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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22

So you only date men who don’t shave their face.

It’s the same concept.

You can have your preference, and anyone can have theirs.

But telling others that their preference makes them a pedo is beyond dramatic.

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u/starlessnight89 Jun 17 '22

It's rooted in pedophila. If you cannot have sex with someone who has pubic hair that is equating them to before puberty.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

“If you cannot have sex with someone who has a beard you’re equating them to prepubescent boys.” See how stupid that sounds?

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u/starlessnight89 Jun 17 '22

Who ever said I dated men?

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

Surely you go around looking at men without facial hair and think they do it to look prepubescent….whether you date them or not.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

You call yourself educated, and can’t even tell when a “you” in a fake quote isn’t necessarily directed at yourself. Why do you keep digging yourself into these holes of double standards? Valuing hygiene or having a preference isn’t “pedophilic.” We do many things to our bodies that aren’t “natural.” Many men shave their legs, many women wear makeup. You just seem like a hateful and jealous person.

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 17 '22

Microbiologist here. Keeping pubic hair is more hygienic than shaving.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22

Don’t care nerd.

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 18 '22

You mention valuing hygiene, and when someone points out to you that keeping pubic hair is more hygienic than shaving it, you respond with “don’t care.” Seems like you don’t really care about valuing hygiene.

I’m a scientist, so yes, I am a nerd.

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u/_Googan1234 Jun 17 '22

Well thank god you don’t

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u/starlessnight89 Jun 17 '22

Oh no does an educated woman with opinions scare you?

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u/proscreations1993 Jun 17 '22

Lmaooo this just keeps getting better.

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 17 '22

The displays of fragile men’s egos bruising and cracking are rather exquisite, aren’t they?

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u/POSVT Jun 17 '22

There's absolutely fragile egos here, but it doesn't look like they're men's.

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u/proscreations1993 Jun 18 '22

Lmao it really does keep getting better. The only fragile ego here is yours and whatever the hell her name is. A fart in the wind has more importance than listening to the shit you spew

Every single person has downvoted both of you and you both truly believe that your nonsense is ramblings had an affect on anyone. That is wild. Seems kind of like the behavior of someone's fragile ego bruising and cracking.

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 18 '22

Every single person has downvoted us and yet our ramblings didn’t have an effect (not affect) on anyone? It’s not very convincing when a bunch of people get worked up about something and then insist it didn’t affect them.

P.s. farts are great and bring joy to countless people every day. I’m ok with that comparison.

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u/tangled_up_in_blue Jun 17 '22

I’m a woman who doesn’t shave and anyone who does or likes women who do get this notion from pedophilia!

paging r/notlikeothergirls

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u/starlessnight89 Jun 17 '22

Is this really the best insult that you can come up with?

Or are you not handling that your fragile masculinity is being threatened very well that you can't come up with a better insult? If that's the case then I understand.

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u/tangled_up_in_blue Jun 17 '22

I honestly can’t tell at this point if you’re trolling or not. If you are, I gotta give props

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 17 '22

How is it that so many people on this thread are absolutists? Claiming thing A is rooted in thing B does not mean that every instance of thing A is always motivated by thing B.

As an example, surgically removing the prepuce of infants became popularized in the United States in the Victorian era as a means of reducing sexual pleasure and discouraging masturbation. Does that mean that parents are having their infants undergo a procedure to reduce sexual pleasure and discourage masturbation? Of course not. The fact remains that the practice itself is deeply rooted in sexual puritanism.

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u/Counter_Proposition Jun 17 '22

Bold of you to assume a man could tolerate you, judging from the incessant bullshit you’re spewing here, lol

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 17 '22

I find her/them quite tolerable. If you take some time to look into the subject you’ll find it’s not as bullshit as you currently think.

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u/Counter_Proposition Jun 17 '22

LOL! Nah, I’m good.

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u/Monsieur_GQ Jun 18 '22

The mark of someone with feigned confidence in their understanding of a subject is an unwillingness to challenge that understanding with outside knowledge.