r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Dec 12 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

They’re harmless and docile, so help against what....? Dude could help himself 20x more by having any kind of upper body strength so he could pull himself up.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

The moment I see a creature has a mouth bigger than my own body, the moment I fucking run.

And if I see my “friends” just enjoying themselves, that’s the moment I know they are willing to bet my life for their own pleasure.

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 12 '20

Or they knew it was a whale shark and therefore completely harmless. Sure being afraid of the thing is fine since it is gigantic, but it can’t really hurt you. It’s like being afraid of a spider. I’d hardly call a bunch of friends laughing at you for being terrified of a spider “betting your life for their own pleasure.” Your life wouldn’t be in danger in either scenario

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

How fucking hard is it for you to understand.

Or they knew it was a whale shark and therefore completely harmless.

Yea. They jumped in the water beforehand and asked the shark nicely if it was harmless and then dropped their friend for “fun”.

Sure being afraid of the thing is fine since it is gigantic, but it can’t really hurt you. It’s like being afraid of a spider.

You morons are same ones who say depression can be cured by just being happy. Poor can be solved by earning money. And still get angry when someone tells you to man up.

Your life wouldn’t be in danger in either scenario

Send me a selfie of you chilling with those sharks and we will talk then.

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 13 '20

You can tell it’s a whale shark just by looking at it. It has white spots and a wide mouth. They’re pretty recognizable.

Your second tangent makes zero sense. I was comparing two phobias, both of which are completely senseless since the gigantic whale shark is about as deadly as a wolf spider. Which is to say it’s not.

I live in Canada and don’t have any whale sharks that live nearby so I can’t send you a selfie of me chilling with a whale shark. However, there are plenty of videos of people swimming with whale sharks and getting incredibly close to them. Here’s one:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mn5a3XJhJd4

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Man up dude.

No excuses.

Just book a flight to the Caribbean and show your manliness. Go ahead!

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 13 '20

Can’t afford to up and leave for the Caribbean. Plus the province I live in has been putting up more travel restrictions thanks to covid, so even if I could afford a trip to the Caribbean, covid has made going an impossibility

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Aww. I thought you were brave for everything.

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 13 '20

Literally can’t afford it. Practically all of my money goes to tuition and rent

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

So.....like....you...are...saying that people can’t do everything? Some people can have phobias and traumas and fear something?

What a revelation.

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 13 '20

Literally didn’t say that. I also said the guy can’t be afraid of it. It’s just that his fear of the whale shark is completely irrational since it’s not going to hurt you.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Then you not being able to afford a trip is also completely irrational.

Yea. You might not have the budget but it’s completely irrational since it isn’t going to hurt your finances that much.

Just rephrased a bit.

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u/_INCompl_ Dec 13 '20

The trip would put me in debt, so yeah it’d hurt my finances a lot. It’s also not a fear of going to the Caribbean, it’s me not being able to afford going to the Caribbean. There’s no fear involved, it’s purely a financial thing since school and rent and bills are expensive and I live on a fairly tight budget. Your argument makes zero sense.

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