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The Cure to Rule
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2024
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Man, it's cool to see some empathy around. With the bear thing it's dried up quite a bit.
Maybe you should express empathy for the women saying they'd rather chill with a wild animal because of their traumatic experiences.
I do have empathy for victims of terrible human beings but I've got enough self-respect to take such a bad-faith argument at face value
I have no interest in arguing in any faith, sorry.
My ex was physically abusive and a pedophile, but I'm not more afraid of half the human population than I am of a grizzly bear because that would be fucking insane.
Do you mean the activity about the question or the question itself?
I haven't engaged, so I don't know how mean people have really been getting, but that topic was more about, like, a verifiable sociological reality among women. I wouldn't take it personally.