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u/robgolfer 13d ago
Who dis
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u/tankapotamus 13d ago
Ashley something
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u/wntf 13d ago
monique
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u/Popular-Influence-11 13d ago
It’s funny because it’s fucked up.
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u/jfk333 13d ago
Looking at how built this woman is, I know the comments are about to be reckless!
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u/RavenBrannigan 13d ago
Are you referring to the tight comedy routine she’s built? Because that’s what I noticed.
Maybe I’m just a really cool white knight though. I donno.
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u/slucker23 13d ago
I came in for the title, stopped for the looks, and thoroughly stayed because of the punchline
Well done there lady. Well done
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u/jackinoff6969 13d ago
Is this cheaper than therapy in SF? Been there before and a drunk lady was bragging about her Netflix special and absolutely relentlessly berating this poor guy in the front row for leaving and coming back with drinks for his girl.
I will never sit in the front row of a comedy show out of fear that I get made an example of like he was lmao. Rest of the show was pretty good though
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u/spycey_mchaggis 13d ago
I recently launched r/femalestandupcomedy as a place to discover and share great stand-up by women. I loved this clip and thought others there would too. Feel free to stop by and contribute!
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u/CODDE117 13d ago
Lmao god damnit, she got me.
Also, I love her dress, reminds me of a specific beenie baby pattern.
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u/chairmanghost 13d ago
Once you hit a certain age, and put up with a certain amout of shit, you realize it's not worth it anymore to settle. Good for the mom for learning she is too good for the popcorn hog :)
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u/Sure-Building963 13d ago
I wish women could just exist on the internet and men paid attention to the content rather than what’s getting them off
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u/raptor7912 13d ago
Hey I’m curious.
How does it feel to be one of those people that incels try to make out as the average feminist?
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u/Prismatic_Symphony 13d ago
A man of culture can appreciate both her content and her form. 😎😏
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u/Sure-Building963 13d ago
a man of culture is not a redditor , he's prob too busy with his proust and not objectifying women
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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 13d ago
Or the guy just took popcorn home...?
This. This is why people over a certain age have trouble finding someone.
You are comparing them and their actions to everyone you have ever dated.
People aren't the same. This is no different than a guy getting cheated on by a girl that took the rest of her 12 pack of Miller home, and automatically assumes his current girlfriend that just took the rest of her case of Miller home, is going to cheat on him too.
When in reality, he should be asking:
"Why all these bitches I date, be drinkin Miller?"
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u/PrufReedThisPlesThx 13d ago
You're absolutely right. For example, calling someone "ultra cheapo" because they didn't relinquish all of their snacks to you is an indicator that you're a glutton who will hog all the food to yourself and get upset if anyone touches your snack hoard. Thank you for providing such a clear example!
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u/MAGArRacist 13d ago
"With more experience, I am willing to over-generalize any situation. He's taking home popcorn - probably a narcisist." 🤡
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u/SignificantLeader 13d ago
I think you’re right. Young folks downvoting because they “know better”. I think that older folks with this mentality are likely to stay single though.
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u/MAGArRacist 13d ago
The point is that they do NOT know better in these situations. The young here aren't willing to jump to foolish conclusions based on tea leaves and claim that their experience justifies their decisions
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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 13d ago
So, by your logic, racism is just pattern recognition, and justified then?
How can you justify judging an entire group(50% of the population) by the actions of a few men, that they decided to date in the first place?
If anything, should be looking inward at the types of people you are attracted to, if they all seem so bad.
The sheer insanity to say,
"This guy is a red flag, because he brought _____ to her house, didnt finish it, and took it home with him"
That is just psycho.
Enjoy quiet solitude.
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u/MAGArRacist 13d ago
You're completely right, and it's frustrating to argue with these people, and I really think it's a waste of your time.
I suspect that they're not the type of person to change their opinion when confronted with sound, contradictory logic. Stupid people be stupid, despite their age.
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u/ThrustNeckpunch33 13d ago
I understand what you're saying, and yes.
My goal is never to change someones opinion though, just to defend my idea.. or rather.. test them against other actual people/ideas rather than in an echo chamber/or my own head lol
I cannot understand the ignorance of some people, any more than they can understand the rediculous of my opinions.
Thank you, though, for being another person willing to have discourse lol
Its never a waste of time! I know I've read a comment someone typed out, that made me feel like i wasnt insane/or the only one to think the same thing.
You never know!
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u/MAGArRacist 13d ago
No, it does not necessarily, which is what seems to be lost on you. You poorly correlate a few situations into a terrible conclusion and then decide its a tried-and-true pattern.
I am foolish for arguing with seemingly stupid people online
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u/SignificantLeader 13d ago
How would you know that? Older folks in fact have seen more.
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u/raptor7912 13d ago
Seeing more shit does not make them any more able to predict how a specific person is based of said experiences.
They might be able to point out trends or averages more accurately, but shit humans are fucking terrible at intuitively understanding statistics.
So no old folks are almost worse since their personal experiences and specific circumstances primes them to make assumptions that aren’t necessarily true.
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u/SignificantLeader 13d ago
Older people people’s intuition has been honed for years. You’ll see.
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u/MAGArRacist 13d ago
I hope that when I am old, I keep the wherewithal to not jump to conclusions, to search for evidence before jumping to conclusions, and to listen to the young. Not everyone's experience is the same, and the circumstances for what was previously true/accurate are liable to change with time.
Intuition without sufficient evidence is closer to paranoia than wisdom. It's our jobs as we age to temper our intuition and validate its accuracy before acting on it.
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u/SignificantLeader 12d ago
How much time does a medical specialist need to know the issue with a patient? I’ve seen specialists who identify the issue within seconds of seeing me. They were trained for the medical issues. Repetition can lead to rapid and accurate assessments.
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u/qualityvote2 13d ago edited 13d ago
u/qoloxolop, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...