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I prefer eating dirty ass

No I’m not into scat. However, you don’t have to shower before I eat ass. As long as it’s wiped I enjoy it. I like that natural ass smell. After all, it is a butthole, why would I want it to smell like some flowers? It’s a really nice feeling overall. Even if you just pooped it’s fine, as long as I don’t see it.

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u/Go_Inevitable_1269 — 12 days ago
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Most of your political opinions are wrong

Everyone on Reddit seems to either have something to prove or is just looking for someone to argue with, even when they’re blatantly wrong. I’m still pretty new to Reddit, but holy shit, some of you need to grow up.
I’m politically independent. I don’t give a shit about either political party, and I certainly don’t care about hearing someone’s political opinion when it has absolutely nothing to do with the conversation. Nobody cares about your political talking points. Not every discussion needs to be turned into some ideological pissing contest.
And yes, that includes the people who seem to think communism is some brilliant solution to everything. Communism isn’t suddenly a good idea because you put a progressive slogan next to it. The ideology has repeatedly produced authoritarian governments, economic disasters, and massive restrictions on individual freedom. You can criticize capitalism all you want without pretending that centralized economic control and one-party authoritarianism are somehow the answer. That isn’t edgy or intelligent; it’s just historically ignorant.
What’s even more ridiculous is how confidently some people will argue about things they clearly know nothing about. I spent eight years in the Army, including time as a Ranger, so maybe I have a pretty low tolerance for bullshit. But there’s a massive difference between disagreeing with someone and refusing to acknowledge reality because you don’t like being wrong.
I had a Redditor tell me that my lawyer was wrong about the legal situation involving my service dog. My lawyer has over 20 years of experience, and I had already worked through the legal side of the situation with him. So I asked this person what law school they went to and what legal authority they were basing their argument on.
Their response? They blocked me.
That is exactly the kind of shit I’m talking about. If you’re going to confidently tell someone that their lawyer is wrong, you should probably be able to explain why when someone asks you to back up your claim. You don’t get to throw out bullshit, get challenged on it, and then run away because you don’t like the answer.
And the amount of people who act like absolute fucking babies the second someone disagrees with them is honestly impressive. If someone proves your argument wrong, maybe consider the possibility that you were wrong instead of throwing a tantrum, blocking them, or changing the subject.
I’m not saying everyone on Reddit is like this, but there are enough people acting this way that I’m seriously considering deleting the app. I came here expecting to have conversations and hear different perspectives. I didn’t realize so many people would treat every disagreement like a personal attack.
Quit with the bullshit. You’re allowed to be wrong. You’re allowed to have a shitty political opinion. You’re even allowed to disagree with me. Just grow the fuck up, defend what you’re saying, and stop acting like the world is ending because somebody challenged you.

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u/Go_Inevitable_1269 — 13 days ago