Anonymous #5 13w

EW

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

i’m not against religion i don’t care what people choose to do with their religious freedom but when your ideals, morals, and values start hurting women, people of color, the LGBTQIA+ community that’s a HUGE problem.

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Anonymous babybackribs 13w

what’s your opinion of sporks

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Anonymous #5 13w

REALLLLLLL

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Anonymous #1 13w

100% agree

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Anonymous babybackribs 13w

I hate metal utensils.

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 13w

Good point

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Anonymous #6 13w

Lowkeyyyy

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

As someone who is Catholic, there 100% should always be separation of church and state. Everyone has the right to their own opinions or religions and personal/religious morals shouldn’t be pushed on others.

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Anonymous OP 13w

religion being brought into politics is why women, people of color, and the LGBTQIA+ community are slowly losing their rights and no one is ready for that conversation.

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

Real

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

As a Christian I think bringing Christianity into politics goes against the free will principle of Christianity. “But the people voted for it” it wasn’t a 100% yes on that vote. Our voting system is flawed. If a vote won by 51 votes then that still means 49 people are unhappy. Which is still half of the population.

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

Not only is it ruining the country, I truly believe it is ruining Christianity. People are starting to think conservative beliefs = Christian values and it’s seeping into the churches. Cause wdym you’re actively going against the teachings of your own God in the name of your political party?? It’s best for everyone that they stay separate.

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Anonymous #1 13w

like… hot take your political beliefs shouldn’t be because “god says x y z in the bible.” religion has nothing to do with politics but now that people started bringing the bible into it, it’s a disaster.

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Anonymous moonlightbae 13w

When I learned the ten commandments were going to be put in my states classrooms I about rolled over

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Anonymous #9 13w

Agreed. They do pmo sometimes tho.

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Anonymous #5 13w

this is what happens when we’ve been told for generations to keep religion/the church separate from politics and people don’t listen… you can still be a christian and not be a discriminatory piece of shit when it comes to politics but people don’t understand that and they refuse to bc it doesn’t fit their narrative.

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Anonymous #1 13w

ME TOO

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Anonymous OP 13w

Heavy on that one

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Anonymous #1 13w

I second this as a woman who used to read a TON of smut

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Anonymous #6 13w

Amen. Just puts bitterness in folk’s hearts

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Anonymous #12 13w

To some extent. Rapists and human traffickers? I’m not educating them. They know what they did is fucked up. But someone who is ignorant about culture and appropriates something? Yeah sure an explanation is helpful more than intense shaming.

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Anonymous #12 13w

I think people got too extreme with cancel culture but a lot of it was pretty solid like with Andrew Tate and stuff

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Anonymous #13 13w

I also read it. And I think over consuming smut is bad. Too much of something is a bad thing. U can read smut, but sometimes it’s too much

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Anonymous mother_russia 13w

You don’t cancel culture rapists and human traffickers, you jail them

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Anonymous #12 13w

Exactly. But still “cancel culture” didn’t exactly work if we are still giving James Charles mom

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Anonymous #1 13w

Money* phone hates me

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Anonymous #1 13w

Especially when booktokers started telling a teen boy to read “real romance” (aka smut dark romance) instead of age-appropriate YA a few years back 🙃

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Anonymous #15 13w

Hot take: Sometimes I think it’s on the same branch as a porn addiction

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Anonymous #15 13w

Besides a crunch wrap, I completely agree

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Anonymous #12 13w

No I totally agree with this

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Anonymous #12 13w

I mean cancel culture definitely helped jail rapists and traffickers and some people have already been to jail for it but ppl just didn’t know when they got popular

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Anonymous #1 13w

It is, it’s just literature instead of a film🫡

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Anonymous #1 13w

I think it def is (coming from a girl who is still actively fighting a porn addiction). Every time I quit porn, I always rebounded hard on smut. Took me forever to realize they are practically the same

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Anonymous mother_russia 12w

I wouldn’t deem that as cancel culture, personally, but that may be difference in definition:p

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Anonymous #17 12w

I can agree when it comes to dem vs dem

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Anonymous #17 12w

if your political views are taking away women’s rights, rights from minority groups, etc then why would you think i’d respect for you that lmao

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Anonymous #13 12w

I read it from time to time. Half of the time I do I’m laughing about how silly it is (I read those airport novels)

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Anonymous moonlightbae 12w

that’s not my opinion in the slightest

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Anonymous #17 12w

I’m sorry but the way things are these days in politics your political views are a direct reflection of your values and morals. I’m not being nice to someone who cared more about cheaper eggs than about their fellow human beings. But good on you lol that is in fact a controversial opinion

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Anonymous #17 12w

i never said it was yours i’m just making it a point as to why someone wouldn’t find someone with that mindset as a respectful person so if they don’t respect them back it makes sense

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Anonymous #9 12w

It’s cause they’re trying to get under your skin. I feel the same way about “pookie”

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Anonymous #18 12w

Ngl that’s how I feel about Billie Eilish 🥲

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Anonymous #6 12w

same tbh my old roommate was obsessed with her and would play Billie songs on her guitar sometimes 💀

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Anonymous #18 12w

I love her downnnn. I went to her concert last October but still bought tickets again when she extended the tour her shows are sooooo good

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Anonymous #18 12w

i understand seeing someone live is very cool i just don’t know why people put stuff like that on such a high pedestal (as if they’re going to die if they don’t see Taylor or something yk?)

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Anonymous #18 12w

I’m a big fan of Taylor but the biggest reason of feeling like I needed to be at a show was because it was such a huge historical tour and I had fomo. (I never went)

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Anonymous #6 12w

i love billie and i would pay an astronomical amount to see her live

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Anonymous #18 12w

I’d say for people who legit think they’re gonna like die it’s 1) status within the fandom of getting to go and 2) like 5 said prolly fomo

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Anonymous moonlightbae 12w

I did🥲 I spent $458 on two tickets

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Anonymous moonlightbae 12w

She’s really amazing though I’ve been to previous tours but this one is the best for sure

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Anonymous #5 12w

i feel like if it’s a historical tour or revival of a band that’s a bit different and is more important (especially revivals bc they might never come back)

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Anonymous moonlightbae 12w

well clearly you guys have a problem with what i said and it is VERY controversial and you are assuming my opinions are the lesser of the two.

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Anonymous #17 12w

idk what your opinions are so i can’t judge them unless i hear them. lol.

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Anonymous OP 12w

THIS

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