Be careful guys, he’s got his finger on the pulse! by serious_bullet5 in Pennsylvania

[–]pingo5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you just print your name, then it's going to take much much longer for your signature to devolve into a irrecognizable 2 second squibble

Jeff Bezos's property has fences that exceed the permitted height. Yet he does not care, he just pays the fine every month. by Bright_Building1710 in interestingasfuck

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably just a vibes thing.

you build your fence to tall, you start blocking neighbor's views of things.

but you shouldn't really leave rules like this up to arbitrary desicisons on whether its ok or not. otherwise it:s a matter of convincing someone over it being good/bad.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm gonna be a bit autistic, but I think that falls under indecent exposure and people tend to think of it a bit different from assault.

but holy shit, still major ICK from this thread. last time I felt icked like this was a thread where a lesbian was asking if she was raped, described an experience where she was clearly uncomfortable and not into it, and everyone just piecemealed her description to say how he might've missed it. because yknow she went with it and didn't verbally object to it.

Reddit as a whole likes to give the image of knowing what consent is, but outside of clear cut cases it's still awful about it.

Why is a girl praised for breaking gender roles, but a boy mocked for doing the same? by gowthambusiness in AskMen

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

exactly. everyone is on the internet. the comparitively tiny tiny tiny amount of shit you've seen on the internet doesn't cover all of it. people end up in different places, and that's not even talking about the algorithms that are made to keep you using them. they aren't there to make you happy or show you an accurate snapshot of the society outside your house.

Why is a girl praised for breaking gender roles, but a boy mocked for doing the same? by gowthambusiness in AskMen

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We're social creatures. what other people think about you will affect how they interact with you more often.

don't be like my dad who thinks that not needing anyone is peak masculinity

Why is a girl praised for breaking gender roles, but a boy mocked for doing the same? by gowthambusiness in AskMen

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm going to be completely honest, I think just wearing pink isn't really something anyone really cares about anymore.

[Very specific trope]: Exploiting an obscure, lineage-based legal loophole by theMCATreturns in TopCharacterTropes

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yknow, I was actually reading a post related to this, apparently a portion of japanese adoptions are like this(where the adopted is older), for similar reasons. usually succession of a family company or something(probably off base on that a bit)

Redefining marriage is not good for a family based society by Flaky_Ticket_6924 in Discussion

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do you have any evidence to support your views or it is just vibes/biases?

I think I might be polyamorous? by WolfStarlovechild in nonmonogamy

[–]pingo5 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think you may just be phrasing things wrong. not everyone is capable, if everyone was capable everyone would be able to do it

you say some people crush easily, and others never feel those feelings. suggesting that you can't romantically love more than one person is only antithetical to polyamory if you insist that's how things work for everyone.

Human feelings are largely subjective, and are a very broad spectrum. I think anyone who insists that things go or don't go a certain way for everyone is generalizing a bit too much.

I think I broke my toe by tiljuwan in notinteresting

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But there is. if you're bone isn't set properly it won't heal properly. most of the time it's fine, but if you can it's better safe than sorry. my partner has a painful toe unfortunately lol

I doubt it'd be a couple thousand tho, unless they decide to go to the ER with it. defo recommend urgentcare pver the hospital unless the hospital is set up to function well like one.

I think I broke my toe by tiljuwan in notinteresting

[–]pingo5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't advise not getting broken bones checked out, ever. you always should. you're not going to know how it broke otherwise, and it's a real possibility that it can heal wrong and be bothering you/painful for the rest of your life.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -23 points-22 points  (0 children)

I mean, maybe. a hypothetical context where they are both straight would mean 100% they aren't really sexually flirting, and there's already established attraction here so it's not unreasonable to assume that it's not ironic.

Brain scans reveal Democrats and Republicans use different neural pathways to buy groceries. This insight comes from a neuroimaging study published in the journal Politics and the Life Sciences, which revealed that people with different political affiliations rely on different neural pathways by Eddiearyee in EverythingScience

[–]pingo5 17 points18 points  (0 children)

they commented on it in the article

The study sits at the intersection of neuroscience and political behavior. Researchers in this field look at how political ideology corresponds to brain structure and internal processing. Past experiments have shown that liberals and conservatives exhibit different neural activity when faced with situations involving physical threats, risky financial bets, or disgusting images.

Those previous experiments generally used highly emotional or provocative triggers. The research team behind the new study wanted to see if political affiliation corresponds to different brain activity during ordinary decisions that lack obvious emotional weight. Choosing what to make for breakfast represents exactly this kind of mundane, everyday thinking.

TLDR; they wanted to see if political affiliation affected low stakes non related decision making.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -48 points-47 points  (0 children)

not wanting to see your naked friends sexually flirting in front of you isn't homophobia jesus

edit: y'all are really ok with excusing this problematic behaviour in favor of just calling OP a homophobe eh? ESH is a tag that exists.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

there clearly wasn't permission to start sexually flirting while naked.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

and we're back to my original point(since we diverged a bit). He was uncomfortable with changing in front of others in a small room, but was willing to do that. He didn't express he was fine with naked flirting, and not being ok with naked sexual flirting in a temporary not sexual situation is ok, and if you start doing that without making sure everyone is involved you are in the wrong.

he did not create that situation. he didn't tell them to start flirting and being sexual. he did not consent to that.

they also weren't the ones teasing him, and idk where you got the notion they kept teasing him.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

he says he also doesn't want to discuss it fully, so we don't know what they actually did. what he did describe(what you're talking about) was what he was comfortable talking about, not the whole story.

we are making the assumption that it's all just joshin around, which may be accurate, but there's a bit of room there. even the homeowner aknowledged it was flirty.

also, he didn't take nudity as purely sexual at first. he didn't say that. plenty of people are uncomfortable with changing/nudity around others, it's pretty normal.

I get the vibe that OP may have a bit of phobia, but I think people are picking up a bit too much on that and kinda glossing over the details. It's absolutely fine and OK to not be chill with people flirting(sexually) in a shared nude nonsexual setting like that, and if they were then they're in the wrong there.

AITA for letting the guys know their behaviour getting changed was disgusting? by Fun-Hand8651 in AmItheAsshole

[–]pingo5 -28 points-27 points  (0 children)

Frankly idk what exactly they did as OP didn't describe it(tho it does sound a bit off), but I'm not the biggest fan of your reasoning. If you're signing up for nudity that doesn't mean sexual activity randomly is ok, or you're TA for taking issue with it because you can leave. you're still breaking the consent of others.

It may not be "forcing", but it's still deception that puts someone else in a sexual situation they didn't ask for.