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Antivehicular posted:No, no, you see, the Council of Dudes Dictating What Female Sexuality Really Is have theories, and none of them involve outre ideas like "female genitalia isn't a mysterious puzzle box" or "the way a woman orgasms and what stimulation works for her is probably just physiological quirks and not the secret key to her psyche" aww poo poo the other Dudes on the Council are never gonna let me live this down. also I'm late on my dues 
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Psycho Society posted:Please don't meltdown about your posting history, it gets into the carpet and this thread was just cleaned lmbo
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Huggybear posted:LOL, what a sad little creep hahaha. Yeah I post in the running thread in YLLS, sometimes the Trump and ME threads, and lurk in the Misogynoir thread to send cute and uplifting things to my (aaahh! the horror!!) black, feminist girlfriend. is this deja vu
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datajugend posted:is this deja vu I don't know, did the previous thing you quoted happen a goddamn month ago lol
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Mar 8, 2017 09:28
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Mar 8, 2017 10:12
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Im a picky eater and i feel so loving guilty and ashamed of it, i dont understand these people that dont understand that that is entirely their problem. If the menu doesnt have your chicken nuggies and potato happy faces at the 5 star restaurant, that's not on them and you dont get to be mad at the world.
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Mar 8, 2017 14:19
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Play posted:aww poo poo the other Dudes on the Council are never gonna let me live this down. also I'm late on my dues Never be in arrears with Dude dues.
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Mar 8, 2017 15:08
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What is the cut off between someone who doesn't like a certain single produce and a picky eater? The point where you start needing to declare what it is you actually like instead of the other way around?
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Mar 8, 2017 15:25
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Haifisch posted:Went looking for an OP to post, found a comment that was funnier than any of them: picky eaters, get a partner who will put a spoon in your face until you eat the loving food
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Mar 8, 2017 15:29
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Kullik posted:Im a picky eater and i feel so loving guilty and ashamed of it, i dont understand these people that dont understand that that is entirely their problem. If the menu doesnt have your chicken nuggies and potato happy faces at the 5 star restaurant, that's not on them and you dont get to be mad at the world. This. I've mostly gotten over my pickiness after working on it for a long time and gently caress those people.
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Mar 8, 2017 15:33
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Play posted:aww poo poo the other Dudes on the Council are never gonna let me live this down. also I'm late on my dues Could be worse. At least you're not raising a kid that's not yours, I hear they kick you right out for that 
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Mirthless posted:picky eaters, get a partner who will put a spoon in your face until you eat the loving food I think people forcing poo poo on other people is sort of what causes the issue in the first place, so forcing food down someones neck and making them feel worse about it isnt really an effective solution. Not to say that it's ok and good to be a dick to people because you want your ketchup and crisp sandwiches with the crust cut off.
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Mar 8, 2017 15:52
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Haifisch posted:I'm getting the vibe that he's internalized 'picky eater' as a fundamental part of who he is, instead of seeing it as a problematic trait he can work on fixing. This also makes it everyone else's problem when they fail to cater to him, instead of him creating the problem in the first place. I'm no psychologist but the impression I got from that comment was more that he had fixated on eating whatever he wants as a fundamental and crucial part of adulthood, which is honestly just as sad as self-identifying as a picky eater.
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Mar 8, 2017 16:04
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Helios Grime posted:What is the cut off between someone who doesn't like a certain single produce and a picky eater? It's when your preferences start annoying other people. "We can't go to *that* restaurant," "let me tell you again how much I hate condiments" and on and on and on. Nearly everyone has some common foodstuff they'd prefer not to eat, but most people don't plan social outings around avoiding it.
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Mar 8, 2017 16:05
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Am I a picky eater for not like the "standard" toppings/condiments that come on most burgers/sandwiches? I feel like there was a big meeting where everyone decided that lettuce/pickle/tomato/onions/mayo/etc must be on all burgers by default and I missed it.
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Mar 8, 2017 16:17
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Kullik posted:I think people forcing poo poo on other people is sort of what causes the issue in the first place, so forcing food down someones neck and making them feel worse about it isnt really an effective solution. It absolutely does. At least in my case. I've been making good progress, but I gotta be the one to make the decision, not someone else.
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Mar 8, 2017 16:22
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If you are capable of ordering a plain burger without making GBS threads up dinner for everyone else at the table you are not the problem.
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WampaLord posted:Am I a picky eater for not like the "standard" toppings/condiments that come on most burgers/sandwiches? I feel like there was a big meeting where everyone decided that lettuce/pickle/tomato/onions/mayo/etc must be on all burgers by default and I missed it. burger places don't use good veggies mostly so they have those terrible little white onion chunks that stick to everything and three solid inches of old moist lettuce
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Mar 8, 2017 16:23
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This is making me think about how sushi purists cluck their tongues at "Americanized" sushi rolls that are deep fried as if Japan doesn't deep fry everything and then cover it in room temperature mayo and sometimes also corn
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Mar 8, 2017 16:33
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When Hiking Goes Wrong My life-long best friend [32 M] and I [32 M] Took a six-month backpacking trip together and it ruined our friendship. What do I do? quote:My best friend and I had been planning a trip to hike the Appalachian Trail for around ten years but things just hadn't been lining up. Last year, he told me that his wife wants to start a family and it's now or never. If I couldn't come along, he was going to have to go without me.
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Mar 8, 2017 16:34
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Thus further entrenching "Hiking the Appalachian Trail" as a synonym for "cheating on your wife."
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Mar 8, 2017 16:35
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Mar 8, 2017 16:38
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Clark Nova posted:It's when your preferences start annoying other people. "We can't go to *that* restaurant," "let me tell you again how much I hate condiments" and on and on and on. Basically so long as you're not at the extreme levels of picky eating and don't make a big stink about it, most people won't give a poo poo what you eat. Of course there's still the health side of being a picky eater...
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54 40 or gently caress posted:sushi purists I read this as "sushi preists" and it was humorous. i imagine they have long flowing seaweed robes and burn rice instead of incense.
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^ummmm that's amazing Lockback posted:When Hiking Goes Wrong 1.Tell wife 2.Plan elaborate horror movie style trick to spring on him and his mistress using something like Blair Witch as inspo 3.Jump out from the bushes in a perfectly crafted A-Ha! Moment 4. Bang wife
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Mar 8, 2017 16:41
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Kullik posted:I read this as "sushi preists" and it was humorous. i imagine they have long flowing seaweed robes and burn rice instead of incense. Do they give communion with sake and slivers of pickled ginger?
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Lockback posted:When Hiking Goes Wrong tell wife while he's on the second hike so she has time to move all her poo poo out before he gets back
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Sushi didn't even have salmon until the 70s, where salmon is clearly the Best Sushi.
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I was a pretty picky eater when I was young, but around age 10 I started being more open to the foods around me, and around age 18 I started actively ordering things I've never had. One particular food I still don't like is raw onion, and my parents still give me poo poo and call me a picky eater when I order things without onion. Nevermind that I eat every other vegetable on the plate, that I'm trying escargot, gator, sea urchin, and other things I would have never touched 10 years ago, and that I can actually cook meals that everyone likes now. No, I'm still an rear end in a top hat picky eater because raw onions suck. My [21 M] 'best friend'/roommate [21 M] keeps making threats towards my girlfriend [20 F] and other women. I have reported him to the school and police, but I am going to have to tough it out until the end of the semester. quote:Mike and I had been best friends since elementary school, but our friendship came to an end last week when the bulk of this situation occurred. We went to the same high school and now we are roommates together at university. We share an off-campus apartment with two more of our fraternity brothers and we all have our own leases, which is why I'm stuck living with him for the time being.
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Pick posted:Sushi didn't even have salmon until the 70s, where salmon is clearly the Best Sushi. I felt pretty smug about not having a picky eating problem until this made me realize hell the gently caress no it's white tuna or I'm leaving.
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54 40 or gently caress posted:This is making me think about how sushi purists cluck their tongues at "Americanized" sushi rolls that are deep fried as if Japan doesn't deep fry everything and then cover it in room temperature mayo and sometimes also corn My problem with those giant silly rolls is less the tempura and more that they're usually drenched in sickly-sweet sugar sauce (now THAT is Americanization) but for me it's a personal preference and not an attempt to defend anime-land from my fellow round-eye heathens.
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Pick posted:Sushi didn't even have salmon until the 70s, where salmon is clearly the Best Sushi. You mean Eel but I get where you're coming from.
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Kullik posted:Im a picky eater and i feel so loving guilty and ashamed of it, i dont understand these people that dont understand that that is entirely their problem. If the menu doesnt have your chicken nuggies and potato happy faces at the 5 star restaurant, that's not on them and you dont get to be mad at the world. yeah, i was really picky as a kid/teen but i forced myself to get over it, and my intolerance of spicy food, before i moved to another country. i think the only food i cannot stand these days is anything with perilla/sesame leaves. i've known a couple of fairly pleasant people in my age group (late 20s/early 30s) who just.... can't seem to eat anything, even when their pickiness clearly makes them miserable. i am pretty sure every one of those people are on the spectrum so i try not to be a total rear end in a top hat about it. Pick posted:Sushi didn't even have salmon until the 70s, where salmon is clearly the Best Sushi. tuna.
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Pick posted:Sushi didn't even have salmon until the 70s, where salmon is clearly the Best Sushi. yellowtail would like a word w/ u
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54 40 or gently caress posted:This is making me think about how sushi purists cluck their tongues at "Americanized" sushi rolls that are deep fried as if Japan doesn't deep fry everything and then cover it in room temperature mayo and sometimes also corn The Japanese loving love Western food. As soon as the Portuguese introduced frying to them, they started deep frying everything they could get their hands on. Same with manufacturing hard candy from sugar, then making carbonated soda, then hamburgers/Salisbury steak. It's gotten some Japanese purists pissed, too.
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I didn't read the one about the dude threatening the OP's gf but the solution to everything of that nature is for his body to be found broken on the train tracks with a bottle in his hand
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I Was The Fury posted:I was a pretty picky eater when I was young, but around age 10 I started being more open to the foods around me, and around age 18 I started actively ordering things I've never had. One particular food I still don't like is raw onion, and my parents still give me poo poo and call me a picky eater when I order things without onion. Nevermind that I eat every other vegetable on the plate, that I'm trying escargot, gator, sea urchin, and other things I would have never touched 10 years ago, and that I can actually cook meals that everyone likes now. No, I'm still an rear end in a top hat picky eater because raw onions suck. Sorry about your jerk parents. The guy in the post might be able to get his roommate kicked out of their apartment if he and all the other guys all go to the apartment office together. His behavior is making all of them uncomfortable and disrupting life in the apartment. Might not work if they can't find him an apartment to move to, so he may just have to tough it out for 3 months. Edit: Couldn't they at the very least get him kicked out of the frat for that?
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I Was The Fury posted:
This feels like social progress because I'm pretty sure a few years ago all the frat boys would've been coddling that miserable incel sadsack.
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I Was The Fury posted:I was a pretty picky eater when I was young, but around age 10 I started being more open to the foods around me, and around age 18 I started actively ordering things I've never had. One particular food I still don't like is raw onion, and my parents still give me poo poo and call me a picky eater when I order things without onion. Nevermind that I eat every other vegetable on the plate, that I'm trying escargot, gator, sea urchin, and other things I would have never touched 10 years ago, and that I can actually cook meals that everyone likes now. No, I'm still an rear end in a top hat picky eater because raw onions suck. I wonder if there's a post on r/incels related to this which uses the phrase "i thought you were cool, turns out you're just another chad"
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