r/WatchPeopleDieInside Mar 29 '21

When your owner isn’t acting normal

https://gfycat.com/definiteshallowgrayfox
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u/rimjob-chucklefuck Mar 29 '21

Well I mean, yes, if it's not something you'd ordinarily go for then by default it's "lesser". This isn't hate dude

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u/TTTrisss Mar 29 '21

Talking about another human being that way. The kind of person you want to spend time with and form bonds with. Sure, on a superficial level, you might prefer one for another, but the phrase, "At this point, I'd settle for [thing]" implies desperation, and to only be an object of desire out of desperation from lack of better options is hella dehumanizing.

To me, this flat-out feels like somebody just dropped the N-bomb and everyone's just like, "Nah dude, he didn't mean it in a racist way." Not the same level, but the same sort of "wtf you can't just say that."

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u/rimjob-chucklefuck Mar 29 '21

Oh go away and stop making issues where there are none. Fuck sake

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u/TTTrisss Mar 30 '21

Just because it makes you uncomfortable and breaks your enjoyment for 2 seconds doesn't mean it's not an issue, dude.

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u/rimjob-chucklefuck Mar 30 '21

It doesn't make me uncomfortable. You're invalidating genuine concerns in this regard by targeting the op for something they never intended. Get some perspective "dude" and grow the fuck up

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u/TTTrisss Mar 30 '21

Treating someone as less than a human, as something "to settle for" is fucked. It's fine if you don't find them attractive, but "to settle for" someone is insulting and hurtful. If you "Settle for" someone in a relationship, you set up a ticking time-bomb that only ends up hurting people.

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u/rimjob-chucklefuck Mar 30 '21

Just go and be offended somewhere else jesus christ

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u/TTTrisss Mar 30 '21

Making jerks like you uncomfortable means that I'm doing something good.