vacuous layer of pseudo-political pop-psych, thus adding a thick coating of hypocrisy that the Victorians would envy.
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I didn't even finish his jejune article but this seems pretty apt yeah
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