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People get banned on Reddit for a variety of reasons, usually involving violations of the platform’s rules or a subreddit’s specific guidelines. Common reasons include harassment, hate speech, spamming, sharing illegal or explicit content, vote manipulation, or repeatedly posting off-topic material. Some users are banned temporarily as a warning, while others receive permanent bans for severe or repeated offenses. In many cases, moderators enforce community standards to keep discussions respectful and organized, although some bans can also happen because users ignore subreddit rules or engage in disruptive behavior that damages conversations within the community.

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Hair plays a major role in facial attractiveness because it frames the face and influences how facial features are perceived. Different hairstyles can enhance symmetry, highlight features such as the eyes or jawline, and alter the apparent shape and proportions of the face.

Healthy, well-maintained hair is often associated with youth, vitality, and good overall health, which can increase attractiveness.

Hair also contributes to a person’s style and identity, affecting how confident, masculine, feminine, or approachable they appear.

As a result, even small changes in hairstyle or grooming can significantly change how attractive a person is perceived to be.

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People get banned on Reddit for breaking the platform’s rules or a subreddit’s specific guidelines. Common reasons include harassment, hate speech, spamming, sharing illegal or explicit content, vote manipulation, ban evasion, posting misinformation in harmful ways, or repeatedly disrupting discussions. Some bans are temporary and meant as warnings, while others are permanent if the behavior is serious or repeated. Moderators of individual communities can also ban users for ignoring subreddit rules, even if the account hasn’t broken Reddit-wide policies.

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This chick deals with 2 men who are online addicts I guess you could call them and she has lost hope in men 🤣🤣🤣

If she had the experience of a male she would be done, they really think their lives are so hard. They would crumble if they were in our shoes. It's 2 men, 2. Not 4, not 5 and not 6 but only 2.

Does the commenter on the last slide apply this logic towards women? I bet you she doesn't because women are perfect angels because they simply exist.

Her pic is funny because if you apply this logic to race you're a racist so using this logic they're a misandrist but of course they won't accept this because apparently misandry doesn't exist even though it's a literal word.

The last comment on her first paragraph doesn't even make sense 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽

There is so much misandry on Reddit but of course the normies will only cry about misogyny and how misandry barely exists compared to misogyny.

When you ask these women to describe the man they were dating they always expose the red flags that they ignored which is why I don't take them seriously. They refuse to acknowledge this though because they're allergic to accountability.

There was a response to that last commenter and I was disgusted by the pic she responded with to the point where I didn't want to upload it, check it out if you want.

Disgustingly misandrist.

Being in a relationship with someone you’re physically attracted to can strengthen emotional and romantic connection in many ways. Physical attraction often creates natural chemistry, making affection, intimacy, and quality time feel more exciting and meaningful. It can also boost confidence and reassurance because both partners feel desired and appreciated. When attraction is combined with trust, communication, and emotional compatibility, it can help maintain passion and closeness over time, making the relationship feel both emotionally fulfilling and romantically satisfying.

***Chat gpt.

Some of the women in the comments were also showing their insecurity...

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Insecurity is a feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence in oneself, often caused by fear of failure, rejection, or not being good enough. It can affect the way people think, behave, and interact with others, making them doubt their abilities or compare themselves constantly to those around them. Insecurity may develop from past experiences, criticism, social pressure, or personal struggles, and it can impact both mental and emotional well-being. However, with self-awareness, support, and positive growth, people can learn to overcome insecurity and build stronger self-confidence.

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Who tf walks up to a woman asking for sex?

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People usually say lying is bad because it damages trust, and trust is what makes relationships, communities, and even basic cooperation work.

A few ways philosophers and psychologists think about it:

It manipulates other people’s choices.

If someone lies to you, you make decisions based on false information. In that sense, lying takes away your ability to choose freely and intelligently.

Trust is hard to rebuild.

One lie can make people question many other things afterward. Even “small” lies can create uncertainty: If this was false, what else was?

Lies tend to spread.

A lie often requires more lies to maintain it. That can create stress, guilt, or complicated situations over time.

Sexism is harmful because it treats people unfairly based on their gender instead of judging them as individuals. It can limit opportunities, create harmful stereotypes, and pressure people into roles they may not fit or want. Sexism can affect education, jobs, relationships, confidence, and personal freedom, while also encouraging disrespect and inequality in society. By assuming that one gender is naturally better, weaker, smarter, or more important than another, sexism ignores the unique abilities and personalities of each person and can prevent people from reaching their full potential.

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Getting into a relationship in your 20s can be beneficial because it helps you grow emotionally, learn more about yourself, and develop important communication and relationship skills. During this stage of life, many people are figuring out their goals, values, and identity, and having a healthy partner can provide support, companionship, and shared experiences through those changes. Relationships can teach patience, compromise, empathy, and emotional maturity while also helping you understand what you truly want in a long-term partner.

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Obviously in the post the boyfriend isn't being the best partner which I do acknowledge but I'm focusing on the wedding/'marriage' part.

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Marriage symbolises:

Commitment — a public promise to build a life together through changing circumstances.

Partnership — two people choosing to support, protect, and grow with each other.

Love and intimacy — emotional, physical, and often spiritual connection.

Family and continuity — creating a household, raising children, or joining two families and communities.

Trust and loyalty — agreeing to mutual responsibility and faithfulness.

Unity — many traditions describe marriage as “two becoming one,” symbolizing shared purpose and identity.

Stability and security — emotional, legal, social, and sometimes financial recognition of a bond.

Ritual and transition — marking a major life passage from one stage of life into another.

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We saw this with the other post of the nurse who cheated on her husband, I don't know if you guys remember.

Hmmm, 'NO DUDE INPUT'. I wonder why? Probably because they would hold her accountable and call her out. The most popular comments don't even address the emotional cheating, some women do call it out however so good for them.

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Emotional cheating is usually considered harmful because it breaks the expectations of trust, intimacy, and exclusivity that many relationships are built on — even if there’s no physical affair.

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She admits it's always men she finds attractive, she admits she's attracted to narcissistic ch-ads yet hates men. She even admits that she wants to physically abuse them, if a man said this god knows what would happen. He'd be a danger to society.

Look at all the women in the comments not caring and being empathetic to a woman who has violent desires towards a man. Truly disgusting.There were many comments that were removed so maybe they were calling her out, there were also some comments that were against people calling her out which is mind-blowing to me. Look at all the misandrists in the comment section. Look at all the upvotes and comments yet people want to tell me that there's more misogyny than misandry on Reddit lol.

Sub Reddits like ours exist for sure, but we don't get the amount of upvotes that they do or the attention they do either. Sub Reddits like ours get banned while theirs stays up.

The most 'misogynistic' popular post you'll see will be sexist and most of the people in the comments will be against it anyway so I don't see how the situations are the same at all.

Misandry is far more prevalent on reddit and if a male uploaded a post about both hating women and having violent desires they'd get their post removed and maybe even banned.

There’s also a well-known idea in psychology called the “women-are-wonderful effect,” where people tend to view women more positively in general. This can come from cultural norms—like associating women with caregiving or kindness—but it can also lead to unrealistic expectations or stereotypes (e.g., expecting women to always be nurturing or selfless).

So a more grounded answer is: women aren’t “wonderful” because of something inherent and universal—they’re wonderful in the same way anyone is, as individuals with their own strengths, flaws, personalities, and experiences.

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Heightism—discrimination based on a person’s height—might seem trivial compared to other forms of bias, but it has real social and psychological consequences.

At its core, it’s a form of unfair stereotyping. People often associate height with traits like competence, attractiveness, or authority. Taller individuals may be perceived as more confident or capable, while shorter individuals can be unfairly judged as less dominant or less mature. These assumptions aren’t grounded in evidence—they’re cognitive shortcuts that distort how we evaluate others.

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Sexism is wrong because it reduces people to stereotypes, limits opportunity, and harms dignity. Everyone deserves equal respect, freedom, and voice regardless of gender to build a fairer society.

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When you’re a kid, a single year feels huge. Summer holidays feel endless. But as an adult, months blur together and suddenly it’s already May again. That’s not just nostalgia—it’s actually tied to how your brain processes experiences.

One big reason is novelty. When you’re young, almost everything is new: new places, new skills, new emotions. Your brain has to work harder to process and store those experiences, which makes time feel stretched out in hindsight. As you get older, routines take over—your brain compresses repeated experiences because they’re familiar.

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Self-defense is important for a few practical and psychological reasons.

First, it’s about personal safety. Knowing how to protect yourself can help you respond quickly in dangerous situations—whether it’s avoiding harm, escaping, or protecting others. You don’t need to be an expert fighter; even basic awareness and simple techniques can make a real difference.

Second, it builds confidence and awareness. When you understand how to assess risk and react under pressure, you tend to carry yourself differently—more alert and less vulnerable. That alone can sometimes deter potential threats.

The male best friend is jealous looool, that's why he convinced her to not fuck with him no more. Also if the situation is just sexual I don't see why tf he has to help/deal with you out the bedroom lol. I'm assuming she got her back broken by Ty-rone since the way she phrases certain words sounds like a black woman. The dickpill is relevant here since she talked about his dick, not the mouth or fingers like some people cope about in the comments.

'Just use toys bro, just use fingers bro, just use your mouth broooo!!!' sorry but she ain't gonna forget about the big sausage she took 🤷🏽

If she has a history of dating assholes, it's over bro.

Once she has experienced a big sausage, it's also over bro. It's a wrap unless you're packing which you're probably not.

Oh and imagine being a sex worker and making demands lol, crazy.

Bro these older women are coping so fucking hard lol, acting like they have more value in dating in their 40/50s than in their 20s lol. The truth is if they do get more attention which I doubt btw, it's because men see them as easier kinda like how men go for bigger/less attractive women because they're seen as easier. Or maybe they lost a bunch of weight or started to put themselves out there. Older women can also get attention if they're actually attractive but if you expect me to believe an older attractive woman is getting more attention than a younger attractive woman you're funny AF. Maybe for a fetish and that's a maybe.