angrystego
@angrystego@lemmy.world
- Comment on First image of Zoe Saldaña as Neytiri in "Avatar: Fire and Ash" 25 minutes ago:
I’m a fan. I’m looking forward to the third movie. I don’t get the hate. You don’t like it, you don’t watch it - you’re obviously not the target group. I don’t go to discussions about films I don’t like just to say I hate them. I also don’t think just because I and my bubble don’t like something that automatically means noone does. I don’t get this approach.
- Comment on What is my sexuality if I’m exclusively attracted to traditionally feminine people, regardless of whether they are male or female? 1 hour ago:
I agree. I just percieve OP’s post as trying to find a lable because they just want to know whether there is one. It’s ok to want to know and telling them they don’t need it is not helpful.
- Comment on What is my sexuality if I’m exclusively attracted to traditionally feminine people, regardless of whether they are male or female? 23 hours ago:
Yes.
- Comment on What is my sexuality if I’m exclusively attracted to traditionally feminine people, regardless of whether they are male or female? 1 day ago:
Of course you don’t have to fit a box. But it’s easier to communicate your preferences if there is a lable you can use for yourself. OP is trying to find out if there is such a shortcut they could use. Explaining that they don’t necessarily need to do that is not helpful.
- Comment on What is my sexuality if I’m exclusively attracted to traditionally feminine people, regardless of whether they are male or female? 1 day ago:
Yep, but sometimes you want to communicate about your preferences, and then you need understandable terminology. Giving names to phenomena is generally useful. Discussing things is useful. Understanding natural diversity is great and important.
- Comment on ABSOLUTE MADNESS 1 week ago:
Birdman
- Comment on what are girls 1 week ago:
Dating may or may not be, having children is not.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
Lime! did? Where? I must have missed that.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
Who says they want to meet people. Also, not everyone wants to attract attention every day all day long. It’s a good strategy for many people to be anonymous most of the time. And those who are into extroverted effect can shine.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
Why stupid? It sounds thoughtful and realistic, and that impresses me more than being a pick me I’m not like other men.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
Do you have to stand or do you have to be compatible with your partner? I’d say the second option is more important. The standing out thing will be taken care of by the hormones - once the brain is ready, it will view anyone compatible as special. If you feel like men around you are not compatible, perhaps you could try to find a societal bubble with higher concentration of people of your kind.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
Boring looks mean “I’m normal”, as you said, which is a very comforting thought for many women. Not everyone is into something extravagant. Many people feel like going for the classics is the safer option.
- Comment on Memes from my biology class #5 1 week ago:
The fact it doesn’t work for you doesn’t mean it doesn’t work in general.
- Comment on You know... they have a point 1 week ago:
Seems logical, right? Unless it’s only interested in teeth that fell out naturally.
- Comment on You know... they have a point 1 week ago:
Because the tooth fairy only comes for kids’ teeth, not interested in the adult stuff. Also, what makes everyone so sure the digging doesn’t happen?
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 2 weeks ago:
I do think people without direct experience are unable to understand the depth or the totalitarian evil. It’s just too terrifying to accept that one can be trully powerless, that any kind of resistance can lead not just to the destruction of themselves, but also their families, that the degree of bullying and control can be so high and the regard for human life so low.
It’s too scary, so normal human minds just refuse it as a possibility and try to imagine more optimistic scenarios.
It’s healthy not to lose hope, but it’s also not good to underestimate the evil and unfair to look down on the people facing it.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Approachin middle age is the new old, I’m afraid.
- Comment on Deranged 2 weeks ago:
Depends on definition
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 3 weeks ago:
1
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 3 weeks ago:
I’m doing it the latter way. I chose 1.
- Comment on This is how we do it 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on We sure do like our Fungi 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on We sure do like our Fungi 3 weeks ago:
Wait, dinosaurs were not cold-blooded lizards. Are we talking lizards, reptiles including extinct dinosaurs or reptiles including dinosaurs including birds?
- Comment on Anon contracts herpes 3 weeks ago:
Well, yeah, I seem to mess them up - HPV is the one with vaccine, HPS is similar in that it can be a cause of cervical cancer, but the matter is less researched and I don’t know about a vaccine.
- Comment on how do I avoid becoming conformist, lazy and completely incapable of learning something new? 3 weeks ago:
Many people lose the mental capabilities they used to have when they were young, so they become unable to act the same way as they used to. They often lose the ability to learn new things. We’re talking 60+, so there are hormonal changes that can influence both the physical and psychological side of a person. Just stay young in your head is an advise similar to saying “cheer up” to a depressed person. The mental decline is probably partly genetic, partly pure luck or lack thereof, and a minor part can be influenced by lifestyle. So I guess try to influence what you can, excercise, eat healthy food, read, meet younger people and hope for the best.
- Comment on how do I avoid becoming conformist, lazy and completely incapable of learning something new? 3 weeks ago:
One thing is to identify the bad behaviour in others, to see you’re doing it yourself is much harder though. People often don’t realize they’re doing something they hate in others.
- Comment on Anon contracts herpes 3 weeks ago:
The important and nastiest part of HSV is some strains cause cervical cancer in women, so men with HSV must take care not to spread something that has the potential to kill their partner. There is a vaccine, but it doesn’t work 100%.
- Comment on Keep them closed and avoid trouble 4 weeks ago:
Yup, how dare women enjoy sex!
- Comment on Could you grind up a loaf of bread back into a flour and make a new loaf of bread? 5 weeks ago:
The meaning of bread is pretty loose as it is, especially internationally.
- Comment on Chrysanthemum variety 5 weeks ago:
Thanks
