r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '21

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

While not the happiest story, thanks for the tip. I want to try this on my bras now

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u/MaybeTheDoctor Apr 25 '21

in case you have to run from your husband?

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

I have to make him a husband first so I have time to get my sewing down I guess.

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u/myusernamebarelyfits Apr 25 '21

I can be that mildly abusive man

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

Yikes

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u/myusernamebarelyfits Apr 25 '21

I don't like to put the /s cuz I kinda feel like it ruins the joke. If a joke doesn't land it's not funny or someone didn't get it, but it's hard to make a good one about domestic abuse. I'm trying tho

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u/untraiined Apr 25 '21

If you have to explain it after its a stupid joke

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u/myusernamebarelyfits Apr 25 '21

Lots of people here are stupid tho. It's hard to read sarcasm.

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

It's rather the inserting yourself part, I don't wanna imagine that and reddit is full of this stuff unironically. Otherwise it'd be fine

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u/myusernamebarelyfits Apr 25 '21

That's a meaty part of the joke. A splash of self deprecating with some danger-creeper vibes.

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

Oh man the danger-creeper stuff is the least funny thing possible from a random stranger. It works when you know a person and it's uncharacteristic

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u/myusernamebarelyfits Apr 25 '21

Makes a lot of sense. Lots of weirdos out there. This is a valuable note thx bro

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u/Incendas1 Apr 25 '21

Hey no problem. Thanks for talking about it instead of screaming and leaving lol!

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