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With all due respect, there is precisely zero I said that suggests I’m extrapolating beyond my own feelings on this. I deliberately framed the tweet to convey that sentiment. If I failed okay but I think suggesting I was generalizing is a step further than my comment deserves.
In general, phrases like "pedophile-y," "murder-y," "rape-y" etc. tend to be just a little bit loaded
Serious question: What sensitivities should I have in mind when conveying my own reactions to hypothetical situations which inherently shouldn’t be offensive to anyone in particular? I miss things often so if I’m missing something here I’d like to know. But I don’t get this.
If I said to you, "no offense, but what you did there felt rape-y to me," you'd likely be concerned: the implication of a consent violation is unavoidable. When you say "it'd feel quite pedophile-y," the clear implication is that you're dealing with the equivalent of a child.
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