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Men made decisions to rape with fellow rapists. They decided sexual abuse and torture were bonding experiences.

Language matters. Stop removing men from their active role in raping children.

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Yum!! I could eat this up. He can be my Daddy!!! 👅😜😜🔥😜👅👅😜🔥😜👅🔥😜

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I'm horny but for being kissed

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KKK said the same thing about the hoods.

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Hold me, daddy 🧔🏽‍♂️😍🥵

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herbertwest

One thing I've noticed recently is that people treat RSVPing for a party or event as a suggestion and not a commitment.

I had a little party today and literally half the people who had RSVPed yes just no-showed without saying anything.

It ended up being a delightful event with some of my favorite people and I had a really good time, but I can't help but feel a bit hurt by my friends who said they would come and just...didn't.

Even beyond my feelings, I had put a LOT of work into preparation, so there was way too much food.

If you say you're going to an event, especially a smaller one, at least tell the host if plans change. Like, no one is forcing you at gunpoint to go to a party, but it's super rude to just ghost your friends and usually significant work has gone into putting together the event.

authoratmidnight

Also like, part of the reason you RSVP is so the host knows how many people to accommodate for something (i.e how much food to get). By no-showing in advance you are making them waste money, cause they'll be spending it on thing that will go to waste b/c the person they were allotted to didn't show up.

Which is rude as hell.

And the reverse is also why you SHOULD say if you're coming and not show up randomly without warning, if they haven't planned for your attendance there won't be enough stuff for you(like food.

The wanting to know who's coming isn't just, because the want to know. They want to know so they can accommodate the right amount of people.

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good-husband

He was never an ordinary man. From the time he was young, there was a strength and vigor in him that rivaled the fiercest bulls. He had been in every sport a man could be in. He had been lifting things heavier than him since before he was ten. He had been called stud, boss, big man, Hercules, and all the things a man like him could be called.

You had always admired him, he was everything you wanted to be, his every breath you experienced with him was like breathing in a god. You always considered yourself lucky that he considered you his little sidekick. You never thought you’d be anything else.

One day, while you were hanging out, he asked if there was anything you wished you could have. Not thinking, you said

“You everyday.”

You blushed and tried to correct it, thinking he would laugh or be disgusted. Instead, he took your hand and looked you deep in your eyes and said

“Good.”

A church won’t marry you two, and no one would understand, but on that day, he stopped being your big brother and became your good husband.

unnameablethings

knight who is constantly searching for a good and noble king to serve but cannot fucking find one for the life of him so he has to become the good and noble king himself.

and now all these other knights are coming around like "please let me serve you" and like obviously hes going to let them serve him thats the point of being a good and noble king but its also. very annoying. one of you become the good and noble king for once lets trade

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ernestsewell

I was actually just reading about this in Caste: The Origins of our Discontent. The author talks about how one’s body goes into stress or anxiety or defense mode when the person knows they’re being followed, watched, or otherwise scrutinized. She brought race into it. A Nigerian man, who was just a person in his country, was healthy as anything. He got to the U.S. and within a year, his doctor told him he was suddenly pre-diabetic and had high blood pressure. He never had those things in his country. He learned that being Black in the U.S. is a very different experience than being Black in a Black-centric country. The author elaborated more about those in poverty, women, and being a minority in general. Having that “fight or flight” triggered in the body, sometimes for hours or days or weeks at a time, degrades the body’s natural defenses, making them more vulnerable to disease.