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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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The question asks what kinky stuff we did not consent to. I'm positive being violated applies.
No, that wasn't the question at all... And your post had no kinks in it
The question addressed "kinky fucks", it never said "talk about a time you were in the process of being kinky". That's what I was going by, that and the interpretation that "kinky fucks" referred to people who got out of a situation that involved a sexual encounter. You know, like how on AskReddit people often stylize who they're addressing.
Jesus, did people just think the "remember the human" rule from Reddit was worth doing away with when migrating to Lemmy?
No one was being uncivil...
To be so finicky over unspoken conditions of a question isn’t exactly what I’d call civil.
Exactly.
Is the R word Rectalingus?
Don't I wish.