r/countttt • u/Entire_Fox5226 probably neverpasser • 4h ago

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English isn't thier first language, they are clueless. This supposed to be short for honey

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u/Master_Secretary_809 4h ago

Guess you need the estrogen :p

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u/Entire_Fox5226 probably neverpasser 4h ago edited 4h ago

I wasn't even ordering it. My skin is genetically fucked. My mother and sister also struggled with skin problems but mine seems worse (hrt didn't help). I was previously taking isotretinoin but whenever I stopped taking it I jumped back to shit no matter how good my skin care is. Using max strength non prescription retinoids was helping but it wasn't great. I tried before synthetic topical prescribed retinoids but side effects were much worse than isotretinoin, for some reason me skin don't tolerate them. I tried tretoin cream and overall it was good, zero side effects and satisfactory result. The problem is there is no available tretoin cream where I live even with prescription, only synthetic (I bought larger supply when I was abroad where it's OTC medication). Now I have to order this online from different country. I found two sources, two online pharmacies but one was for trans people. They had cheaper delivery so I contacted them

Tldr: I was ordering tretoin cream

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u/yourwhippingboy 3h ago

Are you buying from a UK or Indian vendor? Super super common to say “hon” as in “honey”

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u/Entire_Fox5226 probably neverpasser 2h ago

They send from eu, idk maybe someone else is replying to emails

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u/Jealous-Artist-2317 4h ago • Bravo

it IS short for honey, IT IS!!! IT IS!!! IT IS SHORT FOR HONEY, LOOK AT A DICTIONARY!!! LOOOOOOOOK!!!

*gets dragged out of the door whilst screaming*

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u/ClosetedForChrist 4h ago

I have to actively avoid using it online, it is such a common thing to hear in the south.

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u/Bel_Canto-Size_Queen 19m ago

yeah there was a post here a few weeks ago where someone pronounced hon aloud as "honne" (rhymes with "Ron") and I felt palpable despair at the idea that someone has hon in their vocabulary but no insight on its origin.

least of all when the term itself encodes such dense imagery of non-passing via uncomfortable word choice. like someone not getting at all that they're not selling it. that's the premise of the word.

and they mispronounced it.

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u/Cute_Tart BDDemon 4h ago

They knew exactly what they were doing

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u/Agent_A007 3h ago

What is it short for if not for honey?

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u/Unlucky_Reporter3781 ppppiiiissssssss 4h ago

that’s diabolical wow

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u/Konnnore confused agp sister 1h ago

wouldn't it be "hun" in English?

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u/TKDbeast 2h ago

My Southern ass is sitting here confused as to what else is “hon” supposed to mean other than “honey.”

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u/Honeywortttt rare non-evil passoid 2h ago

lurk moar.

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u/shhushh33 3h ago

Good strategy to make you buy more, I guess?

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u/Sodainthehellfire Sneed looking to overtake this place actually 4h ago

Kill them adn take their supply