• TheRealKuni@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Troy: “Lemme ask you something. People been clowning me about this jacket since I got here. But, if I take it off to make them happy, that just makes me weak, right?”

    Jeff: “Listen, it doesn’t matter. You lose the jacket to please them, you keep it to piss them off. Either way, it’s for them. That’s what’s weak.”

    Troy: “Whoa. You just wrinkled my brain, man.”

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    Years ago I had a romantic partner, and they were going through some significant changes, eventually culminating in our breakup and later their acceptance and identification with non-binary gender. Not important.

    Shortly after we broke up, or kinda broke up or whatever, she shaved her head to a short stubble. It looked good. Started hanging out more with a guy we knew let’s call him Tom. Real nice guy, great cook, just a good all round human. He decided to go on a cross country van trip, and my ex decided to go with him. Saw some pics looked like fun, whatever.

    Within our friend group there was a couple that would come around to parties: she was very nice and friendly, strikingly attractive light eyes; her husband was kind of a terse dickish guy. About a year after my ex’s road trip, the couple gets a divorce. The woman, shaves her head to a short stubble, it looked good. Within a few months guess who goes on a cross country road trip with Tom?

    Tom had some kind of incredible game wrt recently shorn femmes and cross country road trips.

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    What is the point of making up contentious stories? Just say you got a haircut. I guess getting people to comment is the point, which evidently works. I hate this version of the internet.

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    Yesterday some uptown girl commented on my ruggy full beard, so today I wore my beard again, because I don’t really give a fuck about her opinion.

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    Lul, thumbnail made me think this was a Milana Vayntrub social media post about a great day at the hair stylists.

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    Entirely besides the point, but the shirt hair makes her head look very square. So I think she was better off with the long hair.

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        If you judge someone’s look without sexualising them or even telling them (in a weird way), you’re not a creep.

        The whole “it was just a compliment” crowd is wrong because the statements are not compliments. They’re usually overly sexual, predatory, in a threatening way, or very pushy.
        That’s why it’s mostly not that “compliments are now illegal”, it’s just something else.
        But if someone’s literally just saying something like “your hair looks great” without otherwise being pushy or intrusive, they’re not a creep! And calling them just proves the actual creeps right when they say that just every compliment counts as being creepy.

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          The whole “it was just a compliment” crowd is wrong

          Yep.

          But if someone’s literally just saying something like “your hair looks great”…

          Huh, thought you were just explaining that you were better than this. Oh well…

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              It depends on context. If someone says “a creep complimented my hair”, I’ll take their word on it. No need to be an ass and say “Well, if they were only complimenting your hair…”

              Sorry, it’s never “only” a compliment. Women know when men are being creeps. Even the most vanilla compliment can be deeply inappropriate.

              “Your hair looks great today”, he told her:

              • as soon as her boyfriend steps away
              • as she’s leaving the ladies room
              • while backing her into a corner
              • whispering into her ear from behind
              • while attempting to touch her hair
              • while staring directly at her breasts

              I don’t wanna hear “but he only said” arguments coming from anyone who didn’t see how the creep said it.

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              Yeah, that’s where I check out. I’m a guy. I know and interact with women. Sometimes I wanna be like Hey, nice dress, because it’s a nice dress, not because I’m thinking about abandoning my kids and leaving my wife over it. Instead I say nothing, because I understand that we live in a time where it might be misconstrued as sexual harassment. It’s dumb.

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    I have the kind of super long and thick hair that gets attention. Most of the compliments I like. I did after all use a lot of effort and time growing and taking care of it.

    Once, at work, I got approached by a guy with a fetish for long, reddish hair. He proceeded to tell me how great of a boyfriend he’d be, how he’d wash and brush and take such good care of my hair. I was disgusted. And that disgust got associated with my hair. It took a couple of days for that disgust to fade and during it I did not like my hair.

    If that kind of shit happened often I’d totally see myself cutting the hair off.

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    Anybody (of any gender) that perfomatively does something solely out of spite is toddler core.

    “My girlfriend told me she doesn’t like mullets so I got a mullet lol”

    “My dad says I’m not allowed a tattoo so now I want one even more!”

    Toddler core.

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      I don’t know if I’d trust any of the text around it until we see more … the picture doesn’t seem like it matches at all.

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      Yes punks are toddlers, anyone going against the status quo - toddlers, all acts of rebellion- toddler vibes. Being radical- toddler.

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        I think it’s better to just say toddlers are punks. They just don’t give a shit about authority. Toddlers are soooo punk rock. I asked my 3yo if he knew where he was, he said “I’m in the jungle, baby!”. Yeah. Like that.

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        I knew an awful lot of punks, that performatively didn’t shower, that performatively vandalized stuff, and so on. One of them even performatively became a nazi, then stayed that way.

        Yes, even punks can be toddlercore, and the better ones call out that shit.

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      Stop trying to make ‘toddler core’ happen. Also this is creepy to whine about someone’s hair this hard. You are a creep.

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        I don’t care about anyone’s hair. Maybe you misread my comment? You can sub in any action performatively done in response to a “no”.

        Your misreading of my comment is toddler core.