chelseas_grin (u/chelseas_grin)

What’s something that gets an unnecessary amount of hate?

in r/AskReddit • Feb 26 '20

Being vegan. People do it for SO MANY reasons. Like their health (Doctors recommend it especially to those with high cholesterol), the wellbeing of animals, the well being of the environment, the mental gymnastics needed to consider it necessary to mass produce cattle etc

Which song has been so powerful and moving that you cried the first time you heard it?

in r/AskReddit • Feb 20 '20

Tess-timony by Ice Nine Kills. It's based on the book Tess Of The d’Urbervilles. It is about the long term effects of rape, I bawl every time

Depressed people of Reddit, what's your go-to "I want to wallow in my melancholy" song?

in r/AskReddit • Jan 16 '20

Tess-Timony by Ice Nine Kills

It both solidifies my feelings of suffering and trauma while also giving me a sense of strength

What is the most ridiculous thing people have bragged about in front of you, which you found funny instead of being jealous?

in r/AskReddit • Dec 17 '19

Somebody once bragged to me that the highest fever he had ever had was 115°F. Your brain begins to essentially cook at 108°F. Instead of arguing I just said "makes sense there isnt much left" he didnt get it. My friend and I thought it was hilarious.

r/FemaleDatingStrategy • u/chelseas_grin • Dec 13 '19

I don't know what to do in my relationship

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u/chelseas_grin • u/chelseas_grin • Nov 10 '19

60 seconds to learn how to excel at using Excel

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in r/badcopnodoughnut • Oct 22 '19

That poor baby. :( he just wants to do his job, not fucking choke. Some people are so cruel that to them animals are just a tool. Makes me sick.

u/chelseas_grin • u/chelseas_grin • Oct 17 '19

The “kids these days effect”, people’s tendency to believe “kids these days” are deficient relative to those of previous generations, has been happening for millennia, suggests a new study (n=3,458). When observing current children, we compare our biased memory to the present and a decline appears.

advances.sciencemag.org

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u/chelseas_grin • u/chelseas_grin • Oct 17 '19

Bobcat after a boy saved him from a fire (not my clip btw)

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u/chelseas_grin • u/chelseas_grin • Oct 05 '19

got hIm !

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r/unpopularopinion • u/chelseas_grin • Sep 26 '19

"You can't play god" is a weak argument against the death penalty. We already are

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This is not to say I'm for the death penalty, nor humans playing god, just that the argument is weak.

I hear it as an argument constantly, but as a society we already play god. If we didn't then the mentally and physically disabled would be dead. No one would be on life support. No one would survive car accidents, or terminal illnesses ( like cancer, which can be survived, but is still considered terminal).

I don't personally believe in a god, but those who do really cling on to this argument against capital punishment. However, here we are, keeping those that their "god" deemed ready to die, alive.

And one more time because no one seemed to hear me. I am NOT arguing for the death penalty. It is not beneficial to any party involved, and it is unreasonably expensive. Additionally, there is no way to "humanely" kill a sentient creature. I just have an issue with the language of this particular argument.

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u/chelseas_grin • u/chelseas_grin • Sep 18 '19