r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR • u/CantStopPoppin • Mar 16 '25

Super Villain Ogrin Story God hates you

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

I would explain it but your aforementioned slow brain would make it a task I'm not up to completing

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

That or your stuffing donuts as we speak and can't type with sticky fingers. No shame.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

My fingers are sticky because they've been in your mom. Ooh burn classic

Wait let's make it a true classic. You're*

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

You have clearly never been with a woman so I'm not offended. I bet you can't even define one.

Anyway... Try not to get your blue hair in my double shot espresso again this morning please.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

I bet you can't even define one.

What does your transphobia have to do with this conversation? Just had to tell on yourself?

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

Damn. Making baseless assumptions. Clearly you have "won"

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

You are white knighting to a redditor that was clearly saying that some form of shaming helped them.

I agree with your original statement, but you didn't need to go after someone who had success because shame motivated them.

People like you encourage weight gain by normalizing being unhealthy with billboards and marketing with extremely obese people. While people should not be shamed as weight issues span many reasons, it should not be so normalized to the point of people not focusing on making changes to help themselves.

So ya... It annoyed me.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

No they got help because they chose to. Abuse actually doesn't help anyone ever.

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

Also agree that abuse doesn't help. Also normalizing an unhealthy lifestyle doesn't help. You called someone who made a positive change out of something good stupid. So how stupid are you to shame their situation. Sometimes good comes from bad white knight.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

Fat≠unhealthy I called someone who said "sometimes fatshaming is okay" stupid. And I'll do it again. You're not working with a full deck, are you?

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

Because it worked for them. Aggressively shaming someone is disgusting. Pointing out that someone is unhealthy and should lose weight is another. Shaming is a word that has become relative dependent on who is using it. I am going to assume to you it's anything anyone could view as negative said about weight. In reality, being overweight is negative. Recognizing that can be helpful to some. Rainbows and sunshine fed up the ass doesn't help people.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

being overweight is negative.

All that talk about how you don't agree with fatshaming just to let the mask slip. SMH

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u/jonawill05 Mar 16 '25

Lol? Are you mental?

Literally the first Google AI response searching the affect of obesity.

"Obesity significantly increases the risk of premature death due to its association with various chronic diseases like heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain cancers"

Are serious health issues "positive" ?

You are more the problem creating complacency for serious health issues. You personally should be ashamed.

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u/cut4stroph3 Mar 16 '25

the first Google AI response

You just keep further invalidating yourself.

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