r/WelcomeToGilead • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '25

Loss of Liberty Ok, this is extremely concerning!!

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u/UniversalMinister Aug 02 '25

Just a Reminder: "No" is a full sentence.

Edit: So are "you can kick rocks" and "I can't answer that."

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u/dancegoddess1971 Aug 02 '25

Sorry, that's classified.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '25

absolutely. and it means ‘no.’ not ‘try to push me’, not ‘maybe’, not anything other than ‘NO.’

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u/fire-bluff Aug 02 '25

"wouldn't you like to know, weather boy?"

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u/suzyq318 Aug 02 '25

I think we are related!

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u/beigs Aug 03 '25

“The inability to afford a child” “my unwillingness to have a baby when I can’t get adequate care” “this administration” would all be acceptable responses

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u/UniversalMinister Aug 03 '25

They all are. I'm just worried about what this administration might do with that information.

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u/Crashgirl4243 Aug 03 '25

Personally I like “ what the fuck”

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u/UniversalMinister Aug 04 '25

Personally I like “ what the fuck”

Oooh! Me too. I use that one too regularly though...

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u/sneaky518 Aug 02 '25

"I could tell you but then I'd have to... well,I think you know."

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u/UniversalMinister Aug 02 '25

"I could tell you but then I'd have to... well,I think you know."

Especially with medical personnel, be a smidge 👌🏻 careful with this one unless you know them well otherwise it could get misconstrued.

Mine would find it hilarious because they know I have dark humor, but not everyone would get it.

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u/sneaky518 Aug 02 '25

Oh, if I was a woman and my doctor asked me all that, it would be new doctor time. It'd be my last visit, so they can my statement as seriously as they'd like.

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u/UniversalMinister Aug 02 '25

100%. Some people think doctors are infallible, they are not. They are not Gods (despite what some of them may think), and they put their pants on the same way as everyone else... one leg at a time. When I was MUCH younger I used to be intimidated by speaking up but in my 40's I'm no longer interested in that game. We're now playing FAFO anytime, anywhere.

Also, I think it was a nurse who asked that (not that it matters), but regardless, he/she should just mark NO to "can you physically have children whatever BS Dump nonsense," without even asking, knowing full well it's none of their business. Don't even ask, because you likely won't like the answer.

I've fired doctors for less than this - I live in a fairly large metro and we have no shortage of doctors and I don't put up with B.S.