• DessertStorms
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    1487 months ago

    Ah yes, the daughter as an object/possession, a cornerstone of misogyny…

    • @[email protected]
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      What about “dads are protective of their daughters”?

      Edit: better yet, “parents are protective of their children”

      • Madlaine
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        617 months ago

        My parents made me regret coming late by being disappointed at me, not by threats.

        • @[email protected]
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          207 months ago

          Your parents didn’t shoot multiple partners of yours??

          Next you’re gonna tell me your parents aren’t deers

        • scops
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          167 months ago

          My parents just told us we’d be grounded one day for every minute we were late. I’m a guy and never went out in high school, but my sisters made damn sure their boyfriends got them home on time.

        • @[email protected]
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          27 months ago

          Don’t have kids, probably never will, but I can sympathize with parents not wanting to be woken at 3am by an annoying teen. But also I recognize that is just what is going to happen.

          My parents tried all sorts of things to get me to behave more like a responsible adult, and yet I behaved like an irresponsible teen. I just sucked up the punishment when I had to as a cost of doing business (and by business I mean staying out late on a school night)

          I was barely in our family home from the age of 15+. Not because my parents were bad, but because it was what I wanted to do. My brother was home every night and in bed before midnight on weekends. I was the one saying “I’m going to a different city for the weekend, back Sunday night”

          If they had punished me for it, I would have just done it when the punishment was over.

      • @[email protected]
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        337 months ago

        I gotta say, if some chud pulled a gun on my kid like this, I would get real protective real quick.

  • @[email protected]
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    487 months ago

    Turns out the daughter slows down on purpose at the end of the date so the friend is too late in bringing her home on time.

    She also deliberately dates assholes she would rather see death.

    This is a murder spree ran by her and her father.

      • @dukk
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        Lemmy natively doesn’t support Reddit-style spoilers. It may be a feature in some apps, but consider using the native Lemmy ::: spoiler tag.

        (Doesn’t make much of a difference here, just letting you know for the future.)

  • @[email protected]
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    197 months ago

    10:30? More like whatever time it is in that frame plus however long it takes to walk to the car and say “good luck with your crazy father, but I’m out”.

    • @[email protected]
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      7 months ago

      Both pronunciations are identical. Unless you showed someone both at the same time and told them to take a very close look at them, Nobody would even notice there’s a difference and everyone would pronounce them as expected.

      • @[email protected]
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        27 months ago

        I disagree. I would read 'mkay as “mm-kay” and m’kay more like “muh-kay” (similar to m’lady)

        • gimpchrist
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          Damn, so did i but I did the exact total opposite…mm- Kay is just like mm-bop. 'Milady and 'mkay are samesies.

        • @[email protected]
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          7 months ago

          What do you mean? That’s what the comment ‘boomer meme/humour’ is referring to for example, that this meme appeals primarily to people born during the post WWII baby boom.

              • TigrisMorte
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                07 months ago

                And piles of dirty laundry spawning rats was the most straightforward interpretation during the black plague.

                • @[email protected]
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                  27 months ago

                  Okay… Do you want to tell want you think the comments are actually saying and why? Then we can compare.

    • ArxCyberwolf
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      17 months ago

      Always somebody looking for any excuse to be offended… and they call us snowflakes.

      • TigrisMorte
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        07 months ago

        Bigotry should offend everyone. But no, snow flakes are each unique fractals. So I’d never call you one.

        • ArxCyberwolf
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          17 months ago

          Bigotry, when it’s actually bigotry, is reasonable to be offended by. This ain’t it.