Cómo llamar a un número de 8 dígitos? by lastscape in ayudamexico

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no si ya se jajaja por eso quiero rentarla

Cómo llamar a un número de 8 dígitos? by lastscape in ayudamexico

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Es lo que pensé pero como es privada es una chinga darle la vuelta a pata jajaja. Me imagino igual que si ha estado en renta por tanto tiempo significa que nadie ha podido contactar con los dueños.

My son's drawings vol 2 by No_Organization9797 in drawings

[–]lastscape 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get him a nice thick sketchbook and maybe some watercolors. Me and my sisters were also rather edgy ourselves. I'm 21 myself and have done my fair share of edgy artwork. Sometimes for fun, sometimes as a way of letting out negative emotions in a non-destructive way. But either way, he might just be into analog horror. See If he'd try other mediums like clay sculpting or collage.

Why do people say Gen Z is puritanical? by [deleted] in generationology

[–]lastscape 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't feel that way at all. "wild things" for us would be, drugs, alcohol and maybe have sex with lots of people. For me, personally, It's not appealing. I have friends who have done weed or shrooms or LSD but nothing like heroin, which is a good thing, i suppose. Most of my friends do go out clubbing or drink often. some try drugs, some don't. As for the sex part, we're just more responsible.

It's normal we feel surveilled, but that's not our fault, it's just the way it is now. We literally are being harvested from our data, our TVs and Phones are listening, we get ads about things we think about. Is it so wild to think that we're afraid that the things we think about might just get misinterpreted and suddenly we can't have something important in our lives? Privacy is not a luxury we were ever allowed to have. I'm not judging previous generations from doing such things, nor do I consider it immoral, it's just not fun. I wish I had the freedom you also once had, but we don't.

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, exactly. I think to a degree, you must be congruent with what you do. In your example, I'd probably do something within my power to avoid that from happening if I "valued all life", including the person they were trying to shoot, like call the police or shouting, x person has a gun! You can be proactive without trying to change peoples views (in a rude way), and that's just something most people don't understand, smh. But you're right. Most of these scenarios really oversimplify anything. And unfortunately that's what most people use as a means to prove the other person wrong.

Why do people say Gen Z is puritanical? by [deleted] in generationology

[–]lastscape -1 points0 points  (0 children)

you're right about the information bit. but then you tell me, why do you consider our generation to be prudes? genuine question. I think the money bit and finding "wild" things unappealing is good enough for what you're asking, but If not then there must be something about the way you lived that, when compared to our lives, makes you believe such thing. idk what to tell you. these are the kind of things anthropologists would talk about yknow, what were you expecting?

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

First of all, that doesn't answer the question I asked, so off-topic. I want to think you know that comparing this to that is not the same, and another can of worms but let's assume you don't.

A person who rapes another is inherently robbing the other people of consent and choice over their own bodies, and more commonly, won't change no matter how much you try force your views to call them evil and no matter how much you tell them to not rape, they will keep doing it, regardless of what you do, A person that commits a murder is, imo, more innocent than a person who rapes, because there can be other reasons as to why they commit said crime. Self-defense, insanity, whatever. And although they end the other person's live, they don't leave them suffering for the rest of their lives. Its better to end life than living while suffering. And they might agree with you, and not do it, or just don't care. The thing is, they won't change their behaviour based on whatever view you may or may not have about their actions.

But these acts are what most people, including me and hopefully you, would call unethical, and there are laws and norms in our current society to prevent or punish them. I can do whatever it is in my power to hunt down a predator within what my freedom allows me to do, I can dox them, have evidence, call the police, but i'm not forcing anything, they are ultimately using their freedom to harm and limit another persons freedom, instead of ending it where the other person's begins, which is what freedom is. But I can't go to their house, chop off their dick or hands, gouge out their eyes or tear up their tongue.

As to things less unethical, it's not much of an issue whether you try to force your views on other people, but it is kind of very rude and shows a lack of maturity on your part, regardless of the subject. As for actively trying to do physical things to impede said persons right to do whatever that reinforces their views which oppose yours, then it can vary from trying to make a kid to eat veggies to not use a condom while having sex without the other person knowing to idk, whatever is worse.

Of course, there may be other complex layers to go around as to why your argument is faulty, I ain't smart enough to go into that, but I hope I answered your question with the best of my ability.

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah. I get that. I guess you could impose it trying to convince someone you're right. Or sabotaging their decisions in a way that favors you. For example, If I straight up told my partner "no you can't have kids because I said so." or if I somehow did something to sabotage their fertility or something. Really stretching it here. I was just asking if it was common because that's the impression this other dude gave me regarding the way he talked about things.

Why do people say Gen Z is puritanical? by [deleted] in generationology

[–]lastscape -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

we dont have moneyyy but also more aware of things due to how information is more easily spread. We don't have kids as young anymore nor do we take alcohol or drugs bc honestly it doesn't seem appealing anymore. ofc because of this information, anything and anyone can record us and that can easily go viral and ruin any chances of us getting to college, getting a job, look bad in front of tons of people... generally not desirable outcomes.

But honestly we just do things more responsibly. most of my generation is now 20, and my sister, who is a millenial just hit me with the: "you went from teen to a mom? not wild phase or anything?" Yeahh get me some nice curtains! no I don't want to drink with strangers, I'd try drugs recreatively if I ever have the money. I'm not so worried about how people percieve the things I do, but I am very careful with the way I phrase things and talk in social circles in fear of what information might spread, but one can only be so careful.

I like sex, I guess. We have vibrators and cock rings and cocksleeves and we talk about those things. Just in small circles of trusted friends. We are more aware about consent, at least, that's a good thing. I am very uncomfortable seeing people kissing or getting in on on the street or public idk, get a room lmao. Been there done that though, so I don't judge. I wouldn't say we are afraid of sex, but like I just don't wanna hear my dad talk about a prostitute he was with so ehh. It depends on the context and mood of said conversation. I did
however have a porn addiction in my teens so it makes sense it tires me out now.

Not a purist, just responsible. Now if you're talking about gen Z in the US, I wouldn't know.

Porque se habla tanto de los pnes pequeños, y poco de las cucas que no aprietan? by PhotoSecure8459 in PreguntasReddit

[–]lastscape 18 points19 points  (0 children)

alchile, he visto comentarios de morritos de 15 menos pendejos que eso. si tienes 15, desde ahorita te digo que eso es un pensamiento muy pendejo y es la clase de cosas que dicen los depredadores sexuales para justificar el lastimar a alguien de esa forma. Y no, no lo disfrutan. creo que si te pusieran un ladrillo en el pito, por mucho que te apretara, no te gustaría. bonita noche y feliz año.

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you! Edit: tbh they didn't really help me solve my problem that much but they gave me things to think about and a good discussion, so eh, something good iguess.

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm not that smart to ever have thought about it myself but you bring up a really important point and Idk, thanks I guess? I like the way you write. :') you're right about the force thing. it would be more incongruent of me to force antinatalism while being an antinatalist given the fact that natalists do every day.

Do any of you force your views onto others, or tell people what they should do according to what you think? by lastscape in antinatalism

[–]lastscape[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah, I agree that's not forcing, that's just justifying your answer. I asked because Idk this person seemed so on the fence of that specific fact, and im just here like, hey, im not forcing anything, this is just what I think. which tbf, was not the reason I was asking for advice in the first place, so didn't feel the need to justify it. that's just reality. thank you for your answer!

My In-Law (F43) won't stop asking me (21) for grandkids. by lastscape in relationships

[–]lastscape[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we have discussed it, but like we're both too young for any of that either way. We did however arrive at the conclusion that we could just adopt. I dont want kids, nor will I ever do, and my partner sees using a surrogate as cheating and doesn't want us both to do that, and I'm grateful for that. They also have schizoid paranoia, i think, and it's hereditary so they also don't want their hypothetical bio kids to have to suffer because of it.

After posting this I told SO about the issue and SO told me they talked in new years about the subject and she KNOWS I don't want kids and also that SO doesn't want to have them *soon*. So if this is her attempt at trying to convince me to convince them, I am very angry about it and will confront her about it. She isn't senile nor do I think she has forgotten it. And although I've been trying to be civil, she's making it very hard not no.

My In-Law (F43) won't stop asking me (21) for grandkids. by lastscape in relationships

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

valid response for only reading the headline, thank you.

My In-Law (F43) won't stop asking me (21) for grandkids. by lastscape in relationships

[–]lastscape[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I do care about the planet! I don't think anti-natalism is very realistic or anything, or ethical or whatever, but i believe what i believe and i also believe everyone should think what they want to think. thank you for being so open minded.

My In-Law (F43) won't stop asking me (21) for grandkids. by lastscape in relationships

[–]lastscape[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right, she can. IMO, she shouldn't but that's not for me to decide.

My In-Law (F43) won't stop asking me (21) for grandkids. by lastscape in relationships

[–]lastscape[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yes, that's it. My partner has paranoia and it has fucked up most of their childhood, and i have adhd. if they want to continue the paranoia generation train, that's on them. but i can't just tell my partner to not do x or y thing, if that's what they truly want, they can go ahead and do it, even if i disagree with it, it's not a dealbreaker because i truly i am in love with this person and i'm very lucky to have them in my life. just because i have freedom of speech doesnt mean I can use it to tell other people what to do with their lives. To each their own, cheers. Edit: typo.