These People Are Massive A-H0LES

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  @Doubledutch23 · 6 months ago

  "Cheating pranks" would immediately make me think they're trying to desensitize me to finding actual cheating evidence in the future.

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  @philopharynx7910 · 1 year ago

  &quot;I hurt my wife for my own amusement, but I should be forgiven because I didn&apos;t know that it was hurting her. &nbsp;Despite her literally telling me that it hurt her.&quot; &nbsp;<br>Bullies can never take what they dish out. &nbsp; So many people don&apos;t understand what a prank is. &nbsp;Inspiring actual emotions of betrayal or fear are not pranks.

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  @CsillanRose · 1 year ago

  To help with understanding for the vaginismus story—it’s typically not just spasming, which just sounds uncomfortable, but is actually typically pain, usually feels like you’re getting stabbed with a knife

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  @TheCaptnHammer · 1 year ago

  First responder here. &nbsp;Do NOT put neosporin on a burn. &nbsp;Do NOT put anything but burn gel, a burn dressing, a clean cold cloth, or run it under clean running cool water. &nbsp;Neosporin would have locked in the heat and allowed the burns to worsen, like putting butter/oil on a burn.

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  @TheNerdArmory · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO49Yvl0ZI8&amp;t=118">1:58</a> &quot;I&apos;m not the type that learns through experience... I just didn&apos;t know how bad the prank was until she did it to me...&quot; Aka, you learned how bad it was after you went through it yourself... How un-self-aware can one be? lol

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  @Im.Ambrea · 9 months ago (edited)

  Commenting on the Gym story...I&apos;ve had so many interactions with men where I have had to be polite, or so I thought. At work, at the gym, out in public. There have been several times where I was polite and ended up in fear for my life. There was one time that I went to eat at a Burger King down the street from my work. Two men approached me and asked what I was up to. I was polite and said &quot;Oh I&apos;m just eating on my break from work&quot;....they complimented me on my looks and I said thank you and they went to their table. That was it. I finished my food and went to the bathroom. Mind you, the women&apos;s bathroom was down a long hall, at the end. It was a one toilet bathroom, where you lock the door. While I was doing my business, I heard a knock at the door. A man&apos;s voice said &quot;do you need any help in there?&quot; I immediately started to panic but said nothing. He knocked again and said, &quot;come on baby, let me in.&quot; ....here I am in a one person bathroom, with no escape. My mind spiralling....omg what is going to happen right now? I said nothing and I heard the men&apos;s door open and I decided that that was my best time to bolt. I opened the door and he wasn&apos;t there. I ran, literally ran out the door. I saw his friend still sitting at the table, laughing as I bolted out the door. So in conclusion, being nice can get you into a whole lot of trouble. I say NO! don&apos;t talk to me! More often than not now. It may seem rude but after that type of experience, it&apos;s hard to be polite to men

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  @BeckyE84 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I have 3 kids and yeah, the server didn&apos;t spill the coffee, the toddler grabbed it. That&apos;s 3 adults &nbsp;(server, mom and dad) who were all aware of a hot beverage around a toddler and none were on the ball to pay attention. It&apos;s unfortunate, but it&apos;s just something that happens. Accidents happen, do your best to stay dillegent, but no one is perfect.

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  @ratman404 · 1 year ago

  “i pretended to do something horrible but its ok cuz it was a joke. but its only a joke when i do it.” i hope you never find joy in anything

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  @maisiegomer8224 · 6 months ago (edited)

  The 5 years no sex one has an update. They had a serious talk and split up. They split really amicably and had some of the best conversations they&apos;d ever had during/after. They lived together for a short period while they made new arrangements. Hes happy and looking forward to what life holds. Idk how long ago it was. I&apos;m not too lazy to look up the post, but I am too lazy to go check the date now.

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  @ChefSarah4104 · 1 year ago

  Your reactions to the first story had me rolling. &quot;Well if it isn&apos;t the consequences of your own actions.&quot;

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  @vanessanolan1683 · 1 year ago

  As a parent, I do not expect servers to know what my child is capable of. There have been countless times a server has sat something hot or even just a glass of water in front of my son. I simply move it out of his reach, no drama, I just move it. Not everyone has experience with children, and I don&apos;t expect them to think of worse case scenarios. Doing has prevented injury that surely would&apos;ve happened sooner or later.

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  @rainbowrafiki6022 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I clicked on this cuz the thumbnail. I have vaginismus as well, along with PTSD and vulvodynia from 14 years of SA. I also had labial adhesions and a small not fully formed crotch until I was 19. I can&apos;t even use a tampon and feel guilty for the fact that I can&apos;t do it. Vaginismus in and of itself can be so traumatic, at least it was for me, bc it causes SUCH bad pain when anything tries to go in, and the pain can make it worse. Every relationship I&apos;ve been in until now HATED that I couldn&apos;t do it and shamed me for it so I&apos;m glad you were understanding towards the girl in it 😌

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