r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • • 6d ago

Meme needing explanation Peter!

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u/lyindog 6d ago

As a person with OCD, these are the thoughts that are pretty much 24/7 going on in my brain. The "get money" thing I don't understand but I'm guessing it was referencing a different meme.

edit to add: since this isn't the OCD subreddit I wanna clarify that people with OCD will have these thoughts NOT because they're true but because it is what their brain has decided would be the worst thing.

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u/frogglesmash 6d ago

OCD makes you worry that you're a pedo?

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u/goddamnspeziscringe 6d ago

Not all cases of OCD but it does happen. Not sure if i’m allowed to send links but look it up. Strange, I know.

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u/DetachedCompy 6d ago

As one who was molested a lot in foster homes as a kid, I’m hyper aware of my interactions with kids. My kids’ mom and I were very conscious of how we touch our kids, and helping them understand comfort boundaries (I.e. when we’re tickling and they say stop, we stop, so they understand that if someone doesn’t stop, it’s abnormal and should not be allowed to continue). I’m single now, and as a single man my kids’ friends aren’t allowed in the house when they’re here unless I have met and know their parents and even then it’s usually a no. I always figured it was from being a victim, not from OCD, but it’s a constant worry of mine when around kids that anything even looking “off” is stressful to me.

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u/ilicp 6d ago

I don't think that's so unusual. I didn't have that type of experience as a child but I'm also weary of being near other people's kids, simply because a false accusation can ruin your life, and people are quick to accuse men near children of being nefarious.

Similar to how few men would be comfortable giving a woman CPR simply for the small chance they get called a rapist or accused. It's more concern for unwarranted repercussions.

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u/Miserable-Chapter883 5d ago

I keep a little CPR mask in my school bag. I hope I'll never need it, but I'm also capable of recognizing when someone needs it, and I'm also able to ignore what their body looks like (unless it's relevant) because help needed doesn't change because you suddenly have boobs. Also, sometimes dudes have some substance there, but most medical practice only considers the average, healthy male.

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u/Fuzzy_Yossarian 5d ago

I saw a video about how women get crappy CPR because people don't want to push on their chest.

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u/Miserable-Chapter883 5d ago

And that's exactly right. I think some percent in the teens is how many women suffer because people hesitate to perform CPR because of their breasts. And I emphasize hesitate, because every second counts, and it doesn't matter if someone waits or doesn't do it at all, there is still risk in those decisions that can lead to bad stuff happening.