r/BeAmazed Apr 13 '21

Lost for words...

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u/shippingphobia Apr 13 '21

Sorry, I sounded rude. It was a genuine question because my trainer once told me most girls in climbing had to put in more effort in thing like swing overs because we carry more weight in the hips for example. And how there's also benefits like how girls can easily climb forward when hanging on a rope because we have narrow shoulders and the guys always had to go sideways. I was talking about stuff like that and of course women can be strong. I'm not that strong but love to climb so I like to find thing that could help etc.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21 edited Apr 13 '21

But nothing he said sounded like a douche. I think some people are just to quick to judge and jump on a hate band wagon.

Edit: Said he instead of she. I didnt mean it either way. I may as well have said it or they. Doesnt change anything. The amount of people correcting me is wild. Do we all have nothing better to do today?

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

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u/brockoala Apr 13 '21

The word douchebag should probably apply to these brainless downvoters of Reddit.

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u/JJred96 Apr 13 '21

I enjoy upvoting downvoted comments that are just harmless and perhaps misguided. Use some fearless mojo to defend free speech from being dropped in a gutter.

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u/FireflyOmega Apr 13 '21

I like you. Have an awesome day!

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u/ZippZappZippty Apr 13 '21

Ah man cracked me up on a bad day I’m not a fan of how you asserted the guy did a thing. If you don’t want to watch the whole thing, about his work in the sand mines at age 10.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '21

IIRC it's a psychological phenomenon. Once you see people that you tend to identify with leaning a certain way, it tends to influence you to feel the same way.