• EndlessNightmare@reddthat.com
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    9 months ago

    There’s no accounting for taste, but I do find the appearance in the right side picture to be rather off-putting.

    That said, it’s not a judgemental call and I don’t really give a shit what people do with their own bodies. She isn’t doing it for travelwithmrmichael, or me, or whoever else might be commenting on it.

    • Frostbeard@lemmy.world
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      9 months ago

      My only issue with that much ink at an early age is how you change as a person during the years from 18-28. How I was at 20 was pretty different from me at 28 and very different from me 38.

      My take pretty much anything is if I don’t have to do anything do whatever the fuck you want as long as there is content and not harmful to other people.

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      9 months ago

      Also regardless of one’s thoughts on the look, I find it hard to believe 18 years of loving parents had no influence on the outcome. She’s not a totally new brain/person after two years.

      Edit: And also how does this guy explain all the samples of women that didn’t get tattoos after going to college? Why am I even engaging with this content like he’s made some innocent statistics error.

      • ChickenLadyLovesLife@lemmy.world
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        9 months ago

        Tattoos are so incredibly common now (and have been since the '90s) that it’s hard to imagine even the parents of a 20-year-old not having some themselves.

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      9 months ago

      As a man who currently plans to marry a woman that chooses to dress very modestly and doesn’t like tattoos, that woman looks great and beauty comes in many forms. Don’t be a fool and enjoy all beauty. The tree’s, the human’s, the music’s. Life is better if you allow yourself to enjoy “things” for their kind of beauty and not complain about the lack of some other kind.

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          9 months ago

          Maybe there is a kind of beauty in the weirdness that you like.

          I wasn’t talking about beauty as only visual beauty, but also the beauty of a kind soul. The beauty of the little flaws that make us.

        • brygphilomena@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          9 months ago

          The confidence. I love people who are weird because one. they have confidence to be whatever they want to be. Two. Have interests that either align with mine, or have a passion that makes me interested in them as well.

          Passion and confidence, regardless of what it’s for is extremely attractive.

      • FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
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        9 months ago

        Honestly, I don’t care either way.

        Except like. If they have Nazis tats, that’s a hard nope, but otherwise… eh.

        • ChickenLadyLovesLife@lemmy.world
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          9 months ago

          I was playing disc golf by myself once and fell in with a group of guys with shaved heads who were playing the same course. They seemed nice and it took me a couple of holes to realize that they all had swastika tattoos on the sides of their heads. Fortunately I had rigged up my phone to make the incoming call sound when I double-tapped a side button and I was able to nope the fuck out of there.

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    9 months ago

    Saying “After 2 years with college professors” seems creepy to me, like he thinks college professors are supposed to take over the parents’ role.

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      9 months ago

      And wild that he thinks that the professors are giving out fashion advice rather than calculus and shit.

      And it wasn’t professors who taught her to respect and value people who weren’t like her, it was just meeting them.

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        9 months ago

        My physics professor was the most physics professor looking physics professor the world has ever produced. He was definitely not giving out fashion tips.

        Unless of course you are a fan of ugly brown woollen affairs and tweed jackets with patches on the elbows.

        • ChickenLadyLovesLife@lemmy.world
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          9 months ago

          My Physics professors literally wore pocket protectors, with pens in them. They were also both ultra-marathoners which is surprisingly common among that species.

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          9 months ago

          My physics professor was Italian and a very snappy dresser. Although, he also wore shorts and soccer jerseys some days.

          Very funny guy and could do trig out to several decimal places in his head. He was one of those rare professors that was doing research but still a great teacher. He was responsible for making math ‘click’ for me and helped me realize the joy of math.

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            9 months ago

            could do trig out to several decimal places in his head

            He’s got to have memorised that before class, or has memorised a bunch of common angles. The formula I remember using for them is a mess and doesn’t converge quickly.

        • Apathy Tree@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          My physics prof wore white socks with soccer ball-patterned slide on sandals. Normal business casual other than that, unless you count hair that hadn’t been bruised in a decade. Year round even in snow. And rode his bike to campus like that daily. Very fun dude.

    • orbituary@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      9 months ago

      They think education is flawed. It’s part of the GOP indoctrination. What you’re saying is morbidly comical, but the real reason is how the Right regard education.

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        9 months ago

        It’s crazy. They literally treat a lack of knowledge like a badge of honor. They genuinely believe they deserve a gold star for proactively avoiding knowing shit. It’s real. It’s wild.

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          Evangelist Christians genuinely believe that “earthly knowledge” is pointless once you are saved and are at the gates of heaven, so yes.

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      9 months ago

      Its more like:

      After 2 years of no longer being completely within the social circle of and under the financial and physical control of Christian Nationalists / Super Fundies.

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      9 months ago

      This person you see but have minimal interaction with a few times a week for 13 weeks really screams parental figure.

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    9 months ago

    Yeah, not everything is meant to be evaluated through personal attraction. People grow for themselves, not an audience.

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    9 months ago

    I wish I could get people to care about anything that really matters (wages, health care, peace, etc) as they do about other people’s appearances.

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      9 months ago

      BELL. Kirsten Bell. After a moment of confusion (“I could have sworn the comment said Dunst…”), I was so happy it was Bell. I don’t know how I never saw this a decade and a half ago, but GOD that was funny. Low key one of my favorite actors in Hollywood.

      Recently did a Good Place re-watch, I think I’ll be happy to re-watch that show every couple years for the rest of my life. Perfect cast, well thought out from the onset with no “warmup” period like some TV comedies struggling to get their footing. Hysterical, heartfelt, and somehow also a tear jerker at times.

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        Omg. Ofcourse! Total brainfart from me. Thanks for the heads up.

        I also enjoy her acting, and her humor. Her Halloween picture a few years back dressed as Elsa (by her daughter) was gold.

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    Funnily enough I like tattoos but not piercings. Specifically septum piercings. As a result I’m lumped in with these ultra conservative weirdos and regularly get called a pedophile for not liking them.

    Nuance is dead in the modern age.

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    9 months ago

    As if the guys who make these kind of comments wouldn’t instantly fall head over heels for literally any woman who looks in their general direction without complete disgust.

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    9 months ago

    She’s gorgeous.

    Is that many tattoos to my taste? Not totally. But its not her job to be to my taste, or his taste, or anyone’s taste. That doesn’t make her not gorgeous.

    I hate conservative men. Like WTF.

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        Is it though? It seems to me that at least part of the point is that the conservative appears to take it as read that everyone would find the image on the right less appealing when that’s not at all true. The fact that this is wrong is part of the stupidity on display, and bears pointing out.

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          Pointing out to who? For what purpose? Why do they unanimously prefer the picture on the left to begin with? Do you think the person on the right needs to be told they’re sexually desirable? Where do you think this picture came from originally? Can we talk about the larger themes without talking about personal preferences? Because they’re telling on themselves and it’s going over your head.

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        Thats right no one is allowed to see a woman and decide if they are pleasing to the eye. That is savage and extremely off putting to be allowed to have that choice. /s

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          It certainly is when the discussion should be about the fucking pedos leading these shit stains. Context m8.

          They like little innocent malleable girls, so when you see the juxtaposition and decide to offer your dicks 2 cents, yeah it’s a gross red flag that no one needs to hear. Don’t understand why you’d feel the need to mention it in the first place? If you work it out let me know.