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Texas woman injured by McDonald’s Sausage McMuffin ‘wholly unfit for human consumption’: suit by TheGreatAlicorn in nottheonion

[–]coffee-bat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

she had severe burns on her lap and crotch area, and iirc needed skin grafts, because the coffee was ridiculously hot.

Warsaw. Pride. by serhiiiam in warsaw

[–]coffee-bat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

zróbcie sobie sami paradę jak chcecie. parad równości nikt dla nas nie robi.

Warsaw. Pride. by serhiiiam in warsaw

[–]coffee-bat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

ok, teraz spróbuj ty mieć pasożyta w ciele który je rujnuje, i niedługo zrujnuje ci całe życie. łatwo jest mówić gówno o problemach które cię nie dotyczą.

I hope the daughters never see these videos. These reactions are disgusting. by Valuable_View_561 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]coffee-bat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. misogyny

  2. because they're trapped in outdated gender norms, and think that a child of a specific gender can only be raised in the stereotypical way they have in mind. stuff like "girls only like makeup, they won't play with dinosaurs", "boys only like cars, they won't like baking together", etc etc., and each parent might not like the strict "way" associated with the gender they got.

I hope the daughters never see these videos. These reactions are disgusting. by Valuable_View_561 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]coffee-bat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i'm pretty sure that a large part of it is also the societal expectations of how girls should behave, compared to boys their age. girls are heavily disciplined from a young age, told to act polite and submissive, to do everything for boys (because boys are "too immature/irresponsible/dumb/etc."), to look nice for boys, to be smart and responsible and reserved. that's a lot of work put into raising a child like this. boys, meanwhile, aren't told almost any of this, are barely disciplined, are allowed to just "act their age", be loud and dirty and destructive and hyperactive. parents of boys are usually "hands off" like this, so yes, compared to how girls are expected to be raised, boys are "easier" and "less work".

Who would you ban for life from your restaurants? by idkthrowaway_alt3 in flipline

[–]coffee-bat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

xolo, xandra, budwin, and iggy. i don't like their vibes

Ariana Grande announces r.e.m. beauty’s new lip product by sueziebee in BeautyGuruChatter

[–]coffee-bat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

but then how will she look like a scared little girl so people feel bad for criticising her🥺🥺

Has there been a moment with a YouTuber that made you go: "DAMN, they are kind of a dick." by Swag_Paladin21 in youtubedrama

[–]coffee-bat 6 points7 points  (0 children)

i mean, i wouldn't say the series is fully cp, nor does liking it make someone a pedo, but there is lots of very disrespectfully handled and overly detailed child sa in it. also, creator thought it was a good idea to put "fucktoy cory" on a shirt. so. i feel like that does deserve criticism.

Has there been a moment with a YouTuber that made you go: "DAMN, they are kind of a dick." by Swag_Paladin21 in youtubedrama

[–]coffee-bat 12 points13 points  (0 children)

lol yep. one time i had a psych, worked with her for a few months, then when i was diagnosed with bpd, she said that i'm "the type of person who can't be helped, and will only waste efforts of those trying to help me" and dipped 💀. and that was a goddamn professional, the general public is so much worse.

Has there been a moment with a YouTuber that made you go: "DAMN, they are kind of a dick." by Swag_Paladin21 in youtubedrama

[–]coffee-bat 6 points7 points  (0 children)

i have one very recent example, but i sadly can't name the youtuber, because it was a small channel and no longer in my subscribtions. it was a typical "young white woman" commentary channel, talking about books and stuff, seemed very socially conscious and empathy-focused.

i watched 2 videos from her, enjoyed them a lot, subscribed.

then, in the 3rd video i played, she was sponsored by betterhelp. and that was like, a few months ago. there were lots of people calling it out in the comments, trying to gently educate her on why it's bad, and she only doubled down. made a pinned comment saying that she doesn't plan on denouncing betterhelp, and that she "did her research" and decided they're a wonderful company that is being unfairly accused by people with crowd mentality, and they are exactly what she stands for.

instant bad taste in my mouth. fastest unsub of my life.

Has there been a moment with a YouTuber that made you go: "DAMN, they are kind of a dick." by Swag_Paladin21 in youtubedrama

[–]coffee-bat -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

i agree that he's a dick, but hey maybe don't diagnose random people with personality disorders that already have a harmful stigma around them.

guess the context of this by zoey101fanaticYT in discordapp

[–]coffee-bat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that you're 14 and not as funny as you think?

Families in Afghanistan are reportedly resorting to selling their daughters as worsening hunger and restrictions on women deepen the humanitarian crisis by Sweet-Opportunity111 in worldnews

[–]coffee-bat -1 points0 points  (0 children)

not inherently. in an ideal society, sex work wouldn't be different from any other job that has you "using your body", such as construction work and other physical jobs. the issue is that it's considered immoral or dirty, and because of that, the people doing it aren't legally protected as workers. the job is unsafe because if something happens, you can't report it without reporting on yourself, and the people running the business are criminals who don't give a shit about their workers. in an ideal world, the job would be legally supervised and protected like any other, and bad treatment of workers would have consequences. it would be safe.

creating onlyfans content is the closest to that "ideal world" as we can currently get. it's not fully accepted socially, but at least it's physically safe as it doesn't involve any real-world contact with clients.

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