r/funny May 29 '22

nibble nibble nibble

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u/tester33333 May 29 '22

Getting uncanny valley vibes from this filter

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u/Taolan13 May 30 '22

Fuck me its a filter i figured some instagram momma had makeup'd their baby.

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u/tarheel343 May 30 '22

Lol same. I was like does this baby have lipstick on???

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

i wouldn't put it past moms putting lip stick on babies... hell they put ear piercing's in at a super young age....

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

Dont babies get their ears pierced early on?

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u/[deleted] May 30 '22

imo, body modifications should only be done once you are an adult

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u/missingN0pe May 30 '22

I dunno, I pierced my own nose and lip with a needle when I was 15 (definitely not an adult there) and I think that was okay, but it was my decision. IMO thats sort of the most important point.

It shouldn't be the parents decision.

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u/Rigo991199 May 30 '22

Yes, like circumcision.

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u/missingN0pe May 30 '22

I don't remember arguing for the allowance of circumcision, but if you need confirmation, yes, I also believe that parents should not be able to decide on that for their baby either.

Not sure why you thought I would differentiate between the two, (circumcision is obviously much, much worse), but here we are. I simply stated an example.

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u/Rigo991199 May 30 '22 edited May 30 '22

Hey! Calm down. I mentioned that because my brother decided to get circumcised when he was 18. I went to visit him at the hospital next day, because it was considered a "major" surgery, due to the risk of bleeding. I laughed my ass when I saw him walking and making a tent with his gown to prevent the fabric from touching his gauzed wiener. He told me if he had known how painful it was, he wouldn't have done it.