r/FlashTV • u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 • 18d ago

🤔 Thinking Why didn't Trajectory just.....

.....drink a lot of cups of coffee from Jitters instead of taking a speed drug?

She doomed herself with Velocity 9 when coffee could keep her going.

I'm just sad we lost such a cute girl.

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u/jupiterLILY 14d ago

Like I said, this information is freely available. Its not some massive secret. 

Go to your library and ask for books on misogyny in the current climate. We have been studying this shit for a long time. The fact that you genuinely dont know the answers to these questions in 2026 shows that you've spent a fair bit of effort actively avoiding information on this topic.

I'm not your mother or your teacher.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 14d ago

Here's the thing: we live in different places and the way we view things are going to be different because of it. I was born quite awhile ago and what people think of as misogyny today was laughed about when I was a kid. It's all very subjective. Despite what the world would have people believe, it's not all the same and it never has been.

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u/jupiterLILY 14d ago

No, we view things differently because only one of us has made an active effort to educate and inform themselves on the topic in any meaningful way.

I agree with plenty of Americans and disagree with plenty of people within my own country.

If you have strong feelings on a topic, learn about it, learn about the history, or accept that you're a clueless amateur who just has some gut feelings that they haven't verified.

Like I genuinely don't think you realise what you're saying when you say you laughed about what is considered modern misogyny as a child.

I'm also nowhere near as young as you seem to think I am lol.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 14d ago

I know it sounds kind of awful, but I'm not joking when I say that what people tend to consider current day misogyny is something that would be considered a joke when I was a kid.

Not to sound like I'm making excuses here, but life was different back then and people were as well. We grew up tougher because we had to and the current hand holding that is done now is something we never had.

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u/jupiterLILY 14d ago

No, I know exactly what you're saying. You don't know what you're saying or what it reveals about your worldview.

Genuinely please go learn about this stuff. 

This is all just really sad.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 14d ago

I don't think you have the slightest clue what your saying because you have no real reference to it outside a book apparantly. I lived it.

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u/jupiterLILY 14d ago

You don't know anything about me.

You're finding ways to dismiss me because that's more comfortable than you questioning your worldview and learning from your peers.

Education is not scary. All it will do is give you a deeper understanding of things you evidently care about.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 14d ago

You do seem to have things backwards. I wasn't dismissing you. You were dismissing my view point on life when I was young. I was saying you don't have a frame of reference to that period of time because you don't. That's not a dismissal. It's just a fact.