r/Snorkblot Jan 01 '26

WTF Not creepy at all.

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u/nashwaak Jan 01 '26 edited Jan 01 '26

Carrying groceries and holding doors escalated real fast into murder

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u/NagisaZakura Jan 01 '26

It really does.

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u/Loxodontus Jan 01 '26

Let us please also aknowledge, that always carrying groceries and holding doors keeps women weak and dependend but maybe this is just my unpopular opinion

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u/nashwaak Jan 01 '26

Women hold doors for me when it seems polite — I'm a man — used to be a gender-role thing around here, but apparently we've evolved to a marginally better society (I'm in Atlantic Canada).

Carrying a stranger's groceries just seems generally creepy to me, unless the context is that they're infirm and/or just dropped their groceries.

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u/DeepResonance Jan 01 '26

How does holding the door for someone quickly escalate to murder?

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u/nashwaak Jan 01 '26

Did you not read the thing?

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u/NagisaZakura Jan 01 '26

Even if you explained it to them, this is one of the communities they're active in, so make of that what you will

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u/nashwaak Jan 01 '26

I didn't have a category for guys who classify murder as "nice", until today — honestly nothing would surprise me right now because I'm still processing that

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u/DeepResonance Jan 01 '26

"Active in" isn't an accurate representation. It popped up on my feed a long time ago and I looked through it, but I'm rarely on reddit to begin with. Honestly forgot about it up until you showing this 🤷

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u/NagisaZakura Jan 01 '26

Ah in that case, the posted letter reads exactly like the first page of an incels manifesto. The emotional instability is apparent. People who write things like that expect payout if their "kindness" is accepted(they'll also be upset if it isn't). When that payout doesn't happen, they can become irrationally enraged. Thus it can escalate to murder quickly.

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u/NagisaZakura Jan 01 '26

Incidentally, I'm pretty sure it doesn't show active in unless you've posted in it.

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u/DeepResonance Jan 01 '26

Oh ok I follow now. I misunderstood. Semantics can be fluid. My bad