fonix232
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- Comment on It had to be done because Jesus was always showing off at the beach 1 day ago:
DON'T GASLIGHT ME, JESUS
- Comment on Sorry, honey 2 days ago:
Haha, fixed that. Sometimes autocorrect strikes.
- Comment on Sorry, honey 2 days ago:
If you're adding somnophilia to a list of agreed to kinks then it's most definitely consensual.
And if you do it without consent, it turns from link to rape. Period.
- Comment on Sorry, honey 2 days ago:
Takes one to know one 😏 and thank you!
- Comment on Sorry, honey 3 days ago:
No, not rape. Rape requires a lack of consent. Somnophilia by definition is explicitly consenting to your partner having sex with you while you're sleeping.
This can be as little as e.g. waking them up with oral (yes, indeed, oral without consent is still rape! As nice as it sounds to "surprise" them, make sure they're okay with it first. Having had sex the previous night is NOT consent for any continued sexual activity once they fell asleep!), or going all the way to penetrative sex.
But the most important aspect is, again, communication. You can communicate consent to a future event, and until that event happens, you can withdraw said consent at any time. And most definitely don't do it with a one night stand. This kind of consent requires a level of trust you build over time.
- Comment on Sorry, honey 3 days ago:
Add somnophilia to the list of freaky things and problem sorted!
- Comment on 20 Jobs that people once thought were irreplaceable are now just memories 6 days ago:
Jokes on you, milkmen are coming back into trend - at least here in London.
- Comment on Map of the vascular system of the thigh 1 week ago:
That's a penis!
- Comment on Map of the vascular system of the thigh 1 week ago:
LANA!
- Comment on Buzz off 1 week ago:
Mmmm, blood honey, pairs well for breakfast with my blood diamonds.
- Comment on Old Americans who voted for Trump(who fucked their health-insurance) after hearing that healthcare in Europe is free: 1 week ago:
It's free - at the point of use.
Also the basic national insurances indeed cover a lot of things AND they don't have this whole "insurance can deny prescription/procedures" thing.
- Comment on The Projected Truth 1 week ago:
Truth can be subjective, in one scenario: when it's not the complete truth.
However an incomplete truth is via omission, thus making it a lie.
- Comment on Palantir's role in UK public services branded 'unacceptable' by committee report 1 week ago:
Great. I'm sure there will be something done about it, right?
- Comment on That crushing realization that life keeps leveling up in difficulty just like a video game, but forgot to include the cheat codes: 1 week ago:
🔔 Neeeew achievement!
“Didn’t Ask For This DLC”
You have noticed that life keeps increasing in difficulty without providing additional save slots, cheat codes, or refund options. The developers are aware of the issue. They don’t care.
Reward: A loot box. It’s empty.
- Comment on Companies looking at Their Al Bill after laying Off their employees: 1 week ago:
And this is all due to them laying off the people who knew how to work things, incl. the AI systems.
I suspect most of these companies will now try to re-hire about half their staff, and let them use the AI systems to increase productivity.
The truly sad part is that the useless middle managers responsible for the layoffs AND the huge bills (because they really thought they can just talk to the AI like they'd talk to a skilled and domain knowledgeable employee, using 10-50x more tokens than anyone with actual knowledge would) will face no repercussions. They won't be fired because they're "too important" for the company, because they "delivered so much value" (when in reality it was those fired who delivered the value and all this middle manager did was delegate shit, something an appropriately tuned AI system could do at a fraction of the cost!), and some other corpo bullshit.
And thus nobody will learn from this at all.
- Comment on He's an arborist 2 weeks ago:
From the edge of the anus of course... the further edge.
- Comment on Guess I'm not sleepin tonight 2 weeks ago:
So, you know, there's tons of organised people. And tons of messy people.
Well there's a variety of messy people who manage to "infect" otherwise organised/tidy people with their messiness.
Those are prions.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Same bro, same.
I mean I like my own. Not yours.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Are you by any chance a bisexual millennial with ADHD/Autism/both?
- Comment on heater 2 weeks ago:
Last time I heard this sentence, it was said by the then fiancée (now wife) of one of my friends, who lost a testicle as a teen (the friend, not the wife), when they announced she's pregnant.
- Comment on Put your seat back or no? 2 weeks ago:
In that case your ass is then my space, as far as my foot occupies it.
- Comment on Sex Education 2 weeks ago:
So you're saying that having sex with women is actually face-fucking Satan?
That's fucking metal
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
An artistic nude doesn't need a "perfect" model. In fact what you're describing is the distorted expectations set by the media towards men. Most women are NOT into that.
Also, neither dad bod nor "bear mode" require "shit tons of muscle mass just with a slight faded abs".
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
This you?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
A pink monster at that!
- Comment on Put your seat back or no? 2 weeks ago:
No, it's not. Your space ends at the backrest of your seat.
- Comment on Put your seat back or no? 2 weeks ago:
With the same attitude the person behind you can rightfully kick off and demand you sit back up, because why should THEIR comfort be impeded by your inconvenience of not being able to lay back?
- Comment on wat 3 weeks ago:
You're still missing the 2D to 3D translation...
Think in two dimensions. The surface of the balloon is the two dimensions - X and Y axes. The "medium" (the rubber of the balloon) is the fabric of the universe.
The two dimensional space - much like e.g. the surface of the Earth - has no edges. When the balloon expands (on the third dimension, which the surface dwellers are unaware of), all the surface notices is that any two or three or N points have gotten further from each other. The size of this 2D plane thus can be described by a single dimensional number - the circumference of the balloon (aka "how long does it take to get back to the starting point in the 2D space if you go in any direction).
You need to extrapolate this continuous 2D surface on a 3D object to a 3D surface on a 4D object. In a four dimensional space, our universe has a four dimensional volume it consumes - but in 3D, it's effectively infinite (curving into itself, much like the surface of the balloon), but also expanding (everything is being further and further from each other).
To grasp this I'd recommend you read the book Flatland by Edwin Abbott - it's a 140 year old study in the format of a novel, on how beings from an N spatial dimension plane would "see" and interpret a being from an N+1 spatial dimension (in this case, 2D beings, like a square, seeing 3D being, a sphere, intersect with its 2D plane). Mind you it's also a social satire so you'll find a ton of social commentary of the Victorian era Britain, but the core conceptualisation is there - an N spatial dimension being will always have trouble visualising an N+1 dimension.
So again, in our 3 dimensional plane, the universe has no edges, it's infinite, yet expanding. Just like how the surface of a balloon or bubble has no edges, or how the surface of the Earth has no edges - but in a 3D space you can create a bounding box to define its size. Our 3 dimensional universe is essentially the surface of such a 4D bubble, but that fourth dimension is outside of our universe therefore it can't easily be measured directly. Just like how a dot on the surface of the balloon couldn't measure the 3 dimensional space of the balloon, only by inference of the expansion, theorise that it actually exists in a 3 dimensional system but is limited to the 2D surface of said balloon, and infer its mechanics based on the expansion of space between any two points on the surface.
- Comment on Catching Mice. 3 weeks ago:
Albeit the greyscale nature of this comic does not show it, based on other hints, I have determined that this cat is indeed orange.
- Comment on Literally a shitpost. 3 weeks ago:
At this point I'm perfectly happy with my daily walk around Pubis Mons