My emotional support book.
Coincidentally, I was recently trying to remember which show starred a succubus, so thanks for referencing that!
I love Marvel, but they've done their share of fat shaming men. Chris Hemsworth wore a fat suit for Endgame and wasn't even that big, but took a lot of guff. Chris Pratt as Peter Quill got told he was "one sandwich away from fat." I'm not arguing that men always get fat-shamed in the same way or to the same degree as women, but they absolutely get it, and I think it's unfair to the men who are respectfully abiding by the rules and not commenting here to insinuate (or actually directly state) that they don't experience this. Also unfair to the women who love them and have to watch as they experience this pain.
Just for context, I am not the one downvoting these comments.
I can't keep it clean because unfortunately I am allowed on the sofa.
I guess we have a different definition of rail-thin, because I would not use it to describe anyone with bulging muscles. I also have trouble envisioning a 90-lb stay-puft woman of the same height.
Is this meant to be hyperbole? If not, can you provide examples? It seems wildly inaccurate to me.
Yes you do. Men are not immune from fat shaming.
Mine Cart Madness was one of the best levels in any game fight me.
Unlikely. My mom and aunt have a solid contract drawn up and notarized, they have a good relationship, and are both responsible people.
I don't think he ran a fake campaign, I think he had a stroke and it changed his personality. We don't realize how much our brains create who we are.
My aunt just loaned us the money to pay off our mortgage. Zero interest and we can keep paying her the rate we were giving to the bank. We didn't even ask, she offered it.
Only if you want to end up in a vampire orgy. So yes.
First time having a turtle on my porch.
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If your first thought is what you're conditioned to think, maybe you can't access your "defining" thoughts when you're drunk.
(lemmy.world)
I was reading about Mel Gibson's anti-semitic rants, and his apology about being drunk* when I remembered this meme. I agree with the meme, that our brains tend to feed us what we've heard from our environment, but our conscious mind overrides that with our processed thoughts.
People use "he didn't mean it, he was drunk/high" as an excuse for racist/misogynist/whateverist comments. The response is typically "you don't become racist when drunk, you just drop your inhibitions and reveal who you are."
But if you agree with the First Thought meme, what if being impaired isn't revealing what you really think, but is preventing you from thinking at all, and just getting stuck on your conditioned response?
*Gibson is just an example. This post is not about litigating whether he personally is racist, but about this sort of behavior in general.
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I was thinking it'd be a fab tattoo.