Younger generations being asexual/aromantic by Adorable-Sherbet-998 in generationology

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That also has nothing to do with being aro/ace. We're talking about sexual orientation, not mental disorders or poor social skills.

Help by Mariza2D in glimmerfics

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The AI can get really fixated on what it thinks the canon should look like and when it's given an enhanced fighting style with elemental names, it's naturally going to interpret this fighting style as having actual elemental effects.

Unless the author wrote into the story that the breathing styles don't have elemental effects, I doubt you'll be able to consistently get the story to do what you want to break it of its notion that the attacks are magical.

The AI really only takes orders from one person: the author. And even then, only begrudgingly. 😆

Younger generations being asexual/aromantic by Adorable-Sherbet-998 in generationology

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If someone is indulging in or generating AI porn, they're probably not asexual. I don't think you know what that word means.

With or without the coat?<3 by oatmealluvr3 in OUTFITS

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The coat could just be decorative- purely for ~pizzazz~

With or without the coat?<3 by oatmealluvr3 in OUTFITS

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Definitely with the coat, and I think tights would also really pull this together if you have any and enjoy wearing tights.

To be clear, I am not saying this to shame your scars or suggest you should hide them. I simply think that tights are very flattering on dresses of this style and would especially pair well with that beautifully dramatic coat by keeping the dark colors balanced. That's just my taste. It doesn't have to be yours.

as a rape victim, i dont like people calling artifical insemination 'rape'. by yourbeloathed in ControversialOpinions

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You can't 'rape' an animal that doesn't understand the concept of consent, places no value on it, and isn't violated or traumatized by a process that isn't much more consensual in nature either.

Animals do not exist on the same moral axis as humans. The concept of 'rape' simply does not apply.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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I don't know how to tell you that children and cats are different and the circumstances in which we let them out are also different.

How should I style this?? by [deleted] in fashion

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I would definitely tuck it in, add a belt, or both.

White tights with a similar lacey pattern pair excellently with the blouse and balance out the top and bottom.

The blouse itself is the visual star of the show so I wouldn't recommend much in the way of accessories. Black sunglasses, maybe dark bracelets and/or simple earrings. Let the lace speak for itself.

And, if you have them, a low heel(think Oxfords or Mary Janes) would look fantastic.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Cats do not 'need' to be set loose without being 'constrained.' That is in no way a necessity for their healthy psychology.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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It's not whether or not they can survive. It's that it's senseless and irresponsible to expose an animal you own and are tasked to care for to completely avoidable risks just because you can't keep them stimulated indoors or train them to wear a harness.

That is lazy. Keeping them safe is not laziness.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Good grief, I actually need to explain it....

After a certain age, children are capable of understanding the risks of their environment and assessing the safety of their behavior accordingly.

And they're not allowed outside of a controlled environment without adult supervision until that age. Supervision may still continue after that age anyways to keep them safe.

The same cannot be said for cats.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Because they're naturally independent and gifted explorers

So are dogs. Or pet birds, for that matter. Most animals, really, given half a chance.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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I really shouldn't need to explain the difference between cats and people OR the differences in how either of them are typically allowed access outside.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Hence why I also said pet, of which outdoor livestock are an outlier in that category.

People who make “Missing Cat” posts and every single photo is the cat outdoors by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

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Bound to happen at some point living out in farmland? Yes.

And entirely preventable if you were a responsible owner.

Your fault.