As an addition to the Karen who died in the zoo: That was her real name, and not her personality. This was a disabled woman with whose greatest passion in life were cheetahs. She made a very stupid mistake by going into their enclosure and this was recognised by all relevant parties. It was ruled an accident by the authorities and no criminal investigations followed. Her family does not blame the zoo, and still visits it including the cheetahs that killed her as part of their grieving process. The zoo was not sued. In fact, her family loudly spoke out against the people who suggested the cheetahs should be euthanised for the incident. Tragic, but resolved as it should be.
FCOL, the kiss scene in lightyear lasts at max 2-3 seconds so good luck fast forwarding that you bigot. The kiss wasn't the problem, the fact that the movie itself is pretty boring was.
Too many children suffer due to the parents lack of knowledge, another reason why I believe you should need a licence to breed. If you would deny a child treatment you can't have a child.
That Karen didn't just take a dog She kidnapped a therapy dog named Rip who was 6 months old, then dropped him in another state Apparently she did this because of a property line dispute Don't worry, the woman was arrested, and Rip's still alive and was returned to his original owners
So, I am not "woke". I am male, and Men = meh. Some women = yeah. I recognize some men as conventionally attractive, most as ordinary, some as ugly. Same for women, except sexual fantasy is a possibility for those who are pretty or kind.
@@markedwards3647 Why would you tell us about your sexual fantasies and proclaim that you are not "woke" prior to your comment? What does that even mean? Do the people who aren't "woke" (a meaningless buzzword weaponized to intentionally conflate corporate pandering and what leftists actually care about) talk this way as well? lmao. You know, you don't have to be bi to be "woke" nor loudly proclaim to all of youtube that you are 100% very straight and only have sexual fantasies about women or whatever
Unfortunately the same is true for the baby with pertussis, an unvacinated 2 month old with pertussis is very unlikely to make it and if they do it can cause brain damage and permanent lung and heart damage I think it was on a different vid tho
its hilarious how many people tell on themselves not realizing they're bi. "son you're not gay. everyone feels attraction to both genders, you just have to control your urges"
That’s not true I’m aro/ace and I feel no attraction of any kind except for friendship and loving family. You do have a point and I will agree with you most of the time I’ve just been told WAY too many times I haven’t met the right person yet. or my favorite that I am autistic so I am a little bit behind the curve at 20
I consider myself bi but only like barely, I usually just say I'm gay lol I can not rule out falling for a woman because I'm a person of science but yeah no definitely not seeking a relationship with a woman
As a bisexual who grew up in a religious household, I can 100% vouch for your closeted bisexual theory. I literally thought the same way until I just accepted that homosexuality isn't inherently evil and that there's nothing wrong with alternate lifestyles.
@@cewla3348 apparently my comment got deleted, sorry. I tried to say that it's because I find them extremely uncomfortable and gross, the fact that they bounce doesn't help (well, gravity exists). But on others are cool, I despise them on myself, one day I'll remove them.
Your bisexual theory makes sense to me. I tried to talk about my bisexual thoughts with my youth group leader and he told me to just ignore the gay half and date/marry a man. Jokes on him though, through the general 50/50 shot, I ended up marrying a man, but not after I started transitioning and taking testosterone. The church tried, but I married a man like they wanted and made it gay
@liamsteam walsh Idk where this took place, but it sounds like the US. And in the US, parents can 100% be charged with neglect, especially if it causes death. I think the police typically charge it as manslaughter (actions that resulted in death, but death was not intended). The issue with vaccines/denying of medical treatment, is that especially if the parents claim they withheld care due to a religious belief, it becomes very difficult to parse out whether the parents can be charged. And the US also has vague and hard to pin down ideas about the idea of AMA (against medical advice). If a patient is in the hospital but demands to leave, despite the doctors saying that it will put the patient’s life at risk, the patient is still allowed to leave. Because trying to keep the patient there could result in charges of assault or kidnapping on the part of the medical staff. But it gets more confusing when the patient is not able to decide for themselves, such as a child, or someone who does not have mental capacity to understand the consequences of their choices (such as someone who is actively psychotic, has dementia, etc). In this case, the parents probably were not charged- bc the mother did try to get medical care Eventually, but it was obviously too late. Because there was an attempt made eventually, based on the letter of the law, the prosecution would probably have a very difficult time getting a conviction. Its not illegal in the states to not vaccinate your kids, so even though her actions resulted in her child’s death, based on the letter of the law, she’s not criminally liable. Now if the family wanted to sue the mother in a civil case, that probably would be easier. But I mean, what would be the point? No amount of money could ever bring the child back.
@@anjelica948 I know I would sound crazy, but fuck it, if I was the family in that case, I would have sued the crap out of that person until they're bankrupt, I don't care that jailing them wouldn't help someone like that rather than making them go into therapy, fuck it, they deserve getting their lives ruined for htat.
Something tells me she is in same crowd who'll call abortion a crime of killing children. Only in fucking America can science and basic medical practice become political statement. "All abortion are crime, even underage ones" "Forced to wear mask is infringes with my right to freedom" "I have to do my own research on Google before using vaccines" Damm they are stupid
"How many of these people are just closeted bisexuals in such heavy denial?" I mean, my mom once tried to tell me that there was no such thing as Bisexual and anyone who thought they were had to be deluded because "I'm attracted to both genders and *I'm* not bisexual!" So that should tell you something
It's genius! I recommend you watch Anthony Padilla's video with Flat Earthers. They use the same logic, it's hilarious. My favourite part is when Anthony jumps and falls back onto the ground. He then asks one of the Flat Earthers why that happened. She responds: "You didn't fall because of gravity, but because you are heavy." You can't make that up.
That's kind of mindboggling. It reminds me of people saying that they believe that we should work to end gender discrimination, but they're not feminists. Of course it's fine to not claim a label even though it technically fits you, but that's usually not what people mean when they say that. I think the confusion might stem from the idea that you have to relate to (and largely agree with) others with the same identity in order to claim that identity
Gen Z has about 20% of them identifying as bisexual - most would have come of age when it was (reasonably) safe to do so. Chances are it’s a BIT higher then that. And also probably it’s the same portion for every other generation. Despite what they say it’s not some trend, it’s just something we naturally have happening
"Let me get this straight. You want me to turn away every single family with children, hundreds of thousands of customers, to keep the business of a single entitled woman? I would say I'm sorry to see you go, but I'd be lying."
As a guy who recently came to terms with being Bisexual after years of repression, you are spot on Click. It’s only a “choice” if the attraction is there in the first place. People easily forget that not everyone has the same feelings and issues. Love ya.
My parents have a very religious background and my mother told me the same when i came out tbh. She told me to "choose well" (Meaning hetero of course) Jokes on her because i am probably a polyamorous pansexual soooo
The only choice is whether you choose to be true to yourself or choose to live a lie that ends up hurting not only you but the woman you married in the desperate need for societal approval and for the approval of corrupt organized religion.
Ah yes. The choice. A choice between "repressing my feelings for someone because they have the wrong gender for society's taste and being miserable" and "being unapologetically who i am and love who i love and being happy with that, but also facing lots of harrassment which makes me miserable, too". What a great choice.
Karen: She got the vaccine and died of disease it was "protecting her" from Dr: No...she died because she got the virus. You didnt treat her...then got her vaccinated at the time it wouldve not helped Karen: Agree to disagree...chicken or the egg.
It's like having raw sex for 6 months, noticing you're pregnant and then switching to condoms and wondering why the hell your stomach is still growing.
The closeted bisexual thing: It does in fact happen. An old friend of mine that I'd -cough- BEEN with was absolutely convinced he just chose to be straight after and that homosexuality was therefore a choice. I was like "nah fam, you're bisexual so you have the ability to appear to make that choice yourself."
I've realised I'm bi after I hit 30. Prior to that I kept excusing my attraction to women, even though I straight up (pun intended) watched lesbian porn sometimes. I'm not even sure why. But finally coming to terms with it was the most freeing thing in my life.
As a bisexual who grew up in a Christian home, was closeted till my late 30s (and still am with my family), and spent most of my life hating myself for being attracted to men, allow me to say your theory about closeted bisexuals is absolutely correct. It's also why I am so adamant that calling homosexuality a sin is evil. You're causing people to hate themselves over something they have no choice about. You don't get to choose who you're attracted to. If you could no one would choose to be gay or bi.
I remember being a teenager and switching between thinking "I'm definitely a lesbian" because I was insanely in love with my female best friend and then later on going "oh , I guess it was just a self-finding teen thing, I seem to be straight after all" when falling in love with my now bf. I took me a while to understand I'm bi and that the fact that I thought "I could only ever love that one person I am currently loving" was the teenager aspect of my feelings, not the attraction to men or women.
You could be bi as well as demisexual and/or demiromantic, in which case you would only be attracted to whomever you currently like, but have the potential to love either gender. I'm all three and it took me forever to realize I was in fact bisexual since I'd only had a crush on one person in my childhood. Of course if you aren't demi that's fine, I just thought I might mention these in case you'd never come across them before.
@@rougerain4055 fellow gay demisexual here, took me a long time to understand what it was as i’m generally just so uncomfortable with the idea of sex, dating, or flirting, but am also not asexual.
@@codematrix_yt Yeah the demi ones are super hard to figure out, because you don't entirely not want romance and/or sex but you also have no wish to just do those things? For a super long time I just thought it was because I was shy or because of personal beliefs. It was kind of eye-opening to realize that I'd never been sexually attracted to anyone before, and then helped explain why I never really liked anyone when everyone else did. (The first crush I mentioned above happened when I was a child and has so far been my only crush, I am 25).
@@grenade8572just want to let you know that even if you are aromantic, you can still date. It just means you don’t experience romantic attraction, but it doesn’t mean you can’t have a romantic relationship :3
As a former military member, it's obnoxious to hear/see spouses trying to gain the respect that their spouse EARNED through service. These are the same self-entitled monsters that want to be "addressed" by their spouses rank, then send them "Dear John" letters while they're deployed. The audacity is honestly astounding.
I haven't encountered this people thankfully but it's ver obnoxious. Pretty sure my mom would give those folks an earful since she's an ex-navywife (mom and dad divorced). She was never entitled to claim the same rank as my dad who was a petty officer, but a majority of the family is military one branch or the other (except Marines as far as I know). Sorry that you have had to deal with those types of people. Thank you for your service!
I think for some people, it’s more nuanced than that. Many military members cheat on their spouses while away. So it seems fair for the lonely spouses at home to also seek some comfort and human touch. Some people could be away for a year. That’s a lot. Some spouses have understandings about this and if they are honest with each other and okay with it, I don’t see the harm. That’s their business. It’s the same reason may long distance relationship is tough and usually doesn’t last long term. My cousin was a military. She didn’t cheat or demand anything. I don’t think you can generalize. Maybe it’s a southern or midwestern Stepford wife thing more than a military spouse thing. She raised her first son on her own while her husband was away. The kid had to be reintroduced to his dad. He was used to just having a mom. Which is quite normal for a lot of people anyway, but he did have a dad and just forgot.
@@JDMimeTHEFIRST I never made mention of those who have an "understandings". I specified exactly who I was talking about. I understand those who have "understandings". I was never giving a pass for cheating military spouses either. I was specifically talking about selfish military spouses who claim their spouses rank for special privilege, then turn around and . Cheating in general is wrong, bottom line, depending on what those people have as boundaries. So someone claiming "nuance" to something that specific sounds like someone looking for validation for their own misdeeds.
About your point on homophobic people actually being bisexual: When I came out to my mom she said besides it being a phase, that everyone goes through that and the she was interested in girls at my age but she grew out of it. I was just like: ehhh are you sure you are straight?
"Grew out of it" would seem to describe the changing of social circles and responsibilities as you get older, therefore having fewer opportunities for willing, discreet same-sex encounters. If someone was into it and liked it before, they probably would be again, given the chance. Point being, "straight" is a dumb social construct that most people wouldn't fit into, if they could just admit it to themselves and society.
My mum also said that, she also said that she was very masculine when younger but knew she wasn’t trans ftm because she doesn’t want a dong. I’m not convinced she’s a cis hetero.
I’m bi. When I had a lot of pretty girls around I felt attracted to girls. Later in my life all the girls around weren’t my type because of that I started paying attention to boys more often but I still found girls hot, just didn’t have a proper options. I don’t know what’s wrong or right with my sexuality but I have these “waves” of liking girls or boys depending on the environment.
@@snake_whirlpool Sexuality is fluid. It's perfectly fine to feel the attraction come and go at random. Sexuality can also change and I am aware of that, but I just think my mom was suppressing her sexuality in order to fit in.
I just wanted to put out a reminder since duck feeding was briefly mentioned 🥰 bread is bad for our friendly neighborhood ducks, be sure if you take inspiration from the idea that you keep that in mind! Things like cracked corn, oats, rice, birdseed, frozen peas, chopped lettuce, or sliced grapes are just fine! These are foods similar to what they would find in the wild, according to Frisco Public Library ❤
While that may be true, ducks will also eat out of the garbage. I saw a duck destroy a baby duck and another duck attack a pizza guy then the whole group just decimate the pizza he dropped. Feeding the ducks a few pieces of stale bread every once in awhile isn't making any difference.
@kitcatisms "fuck angel wing and stomach problems, I wanna give them bread!" 🍞 😤 😒 😑 🦆🐥 Lol like ok fam; just remember that research is actually your friend and ducks don't find "bread trees" in the wild......
@@mommy2libras the problem is those “few pieces of stale bread’ multiplied by dozens of people add up. Feeding ducks the wrong things very much leads to vitamin deficiencies, growth issues (look up “angel wings” in ducks, it’s horrible), stomach issues, etc and filling them with these harmful foods means they eat less food that is actually good for them. Ducks are omnivores and will eat pretty much anything available, especially when food is scarce. That doesn’t mean people should deliberately feed them something that we know isn’t good for them or that will actually hurt them.
Fun animal fact: Hover flies (what I refer to as “curious bees”), also called flower flies or syrphid flies, make up the insect family Syrphidae (syrphid flies is a term that includes a lot of flies). As their common name suggests, they are often seen hovering or nectaring at flowers; the adults of many species feed mainly on nectar and pollen, while the larvae eat a wide range of foods. They cannot sting or bite although while they are licking you, you can feel it and you might think you are about to be stung, but they are after your sweat.
I have a story that's sort of the opposite of "the homophobes protecting their children from the gay" post. In middle school I took a class where they taught us about melted crayon art. I loved it so much that I decided I wanted to make a masterpiece using the technique. The original idea was this girl trying to hold onto an umbrella that's flying away with one hand and then a mirror image of herself that was doing the same with the other, to represent me and my sibling, and a bunch of rainbow crayons melted down over it like rain. The area under the umbrella was supposed to be mostly color free because the umbrella was supposed to "shelter" that area, not from the gay or anything, I barely knew what that was back then, I just thought it would look cool. Well that got all botched, and the canvas ended up one big rainbow melt with me and my sibling in black silhouette painted on top, which turned out to be perfect because me and my sibling both discovered we are very gay
In fifth grade, we made this art thing where you made a mushroom and an animal under it in charcoal and cut it out to put over a rainstorm of rainbows. This was to protect the creature from the storm. I did that, but had some of the rainbow rain under the mushroom with my lil rabbit. Teacher loved it. This was art inspired by a children's book about a lot of animals hiding under a mushroom to get out of the rain and the mushroom growing to accommodate them. Loved that teacher. Only kid who added rain with my creature, and now, (to my knowledge) only gay kid from that class.
I’ll always remember the discussion my spouse and I had about neo-nazis and hools maybe just looking for a “manly” way to touch eachother and that being the actual reason for brawls… he cracked up unexpectedly. 😅😂 He usually doesn’t joke about those days.
Fun fact: The story of Jesus healing the Centurion's "servant." The word that was translated as "servant" actually meant the younger man in a gay relationship. There is no other historical source where the word was used to mean an actual servant. It's entirely possible that Jesus casually healed a gay dude with no comment about the gayness.
as a bisexual that denied it for years (even though everybody knew) and also had the strong belief that 'being gay is a choice' i can confirm your theory
My crazy hot take is that the default is bisexual, I've heard waaay too many men "joke" About being a femboy Or wanting to be with a femboy, and waaay too many girls hyping up their besties a little too..... Affectionately
My crazy hot take is that the default is bisexual, I've heard waaay too many men "joke" About being a femboy Or wanting to be with a femboy, and waaay too many girls hyping up their besties a little too..... Affectionately
I’m native Canadian so I was never aware that being Bi was “wrong” until I moved to a different province and out of my community. So I spent most of my childhood happy in having crushes on Both Mulan and Li Shang, and Nani and David… then we moved and I was made fun of. I only became “ashamed” of my sexuality when I was 12… even if my parents always told us that love is love and that’s all that maters. I’ll never understand why who someone loves Is other people’s business.
Karen military spouse: Cheating on my husband while he is away is acceptable as he isn't here for me. Also Karen military spouse: I deserve free stuff since I am supporting my husband while he is away.
Yeah, gotta love how the expectation within that group of self centered military spouses is just to not fill out divorce papers while their partner is away-
@@damienearl8302 That's because they are gold digging. They want the healthcare, housing allowance, base access, deployment money and status of being a military spouse but they don't actually give a damn about the service member they married.
If you’re gonna be a military spouse you’re going to have to keep it in your panties for long periods of time. If you can’t do that don’t marry a soldier
Also "I'm technically a member of the military because I'm married to a soldier - but he's the only one who needs to be disciplined and carry his position with grace, I can drag it through the mud and just flash it whenever it suits me". If military wives want to be considered a unit with their husband, they should show the same discipline and self reserve. He's not having any sex while deployed, why can't she withhold her urges if he has to? It's so disgusting... Idk how unhinged you'd even have to be, to be so addicted to sex you would cheat on someone who could die at any moment, because you're a bit horny. They make vibrators for that. I've never in my life been so horny that I wanted to hurt someone else or that I would let someone else down, just to get off for a few minutes, you literally just think "no that's a bad idea" and then don't do it. It's insane that so many people can't control themselves and pretend they aren't a wild animal, and have some decency.
On the "closeted bisexuals": I met up with a friend from my undergrad after a few years. He's from a very religious middle eastern family. He told me that he overheard me in the pub once, when I talked to someone and explained about sexuality being a spectrum, and that most people aren't on the side of "completely straight" or "completely gay". For some, it's just that they can also see how people of their own gender are attractive, others can also be attracted to them, but still prefer the opposite gender, and so on. He told me that overhearing me helped him realise and accept that he is bisexual, and that the main reason he wanted to meet up was because my random conversation in a pub had such a huge impact on him. I think that was a great reminder to always speak in a way as if someone could overhear you, and make sure you are saying things yo want to be overheard.
Gender is a spectrum. Boy, non binary, two spirit, gender fluid, pangender, gnc, bigender, agender, girl., And those are the only ones I can think of off the top of my head! And then a full grown adults who identify as this. So just remember that just because you aren’t trans, or are trans in the “normal” way, doesn’t mean that we don’t exist. Or that we are attention seeking and childish. Just like somebody can experience sexuality different from you they can experience gender as well ! (Not saying puppygender or dream gender is valid, bc it’s not)
@@i0x37 Even if you don’t use the different names, you can’t deny there are people who are more feminine or masculine :) (Which is generally what people mean when they say gender) I mean the classic names of “tomboy” or “girly girl” are two older terms to describe how someone who is a woman is on the spectrum between masc and fem. Then you have those who are just as masc or fem but aren’t women, but in the end if we forget about the terms, it’s just a spectrum between how traditionally masculine or feminine you are
@@i0x37 well... nothing is like 14 year olds believe. But gender is still on a bimodal spectrum. You can deny that all you want, but that does not change the facts of human diversity.
My aunt claimed loudly at my grandmothers funeral recently that she just died of cancer because of the vaccine and that now we are all going to follow except for her because she was smart enough not to get it. My 12 year old brother leaned towards me and said "this is the second Karen I see out in the wild." I had trouble not laughing 👀
@@aldranzam3456 well to be fair we live quite remotely and he doesn't like to go to places where there are lots of people. So he doesn't have many oppotunities to see Karens out in the wild. The other one was at the eye doctor cause she complained about a non white person not speaking german coming to see the doctor 👀
About the suspicion that people who "resisted temptation" and chose the Straight Path: yes, I agree that many if not most of them are quite possibly bisexuals in denial. I've often had the same thought. Of course there's no way to be sure what's going on inside someone else's head, but it makes sense. They probably don't even realize, and if they can "choose" to be straight (deny a part of their own sexuality) then anyone can. I'm also willing to bet they still have those "sinful" urges and won't admit it, and have all kinds of guilt about it.
There's a lot of social conditioning. I mean, we've all wanted to do things we knew we shouldn't, so we didn't. If you lived in a time when you "shouldn't" be gay, I guess the same applies.
yes it's possible. It's also quite a complex topic to talk about tbh too. Like how often were these thoughs? Do they happen everytime you see someone from a certain sex or are you confusing it with admiration instead? Like even if you are straight there can still be a "flaring" of attraction for very female looking males if that makes sense. Some people also never really thought about it or just didn't have the time nor place to do so. But then again I'm not a psychologist.
Actually, many of them say that they are gay/lesbian, and find that their “marital responsibility” is terrible for them, but love of God gets them through it. I’m sure that some are bisexual, but in the end they all feel like heterosexual marriage is the only thing that will save them from sin.
Koi (pronounced like coy) is a type of long-living carp often used in decorative ponds! Beautiful creatures, too, and the basis of that Japanese myth where a carp swims up a waterfall and becomes a dragon.
As someone who’s in a relationship with someone in the military, I cannot *Fathom* the concept of betraying his trust like that if/when he’d ever get deployed. Ladies… get yourself a nice toy, a hot water bottle, and then either call or FaceTime him. It’d be like he never left ✨
I can they are beyond ignorant people that throw life away for people that start wars not stop them.... b/c last time I looked Obama booming a hospital with innocents does not stop wars and so many others can be named through history.... as they say in the army in fact "ignorance is not tolerated" yet they are the most ignorant and the most morally bankrupt by saying its ok to do such a thing just to go after some people. there is no excuse nor reason Obama should have done that nor the army for following such orders. Yet in your little mind you are crying now over Rus when it was a empty hospital that was a military outpost..... the level of ignorance and just plan ignoring of facts proves most humans should have never been given rights you all prove why rights should be earned not just given out.
If she thinks it's ok for her to cheat on him when he's out of the country, that means he should be able to do the same with the locals and the wife can help pay child support for any kids he fathers there. All's fair in love and war.
I would love to see or hear the reaction of the women who thinks "it's okay to cheat while your husband is deployed", that the husband should be able to cheat as well when they are deployed.
All jokes aside, though, it's wild how picture perfect that was of a situation where someone only focuses on their own struggles like, dude, you most likely got with him knowing he was in the military, or at least decided to stay with him after he enrolled if that came afterward, but you're still forcing him to choose between you not actively cheating on him and his literal job? It's like she equated him being sent off on military duty with a deadbeat dad leaving because they can't deal with the consequences of their actions, but it ain't like he had a choice!
I completely misinterpreted the thumbnail summary of this story to "It's OK for HIM to cheat with other dudes while deployed". In my defense, there is a classic (and hilarious) argument of "it's not gay if it was in prison or the military and there just weren't any lady options around".
I do too. Right up until they start saying that calling a difficult white woman "Karen" is using their name as a slur, and equivalent to the N-word. Then I lose all sympathy.
My boss is named Karen and I adore her. She's so down to earth and caring. I wouldn't have survived at my job nearly as long if she wasn't there beside me.
So me and my mom met a Karen while we were shopping together. She seemed normal, until my mom asked her to move (politely) because her cart was blocking the aisle. Since english is her second language, she had an accent and the woman said she was being rude (probably because it was loud). I said my mom was just making a simple request and she flipped me off, in front of her son.
Your bisexuality theory (= huge number of bi people who think being straight is just a choice) is commonly held in bi spaces actually, so you're in good company Cliccy!
What's sad is I've seen it happening in the LGBT community as well, where some of the more radical members have basically made others think that they're gay by shaming them for not "coming out all the way". Had one of them try doing it to me then basically call me a fake when I called them out on it and mentioned that I had a girlfriend... Kinda gross seeing that kinda bs, like worse than the bible thumpers 'cause you at least expect it from them.
A considerable portion of shoplifters are well-off. It's not about need or even want. And hey, maybe the girl wanted that specific item but knew Mommy Dearest would screech at her because it was so cheap.
Also, shoplifting for the thrill of it is common in teenagers. It's a tricky phase of life, they're trying to develop autonomy, yet are still very much under the total control of adults. This conflict is bound to lead many to act out in unproductive ways. And, of course, a few of them are just asssholes...
I had someone tell me that being bi isn't real. Said something about how you either give blowies or you don't. Then two sentences later say he just wants a girl with a girlfriend so he can get blowies and food without having to do anything else for her. Methinks he doesn't understand what any of it means
@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos no clue he told me I'm broken because I'm asexual and that my husband has something wrong with him since he decided a sexless marriage was an okay thing, he's a whackadoodle
@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos No idea. By his own logic, a guy couldn't be "bi" even if he was literally blowing a guy and penetrating a woman at the same time.
I am ashamed of this to this day. I kept putting off getting a tetanus shot because like all adults, we can choose when to not go to the doctor for a minor thing but our irrational fears (like needles) tend to get in the way of common sense. I live on a ranch, the owners of that said ranch had sheep with some little lambs. But they did not check to see if they got tetanus shots themselves (yes, lambs can get tetanus), and I volunteered to help make the lamb comfortable in the hopes a shot could save it's life in time so long as we kept it hydrated and not lying on its side to prevent breathing problems. The little lamb's jaw was locked and I have to hand feed it water as it weakly tried to drink water. That whole day was the most exhaustive, stressful, and gut wrenching moments of my life. I still remember it shaking as it's legs locked as it was basically paralyzed. I can't begin to imagine a human being going through this. And I got my shot soon after this event. So when I hear about parents refusing to give their children medicine that could prevent horrific suffering, all I can think about is that lamb and how the miracles are only possible if we took all the opportunities to guarantee them. Also f*** these parents for putting their children through suffering.
I remember getting involved in that Lynda Carter conversation on Twitter. That person claimed to be gutted that Lynda had destroyed their memory of a superhero she had loved her whole life. Cue hundreds of comments pointing out how Wonder Woman's creator based her on his bisexual wife & bisexual lover who they had a polyamorous relationship with, That WW is from an island populated by just women & that WW herself has been shown to be bi-sexual for decades. I on the other hand just pointed out the inconsistency with her sudden outrage at Lynda given that she had a similar reaction when Lynda showed support for trans people 9 months earlier and finished by posting a photo of myself as Supergirl (as that was the hero that inspired me when I came out as trans a couple of years ago.
9:14 I looked into the news story. The dog was very well-behaved and served as a THERAPY DOG for the neighbor’s child. The dog was found in Pennsville, NJ. People witnessed the woman abandoning the dog (named Rip) and they cared for the dog in the meantime while catching the woman’s license plate. Apparently the woman’s motive was a property dispute that had already been resolved. The family moved to Montana after the event and the woman was charged with theft.
shouldve also been charged w animal abuse. i dont like dogs, theyre too noisy and too excited for me bc im autistic and those things rlly set me off, but instead of yk taking the dog perhaps, dont? the fact it was well behaved and she did that makes me so upset :( he was probably just a good boy
@@Laced_With_Acid that’s how I feel too. I mean, yes, I love dogs but sometimes the noise is just too much which is why I prefer cats (my cat meows, yes, but isn’t super noisy but still cuddly) and taking someone’s loved one regardless of who/what it is is just plain wrong
Taking a kids therapy dog out of pettiness and ditching it to potentially die really slow, painful starving death is next level Karenness. Theres so many wrongs, Im baffled this specimen felt its the perfect thing to do.
Should have been charged with assault, interfering in medical matters can be charged as assault Source - I'm an autistic first responder with a service dog (Obviously she doesn't come with me to calls)
I was one of those workers in Yellowstone! Working with Xanterra. I was in canyon village and there was no communication to us until we started threatening to burn stuff (not sure if that was the actual reason or what, but people threatened and the next day, a meeting). The first night we were all super stressed and did the only thing we could with no power, and no signal. We drank. A lot. We all ended up hanging out in the employee common rooms and partying to cope. Some of us called the next day the great hangover because no one was doing well. I still remember getting cursed at by the guests. They really were like the Karen who complained. One said she spent all her money getting out there, and she didn’t have anymore. I have lists of stories if anyone cares to ask. But I went back last year, and unless I get hired for somewhere else, I’m guaranteed a spot for this year too!
15:20 thank you for acknowledging the bi erasure involved with "straight pride" and the whole dumb "thank a straight person for your existence" bullshit. I feel like we get forgotten or ignored way too often
Exactly, bi/pan people can be in heterosexual relationships, and people in homosexual relationships can have children too, we to have to thank anyone in particular for things that can happen with almost any relationship!
Former US Soldier. We call dependents who 'wear their spouses rank' "dependas", when they reach a high enough level of toxicity they evolve into a "dependapotomous"
Isn't that sort of behaviour kind of a form of stolen valour? Genuinely don't know, no family connection to the military whatsoever, but it feels reeeeaaally strange to me....
Made my day, thank you. Come to think of it, i now want a tv show where 'military spouses' are made to go through military bootcamp. Sounds like something TLC wouldn't be afraid to pick up.
The whole "can't tell what's satire anymore" thing has a name, it's called Poe's Law (no relation to Edgar). The wording of it goes something along the lines of: with any extreme position, satire of that position eventually becomes indistinguishable from genduine examples, even to proponents of said position.
In fact, it started off in a creationist debate thread. The original formulation went something like "Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a Creationist in such a way that someone won't mistake it for the genuine article". The Onion can't even make sure their parodies won't be topped by next month's paper. Just look at their Amicus brief.
9.35 about dog dumped. My late daughter's dog was a rescue who was dumped then shot with an arrow. Thankfully he was found by a hiker who took him to a vet immediately. We had him for 10 yrs and sadly we lost him in April.
Karen: Kids are planting grass on the side walk, they also have a fox on a leash and they have hoodies. Officer: That is interesting but i sure don't care.
Wonder woman was literally based off of her creators two polygamous lovers, his wife and their girlfriend, who were both bi. She was very much made for the women and especially the gays, by a loving and adoring husband.
And even then...it's just colors- Like, it's hilarious how the same people who claim to be "taking back God's rainbow", which is silly in itself, will freak out at the mere mention of a rainbow in any artwork because it's "infected by the gay!"
I mean, for the "fluffing other men when my husband is at war isn't cheating" thing, it can be true if all parties involved are agreed on it... Not all relationships are mutually exclusive. However, asking legal child support from the man at war for a children he did not conceived is plain ridiculous.
Cheating is cheating imo. Don't marry someone if you can't stay loyal. Marriage is based upon fidelity. If you want free open relationships it's ok, but marriage isn't the right option for you then. At least don't cheat on your husband while he is at war smh
@@melancolielupine2023 I mean polyamory is a thing. and polyamorous marriages do exist too, mind you. at least unofficially. We all have the christian marriage in mind, but marriage is a really broadly accepted concept from a LOT of different cultures with different ways to make it work... And even within the bounds of the legal marriage present nowadays in most country, some couples do involve themselves with other beyond promiscuity in full knowledge of what their partners are doing, with their benediction. It's a rare thing, but not unheard off. My point being : Marriage, unless strictly Christian, can have the rules you want for it. We all have a different take on it, I guess. The idea that marrying someone mean you HAVE to stay loyal , while agreed upon by the majority who's monogamous, is not accepted by everyone. If a trio of people loves each others, why shouldn't they have the right to a ceremony and a ring to show that to the rest of the world? If two people marry, and still have other lovers in their lives, why should it be bad? You said Marriage is based on fidelity, and I wholeheartedly agree : but fidelity to what and who? isn't that for the people who marry to decide? and then, if so, if they consider that having extraconjugal relationships is A-ok, isn't it still within the bounds of said marriage? To me this is way less set in stone that you make it to be. To each their own, is, in my mind a very important motto to remember. Just because it wouldn't work for you (and that A-ok too, just to be clear) should not mean it should be forbidden or judged by anyone. don't you agree?
@@jamestown8398 Oh yeah, absolutely, I myself said so in my first comment. If said partner knows nothing, it's adultery and nothing else. I was just taking the counterpart to avoid generalisations about Poly, poly marriages, and why I felt like @Mélancolie Lupine was generalizing a bit too much by saying "multiple partners = don't marry". I mean, to me, it's obvious the person who posted that post in the video was only committing adultery, but I believe it's important to play attorney for the devil once in a while, you'know, to avoid witchhunts ?
Karen in Pokemon is actually more famous for being an anti Karen. She's the one that told you it's more fun to win with the Pokemon you like, no matter how bad they are.
I agree that having Pride events has its importance. Though there is one thing I am against and that is the monetisation and over all need of the companies to be “included” by just recolouring their logo rainbow. As soon as June is over the companies revert back. I mainly don’t understand why a wholesome event is commercialised.
To be fair, there are a number of people who will become extraordinarily irate if the companies didn't put there logo to rainbow during june, but otherwise i agree, they shouldn't.
Part of me agrees, and part of me doesn't. I think it's absolutely amazing that we've come so far that major companies are capable of saying they support gay people in any capacity, as compared to just a few decades ago. And I personally don't expect them to Constantly have their logos in rainbow colors, or constantly shout about pride, or constantly come out with new merch. So what's so bad with them showing their support during the month dedicated to pride, and then not doing anything for the rest of the year? I get being a baby gay who wants their whole life to revolve around their orientation, but I certainly wouldn't want that for myself (I'm part of the lgbtqia+ btw). And having all major corporations shoving it in my face year round would be exhausting
I think it's nice they put rainbows up, or it would be if those same companies later supported politicians that are anti-LGBT. The problem isn't them using the flag, the problem is it being superficial. If you can, support small queer-owned buisnesses.
I agree woth all of you. I dont mind the support (though not a part of the community myself) i am supportive because more people happy happier the world. How ever the superficiality of the move from regular to rainbow logo makes me irrate.
I’m guessing they just saw like an article about her being the first muslim marvel superhero and didn’t know she was a separate character and then made assumptions. I have no idea where they got the idea that she was gay.
I get so fed up with people calling Ms Marvel "woke". Like, is that seriously the bar for some people? Having a main character who isn't your typical white anglo saxon protestant? Are white people so insecure that any time a show doesn't represent them specifically it's "woke". - I say this as a white person. People can agree to disagree about whether the show is good or not, that's a separate question and largely down to personal taste. But people need to stop freaking about about things. BTW still waiting for the Deadpool spin off focusing on Domino. She was (IMHO) the best part about the second movie.
@@WombatMan64 I'd watch a show focusing on Domino! Also, I'm just fed up with the overuse of the term "woke". Now it is just a catch-all phrase for people too lazy to make a real argument.
The military spouse thing honestly bothers me so much. I book hotel rooms, and a few months ago some lady tried to get me to give her the military discount because her dead husband served. I told her that we have to see the military ID of the person who served at check-in, which would be difficult considering the circumstances.
As a bisexual male... your logic about closeted bisexuals being able to choose to be gay is... surprisingly accurate for me when I was younger and didn't know any better. Then I heard evidence otherwise and discovered that I was, in fact bi, and that isn't a choice either. So yeah I can see that making sense to uneducated youths like I was and also, unfortunately, karens.
I always get so scared when I hear about Karen's doing weeding when it's not their job. I'm willing to bet money I dont have that she pulled some important plants because "omg what are those? I dont recognize those. Oh well, must be a weed!".
@@juliee593 The more I hear about the United States the more I do not want to live there, and this tidbit just went on the pile. HOAs are one thing, but this is a step further.
The military spouse reminded me of a lady back when i was a kid: she insisted to be adressed as doctor, because her husband was a doctor (she was a housewife with no medical degree whatsoever 🤡 )
@@Gabi-vt4ex said the person with a biology doctorate, because most medical doctors don't actually hold a doctorate, it's a courtesy given to them in recognition of their work and the time needed to get qualified and how difficult it is, in many countries, they legally have no right to the title, since they don't hold a doctorate, it would class as fraud, even though may have worked longer and harder than someone with a doctorate degree.
@@melancolielupine2023 don't know if it was the case everywhere but in my country that definitely wad a thing. But I'm talking about a time before WWII. You know, when the women were to stay at home and have children. Calling her "Mrs. Doctor" was the way to acknowledge that she's the doctors wife.
When I was in middle school, I asked my friend, Ben, (who I understood to be straight) if he also found other guys attractive. Ben: "no. What do you mean?" Me: "well, like how Scarlett Johansson and Robert Downey Jr. are both insanely attractive", followed by more examples of men and women I was attracted to. Ben: "No, because I'm not Bi, like you." Me: 👀
I totally support your theory of secretly bisexual people with traditional mindsets! I am bisexual and while coming out I met SO many of those answers. People seemed to be able to understand me so well but still couldn't see their own closet back panel. I kind of think being scared of realizing it drove them even further into that attitude that there's "a right and a wrong choice".
I believe that being bi/pan is actually the human *majority, (like it is the default for most complex social species) and repression/shaming just runs that deep. *Edit: changed default to majority because cis-het men got butthurt over my misunderstanding of a word choice.
I have thought this sooo many times as well! I feel as if there's a large percentage of the worlds population that is bi even if only having small attraction to the same gender.
The fact that they keep saying it's a choice suggests that they chose to suppress it at some point. They "chose not to sin" and so therefore I "chose to sin", even though as a gay man I didn't have the option to concentrate on the other side of my sexual attractions like they did.
The pregnancy take is just awful. You get home after years and years of being in a warzone, only to find out your wife cheated on you multiple times got pregnant and now even has the option to sue and charge you to child payments for a child that literally isnt yours only because she probably thought you're already dead or are dying
Awful, entitled, and stupid all in one fell swoop. It's not only hurting everyone involved, but it's probably grounds for a divorce where she would get nothing.
Koi (pronounced like the English word coy, which can mean shy) fish are the REALLY large goldfish (okay, they're a carp species) you see in ponds in people's yards, or at hotels. And that Karen, when she "weeded" the pond likely tore up some of the natural feed and/or pond cleaning aspect of the pond design.
I was just thinking the same thing, I wouldnt dare to mess around in there, but not Karen! Karen gets results. Some Karen kills us all one day, Im sure of it..
I just *knew* something felt off about her doing that! Like seriously, who goes to someone else's business and tears down what could at least be intentional decor because they "don't like how it looks"?
@@hannajung7512 eh why not both, we'll get to the point where no one can have a job because of robots and some karen will be like "well if you want to eat you should of invested all that money [you didn't have] like my parents did into a buisness that runs on robots. We shouldn't have to pay taxes or anything to feed the poor just because we don't work either."
I mean, goldfish are also a species of carp, so, koi fish are just really large goldfish if you think about it. And yes, before someone corrects me, I'm aware of intricacies between species. But source: I lived in Japan and saw tons of white and orange goldfish and kois (some of which can get as big as my now adult forearm, or bigger!)
That's an awesome point listening to someone's opinion with respect instead of "you are wrong" attitude listening to someone's else's opinion can raise important conversations
Dear Click, the idea of bisexual and homosexual people being raised in denial and distain of the queer life, to the point where they are convinced to be straight and act extremely hostile towards the community is called "internalised homophobia/biphobia"
@@thesaltybeard1793 I left that out because grooming is specifically in reference to pedophilia but yeah I guess it's synonymous with indoctrination to those kinds of people
As a mili brat, I am not my parent's ranks. You deserve to be dishonored if you say you are what your S.O. have spent years of training and testing to become what they are Edit: not to mention, what they most likely had to go through combat and some measure of PTSD to be recognized as in both military and civilian sectors
@@shadowlotus6189 very true. Don’t claim what you didn’t earn. You didn’t work for the title your S.O. / friend/ roommate did. Do you want to deal with debt or trauma that comes with the training? No. So don’t go causing problems where there aren’t any. Don’t forget to go outside 😃
As a former military kid, I will never be my mother's rank. She was in immense pain when she trained, and still suffers outside of the military today. I don't want to take her rank when I don't know what pain she's gone through
yeah... I wonder if somebody broke the news to her, that hemp is mainly a textile plant and people make clothes and other stuff out of "the marijuana plant" LOL.
Lmaaaao that needy grandparent was basically like "if I'm not allowed to see my grandchildren all the time then I can't relate to my friends who talk about their grandkids, and I'll get so mad I'll pick fights with my friends and get physically hit, because I'm old enough to be a grandparent but not mature enough to handle having a conversation that I can't turn around to be about me, and it incites me to rage when people talk about things they have and I can't commandeer the topic". That's literally exactly what they're saying. I have a friend like that, like she gets fucking annoyed if I mention any topic that isn't something she can talk about herself. I can't mention a movie she hasn't seen because then she can't interrupt me to talk more about it. If I mention something my brother did, she changes the subject to how she can't relate because she's an only child so let's talk about something her Tata did 25 years ago because that's something that can be about her life, despite being totally irrelevant tonthe conversation. She can't just hear me talk about something, and listen and wait until the subject changes to something where I offer her a place to add some thought. You don't need to speak every few seconds, if there's nothing you can say because you have no anecdotes to relate to the ones your friends are telling, then just don't say anything, let them tell their anecdotes, and wait until something comes up where you can tell yours. People who get antsy and angry because they can't grab hold of the topic every few seconds to ramble about their life story, wind up having no friends in the end, and it's probably why your kids don't want to be around you or have their kids around you, learning your narcissistic bad habits.
@@thedumbdino5134 I'm not sure if I was agreeing with you or not, to be honest. I was going to say that military spouses and kids should get benefits to compensate for the difficulties of being in a military family, but I'm not sure what level of benefits they already get from base living, and what they should receive from the rest of us in terms of discounts. I know there's a lot of folks who believe the families shouldn't get anything special, since they're not the ones going to war, but those families definitely face problems of their own and provide services to the country that most of us don't/can't. Like giving a soldier something to live for and come back home to.
Tbh my dad (retired navy) is a huge bargain hunter, so he's always asking if they have a discount. He makes a good amount, but (just in case..) it's funny, but his wife, my stepmom, is never the one to ask and isn't pushy on it.
24:20 fun fact in alabama after they finally allowed the beauty and the beast movie to air there the employees had to warn tbat their may be inappropriate scenes so no karens will yell at them. The horrible scene that neatly got it banned and had to be warned was gaston's side kick leaning back onto him at the bar scene and going "too close?" And gaston nodding
Oh the bisexual theory is 100% accurate. I saw a post kinda like these where a full on lesbian got married to a dude and had kids. Was not attracted to her husband in the slightest, said being gay was a choice, and she chose god lol. If a lesbian can ignore their attraction to women like that then it’s not far fetched in the slightest for a bisexual to completely squash down and deny their feelings for the same sex
@@falloutthewindowcrazy7608 I'm pretty sure I've heard literally one verse in the Bible that states as much, and it's been at least suggested that it was a mistranslation from the original text On the contrary, a general theme throughout the Bible, though inconsistent as it tends to be, is loving and respecting people who's origins, cultures, and paths might not align with yours Perhaps in the eyes of a parent with conditional love, even the least important things can test it, but in the eyes of Christianity as a whole, such small things hardly test your humanity
I'm a bisexual girl and I thought I was straight for the longest time because... I really like boys, and I didn't even think it was an option to like girls too! If I didn't realize I was bisexual I might have lived my whole life as a straight gal. I think it's very well possible that the number of bisexuals is much bigger than we know
I was literally the exact same but then one day I had to look into the mirror and go "Saying that 'since I have never been attracted to a woman I am straight but if I ever was I wouldn't fight it' doesn't work. Straight people are opposed to dating the same gender. The fact that you feel okay with it means you're bisexual and you probably would have fallen in love with a girl if you had ever let yourself." After that I slowly came to terms with it and after everything when I finally gave myself the option I did end up falling in love with a girl.
I've had strong attraction to other women before. Never sexual attraction, more at a soul level, like massive romantic crushes, but even deeper than many crushes I've had with men. Weirdly, the women I've been attracted to in that way have always been lesbians. Never acted on it, as I've never been interested in sexual activity with other women, only with men. Although these days I'm not much interested in sexual activity with men, either! Marriage to a man, with a lousy, painful, uncomfortable, un-arousing sex life, followed by an end to that relationship (bringing among other emotions a massive sense of relief at the notion of never having to have sex ever again) might have influenced that current lack of interest. So if I was looking for another relationship now, I'd probably be looking at a mostly or wholly asexual relationship, but deep and commited with strong sense of love and mutual respect and attraction, with any gender! Fall in love with the person's mind, not their body. Human sexuality and relationships are definitely not straight forward, even within the same person, wants and needs can vary over a lifetime!
those kids who "planted grass" with there pet fox sounds like amazing people that i want to hang around. i love foxes and there helping the earth reclaim karen's sidewalk back to mother nature (it probably wasnt a fox and they probably didnt plant anything. it was probably kids walking there dogs)
@@janemiettinen5176 And imagine being a probably adult person who doesn't know that when people walk on something day in, day out, and that thing is exposed to nature, it'll eventually wear down-
I am a veteran and it actually pisses me off when people get angry because a business doesn't offer a military discount. It is a business. If they offer one, that is nice and appreciated. I frequent a business becoming of the product and service I recieve and not because of a discount. I also almost never ask if there is a military discount as I just feel awkward and don't feel as of I'm entitled to one. For a spouse to feel entitled is another level.
I'll ask to try to save a buck when I can but otherwise me and you are on the same page. As far as I'm concerned, we got paid for our service, by the taxpayers, and well. More than what I'm making in the civilian world, that's for sure. ESPECIALLY when you start factoring in benefits. And the argument that we could have died doesn't really mean anything to me. I deliver, retrieve, clean, and maintain hospital equipment. I've done it all through COVID. I could have died here. Some jobs are just like that, it's not exclusive to us. Hell, some years US schools had higher casualties than Afghanistan.
Besides, if we're going to take the "you defend our liberty" line, doesn't that include the freedom to offer or not offer whatever damn discounts you please, save where the Supreme Court has decided they run counter to the Constitution? I mean, that's a beautiful thing. Always and forever anti-war, always glad to see anyone back safe. And since it's that time of year, happy holidays.
Same here, I think the only time I've received discount is when I'm in uniform. I don't think about it otherwise. I worked at a restaurant for a bit and had this rude elderly lady yell at me for not giving her a discount for her husband's service. I told her it was policy, but when her husband came in and started yelling at me too, I said F it and gave them both a discount. It really isn't worth the hassle for $2 dollars off.
Especially if it's someone who didn't participate in the military action, but just...patiently waited for their spouse to come back as their contribution, it's wild that they consider the two jobs to be equal-
During a point in the pandemic when it was really gnarly, I told my mother-in-law that if she, her boyfriend, or the two grandchildren she has custody of wanted to be inside with my daughter or us, we'd all have to wear a mask. She said she was taking me to court for Grandparent's Rights (not the first time she had threatened that) and her grandchildren were NOT going to wear a mask because it could kill them. I just ignored her and let her call me a bitch to everyone and dealt with other family members who told me I was "going to far". That is the reality of living in Indiana.
Grandparents don’t have any real rights unless the parent is actually proven to have done anything wrong. People threatening that BS is just trying to take advantage.
Bisexual here, that is pretty much what happened to me. But in a funny way, i was so scared of being attracted to women I only looked at man on man love making. 🤦♀️😂 thanks family! You did a great job putting the fear of god in me lol.
4:10 - This isn't just an American thing! There was a man on a bus who yelled "This is the UK! Spean English!" at a lady speaking a language he didn't understand. Only to be told they were in Wales and the lady was speaking Welsh.
Military spouses: If you want the privileges of rank, sign on the dotted line, go through training, serve and *earn* that rank. Don't imagine for a second that you're entitled to the privileges and renown of a rank that you don't have because you didn't earn it.
Can you imagine one of those gold diggers married to old people being like, "You only give the Senior discount to seniors? What about spouses of seniors?!"
We have a saying out here in Oregon when it gets really hot, that goes something like: "Is it really hot today, or are you into water sports?". It also works well as a greeting on blind dates, or for warming up the congegrations at bar mitzvahs and/or 1st communions!
The lady who was mad about how much disney charged for diapers literally could have just looked around for someone with a similar age baby and asked if they had one in the size she needs.
@w1nterdays have you been to Disney world? It takes a good amount of time and effort to actually leave the park, never mind get to the car and then get to a store. In Florida you have to park then take a boat or train ride to be technically "in" the park. And getting out is a nightmare of traffic. I'm shocked this woman was surprised diapers were 15 bucks inside the park. A bottle of water is like 5 bucks- what did she expect? Nothing is free at Disney.
I can't wait for an update where karen is lambasted & sued by the establishment for killing the water flora in the koi pond and left the expensive fish exposed to predators like raccoons, who treated the pond like an all-you-can-eat sushi bar.
3:55 This reminds me of a Karen post about a woman who got angry at a worker at a resort for speaking Spanish instead of English. They were in Mexico. 🤣
As a bisexual i could definitely see that if i didn't grow up with the internet and had conservative parents i would probally be able to think it was a choice
"they accused my daughter of stealing a £1 lipgloss" "she put it in her bag which she's allowed to do" Babe...that's stealing she stole the lipgloss you just admitted to it 🤣
in regards to Click’s bisexual theory, it’s actually a scientific fact that homophobic men are more likely to become sexually aroused by gay naughty videos than men who aren’t homophobic. there was a study where they had a control group of straight non homophobic men and a group of homophobic men. they showed each group a gay naughty video and the homophobic men got aroused more than the non homophobic men.
22:53 the odd of seeing a post from a Facebook group for the town next to mine, read from a subreddit by a swedish UA-camr is insane and I'm HERE for it
If lady's child died due to denying her medical treatment, that honestly sounds like negligent homicide...
Fr… that sorry honestly broke my heart. That poor little girl 💕💕
That means that the poor excuse of a "mother" must perish
It is. She can and should be sued for it by CPS.
A similar thing happened to my late little brother because my dad had the same beliefs as the lady
yeah that does sound like prison time would be appropriate
As an addition to the Karen who died in the zoo: That was her real name, and not her personality. This was a disabled woman with whose greatest passion in life were cheetahs. She made a very stupid mistake by going into their enclosure and this was recognised by all relevant parties. It was ruled an accident by the authorities and no criminal investigations followed. Her family does not blame the zoo, and still visits it including the cheetahs that killed her as part of their grieving process. The zoo was not sued. In fact, her family loudly spoke out against the people who suggested the cheetahs should be euthanised for the incident. Tragic, but resolved as it should be.
Harambi would be happy
I'm glad the family advocated to keep the cheetas alive!
FCOL, the kiss scene in lightyear lasts at max 2-3 seconds so good luck fast forwarding that you bigot.
The kiss wasn't the problem, the fact that the movie itself is pretty boring was.
I'm glad the family was rational and see it as a tragic accident and not listening to the people wanting the cheetahs to die
That sounds like a tragic and sad event. I'm glad that it could be resolved like that.
"All kids deserve parents, but not all parents deserve kids."
- Sun Tzu the art of war
i have to chant this a few times before watching ailurus' videos
Yes -human being who is competent
Kidnapping? No no no no! Surprise adoption!
HE’S RIGHTTTTTTT
Too many children suffer due to the parents lack of knowledge, another reason why I believe you should need a licence to breed. If you would deny a child treatment you can't have a child.
That Karen didn't just take a dog
She kidnapped a therapy dog named Rip who was 6 months old, then dropped him in another state
Apparently she did this because of a property line dispute
Don't worry, the woman was arrested, and Rip's still alive and was returned to his original owners
I feel it would have been fair to drop her off in another state with no phone
@@Treeeboy Pfft
Yay!
@@Treeeboythat’s my take too lol.
@@TreeeboyGood idea 👍
"I chose to be straight, son!" "Dad, you're telling me you're just queer and have internalized homophobia" I agree, Click.
Why does that sound like my mom
So, I am not "woke". I am male, and Men = meh. Some women = yeah. I recognize some men as conventionally attractive, most as ordinary, some as ugly. Same for women, except sexual fantasy is a possibility for those who are pretty or kind.
That's nice. *grabs face and farts on it*
Now yer smelly.
I had so muchinternalized homophobia, then I noticed I was trans, and since I'm pan-romantic (asexual, but that *might* just be dysphoria)
@@markedwards3647 Why would you tell us about your sexual fantasies and proclaim that you are not "woke" prior to your comment? What does that even mean?
Do the people who aren't "woke" (a meaningless buzzword weaponized to intentionally conflate corporate pandering and what leftists actually care about) talk this way as well? lmao. You know, you don't have to be bi to be "woke" nor loudly proclaim to all of youtube that you are 100% very straight and only have sexual fantasies about women or whatever
"Enjoy the very immunity you neglected to give your dead daughter"
Jesus christ, 2 people committed murders here
Unfortunately the same is true for the baby with pertussis, an unvacinated 2 month old with pertussis is very unlikely to make it and if they do it can cause brain damage and permanent lung and heart damage
I think it was on a different vid tho
That's not 'neglected', that's not "I couldn't be bothered so now we have oopsie", that was a deliberate choice to deny her that. That's worse
@@Lilian040210 isn't that the definition of negligence?
@@Lilian040210 I think there's a confusion here between negligence and ignorance, but I see what you mean!
its hilarious how many people tell on themselves not realizing they're bi. "son you're not gay. everyone feels attraction to both genders, you just have to control your urges"
My mother told me this very thing lol....oh lordy
Reminds me of me being in denial, just "I wish I could date you but I'm hetero" to someone else of the same gender- (wheeze)
That’s not true I’m aro/ace and I feel no attraction of any kind except for friendship and loving family. You do have a point and I will agree with you most of the time I’ve just been told WAY too many times I haven’t met the right person yet. or my favorite that I am autistic so I am a little bit behind the curve at 20
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I consider myself bi but only like barely, I usually just say I'm gay lol
I can not rule out falling for a woman because I'm a person of science but yeah no definitely not seeking a relationship with a woman
As a bisexual who grew up in a religious household, I can 100% vouch for your closeted bisexual theory. I literally thought the same way until I just accepted that homosexuality isn't inherently evil and that there's nothing wrong with alternate lifestyles.
100% agree
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@@Bartek64635joe
@@Bartek64635 go touch grass
@@Bartek64635Look! It’s a wild dumbass!
I was a closeted bisexual Christian and was actively mad at the "gay agenda". Then I grew up and accepted how sexy boobs are.
Yooo way to go
I don't like having them, but I agree they are.
if that isn't me...
@@cewla3348 I have a feeling they were talking about being trans/non binary
@@cewla3348 apparently my comment got deleted, sorry.
I tried to say that it's because I find them extremely uncomfortable and gross, the fact that they bounce doesn't help (well, gravity exists).
But on others are cool, I despise them on myself, one day I'll remove them.
Your bisexual theory makes sense to me. I tried to talk about my bisexual thoughts with my youth group leader and he told me to just ignore the gay half and date/marry a man. Jokes on him though, through the general 50/50 shot, I ended up marrying a man, but not after I started transitioning and taking testosterone. The church tried, but I married a man like they wanted and made it gay
Amazing
Most epic troll ever lol also congrats😁
"they had us in the first half ngl" youth group
You have reached levels above the God they worship lmao
Truly an inspiration.
The Karen whose kid died of measles. She should be charged for the murder of that kid. Or at the very least gross negligence. Holy shit.
@liamsteam walsh Yes because neglect is abuse, and if abuse is punishable then you can be punished for neglect
@liamsteam walsh Idk where this took place, but it sounds like the US. And in the US, parents can 100% be charged with neglect, especially if it causes death. I think the police typically charge it as manslaughter (actions that resulted in death, but death was not intended).
The issue with vaccines/denying of medical treatment, is that especially if the parents claim they withheld care due to a religious belief, it becomes very difficult to parse out whether the parents can be charged. And the US also has vague and hard to pin down ideas about the idea of AMA (against medical advice). If a patient is in the hospital but demands to leave, despite the doctors saying that it will put the patient’s life at risk, the patient is still allowed to leave. Because trying to keep the patient there could result in charges of assault or kidnapping on the part of the medical staff. But it gets more confusing when the patient is not able to decide for themselves, such as a child, or someone who does not have mental capacity to understand the consequences of their choices (such as someone who is actively psychotic, has dementia, etc).
In this case, the parents probably were not charged- bc the mother did try to get medical care Eventually, but it was obviously too late. Because there was an attempt made eventually, based on the letter of the law, the prosecution would probably have a very difficult time getting a conviction. Its not illegal in the states to not vaccinate your kids, so even though her actions resulted in her child’s death, based on the letter of the law, she’s not criminally liable.
Now if the family wanted to sue the mother in a civil case, that probably would be easier. But I mean, what would be the point? No amount of money could ever bring the child back.
@@anjelica948 I know I would sound crazy, but fuck it, if I was the family in that case, I would have sued the crap out of that person until they're bankrupt, I don't care that jailing them wouldn't help someone like that rather than making them go into therapy, fuck it, they deserve getting their lives ruined for htat.
Something tells me she is in same crowd who'll call abortion a crime of killing children. Only in fucking America can science and basic medical practice become political statement.
"All abortion are crime, even underage ones"
"Forced to wear mask is infringes with my right to freedom"
"I have to do my own research on Google before using vaccines"
Damm they are stupid
She would definitely be charged if the case ever went to court. It would be criminal negligence.
Getting vaccinated while you have symptoms is like locking the doors after a murderer is already in your house.
😂
Now THEY'RE the ones locked in here with ME.
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Yes
"A mother/father always knows whats best for her/his child." If this was so, we would not need CPS.
Cheers
these people don't think we need cps
Cheers!
If that saying was true, only orphans would need doctors!
Anyone who thinks we don't need CPS either has permanent rose colored glasses or would have their kid taken by CPS, maybe both
@@meatkirbo yeah... If anything we need way more child protection services across the world! In the US it's bad, in Mexico it's worse.
"How many of these people are just closeted bisexuals in such heavy denial?"
I mean, my mom once tried to tell me that there was no such thing as Bisexual and anyone who thought they were had to be deluded because "I'm attracted to both genders and *I'm* not bisexual!"
So that should tell you something
It's genius! I recommend you watch Anthony Padilla's video with Flat Earthers. They use the same logic, it's hilarious. My favourite part is when Anthony jumps and falls back onto the ground. He then asks one of the Flat Earthers why that happened. She responds: "You didn't fall because of gravity, but because you are heavy."
You can't make that up.
Who’s gonna tell her 😶
That's kind of mindboggling. It reminds me of people saying that they believe that we should work to end gender discrimination, but they're not feminists. Of course it's fine to not claim a label even though it technically fits you, but that's usually not what people mean when they say that. I think the confusion might stem from the idea that you have to relate to (and largely agree with) others with the same identity in order to claim that identity
"I'm a vegan and I eat meat"
"I'm a virgin and I have sex"
"I'm an atheist and I believe in God"
"I have a period and I don't bleed"
Gen Z has about 20% of them identifying as bisexual - most would have come of age when it was (reasonably) safe to do so. Chances are it’s a BIT higher then that. And also probably it’s the same portion for every other generation.
Despite what they say it’s not some trend, it’s just something we naturally have happening
"I did a little weeding" who else thinks she probably destroyed plants that were supposed to be there?
Yeah, those fish are probably dead. Those plants needed to be in the water. 😨
I read that as wedding somehow
Yes I thought that,plants are for oxygen.
@@chatboulon743 Well, in that case, the little Karen should start to save some money. Kois are not exacly the cheapest fish in a pond.
@@vicky5001 Or for looks, shade/food for the fish.
"Let me get this straight. You want me to turn away every single family with children, hundreds of thousands of customers, to keep the business of a single entitled woman? I would say I'm sorry to see you go, but I'd be lying."
As a guy who recently came to terms with being Bisexual after years of repression, you are spot on Click. It’s only a “choice” if the attraction is there in the first place. People easily forget that not everyone has the same feelings and issues. Love ya.
My parents have a very religious background and my mother told me the same when i came out tbh. She told me to "choose well" (Meaning hetero of course) Jokes on her because i am probably a polyamorous pansexual soooo
I am bi as well. I am into femboy time guys and transwomen.
The only choice is whether you choose to be true to yourself or choose to live a lie that ends up hurting not only you but the woman you married in the desperate need for societal approval and for the approval of corrupt organized religion.
Neat. Yeah. Understandable
Ah yes. The choice.
A choice between "repressing my feelings for someone because they have the wrong gender for society's taste and being miserable" and "being unapologetically who i am and love who i love and being happy with that, but also facing lots of harrassment which makes me miserable, too".
What a great choice.
Karen: She got the vaccine and died of disease it was "protecting her" from
Dr: No...she died because she got the virus. You didnt treat her...then got her vaccinated at the time it wouldve not helped
Karen: Agree to disagree...chicken or the egg.
Its like going under the rain for 3 hours. Then open an Umbrella and complain you're still wet
It's like having raw sex for 6 months, noticing you're pregnant and then switching to condoms and wondering why the hell your stomach is still growing.
Dr: At this point you're trying to force feed the chicken the egg it hatched from.
It’s like locking your house after the murderer or robber is already inside your house. Or putting on sunscreen after getting sunburnt.
The closeted bisexual thing: It does in fact happen. An old friend of mine that I'd -cough- BEEN with was absolutely convinced he just chose to be straight after and that homosexuality was therefore a choice. I was like "nah fam, you're bisexual so you have the ability to appear to make that choice yourself."
I've realised I'm bi after I hit 30. Prior to that I kept excusing my attraction to women, even though I straight up (pun intended) watched lesbian porn sometimes. I'm not even sure why. But finally coming to terms with it was the most freeing thing in my life.
My theory is that everyone is a little gay, sort of like a spectrum. Bi people are just close to the middle but being 5% gay doesn't hurt anyone
Wait so you are saying no one can be straight?
@Gaboon Viper idk I feel like I’m just attracted to women, so I’m guessing this does not apply to me?
Ok then by your logic of brains then it is fully a choice..... wow way to disprove yourself.
As a bisexual who grew up in a Christian home, was closeted till my late 30s (and still am with my family), and spent most of my life hating myself for being attracted to men, allow me to say your theory about closeted bisexuals is absolutely correct. It's also why I am so adamant that calling homosexuality a sin is evil. You're causing people to hate themselves over something they have no choice about. You don't get to choose who you're attracted to. If you could no one would choose to be gay or bi.
I remember being a teenager and switching between thinking "I'm definitely a lesbian" because I was insanely in love with my female best friend and then later on going "oh , I guess it was just a self-finding teen thing, I seem to be straight after all" when falling in love with my now bf.
I took me a while to understand I'm bi and that the fact that I thought "I could only ever love that one person I am currently loving" was the teenager aspect of my feelings, not the attraction to men or women.
You could be bi as well as demisexual and/or demiromantic, in which case you would only be attracted to whomever you currently like, but have the potential to love either gender. I'm all three and it took me forever to realize I was in fact bisexual since I'd only had a crush on one person in my childhood. Of course if you aren't demi that's fine, I just thought I might mention these in case you'd never come across them before.
@@rougerain4055 fellow gay demisexual here, took me a long time to understand what it was as i’m generally just so uncomfortable with the idea of sex, dating, or flirting, but am also not asexual.
@@codematrix_yt Yeah the demi ones are super hard to figure out, because you don't entirely not want romance and/or sex but you also have no wish to just do those things? For a super long time I just thought it was because I was shy or because of personal beliefs. It was kind of eye-opening to realize that I'd never been sexually attracted to anyone before, and then helped explain why I never really liked anyone when everyone else did. (The first crush I mentioned above happened when I was a child and has so far been my only crush, I am 25).
@@rougerain4055I'm 32yo, never had a crush. I just hope I'm only demi-romantic and no aromantic, because I really would like have a boyfriend. :(
@@grenade8572just want to let you know that even if you are aromantic, you can still date. It just means you don’t experience romantic attraction, but it doesn’t mean you can’t have a romantic relationship :3
As a former military member, it's obnoxious to hear/see spouses trying to gain the respect that their spouse EARNED through service. These are the same self-entitled monsters that want to be "addressed" by their spouses rank, then send them "Dear John" letters while they're deployed. The audacity is honestly astounding.
Military spouses are some of the worst people ever. I get them a lot at my job (I'm a food service worker). Thank you for your service
I haven't encountered this people thankfully but it's ver obnoxious. Pretty sure my mom would give those folks an earful since she's an ex-navywife (mom and dad divorced). She was never entitled to claim the same rank as my dad who was a petty officer, but a majority of the family is military one branch or the other (except Marines as far as I know). Sorry that you have had to deal with those types of people. Thank you for your service!
I think for some people, it’s more nuanced than that. Many military members cheat on their spouses while away. So it seems fair for the lonely spouses at home to also seek some comfort and human touch. Some people could be away for a year. That’s a lot. Some spouses have understandings about this and if they are honest with each other and okay with it, I don’t see the harm. That’s their business. It’s the same reason may long distance relationship is tough and usually doesn’t last long term.
My cousin was a military. She didn’t cheat or demand anything. I don’t think you can generalize. Maybe it’s a southern or midwestern Stepford wife thing more than a military spouse thing. She raised her first son on her own while her husband was away. The kid had to be reintroduced to his dad. He was used to just having a mom. Which is quite normal for a lot of people anyway, but he did have a dad and just forgot.
@@JDMimeTHEFIRST I never made mention of those who have an "understandings". I specified exactly who I was talking about. I understand those who have "understandings". I was never giving a pass for cheating military spouses either. I was specifically talking about selfish military spouses who claim their spouses rank for special privilege, then turn around and . Cheating in general is wrong, bottom line, depending on what those people have as boundaries. So someone claiming "nuance" to something that specific sounds like someone looking for validation for their own misdeeds.
What is a "Dear John" letter?
About your point on homophobic people actually being bisexual: When I came out to my mom she said besides it being a phase, that everyone goes through that and the she was interested in girls at my age but she grew out of it.
I was just like: ehhh are you sure you are straight?
"Grew out of it" would seem to describe the changing of social circles and responsibilities as you get older, therefore having fewer opportunities for willing, discreet same-sex encounters. If someone was into it and liked it before, they probably would be again, given the chance. Point being, "straight" is a dumb social construct that most people wouldn't fit into, if they could just admit it to themselves and society.
My mum also said that, she also said that she was very masculine when younger but knew she wasn’t trans ftm because she doesn’t want a dong.
I’m not convinced she’s a cis hetero.
I’m bi. When I had a lot of pretty girls around I felt attracted to girls. Later in my life all the girls around weren’t my type because of that I started paying attention to boys more often but I still found girls hot, just didn’t have a proper options. I don’t know what’s wrong or right with my sexuality but I have these “waves” of liking girls or boys depending on the environment.
@@snake_whirlpool Sexuality is fluid. It's perfectly fine to feel the attraction come and go at random.
Sexuality can also change and I am aware of that, but I just think my mom was suppressing her sexuality in order to fit in.
I’m bi but I usually don’t tell many people because I still prefer females
I just wanted to put out a reminder since duck feeding was briefly mentioned 🥰 bread is bad for our friendly neighborhood ducks, be sure if you take inspiration from the idea that you keep that in mind! Things like cracked corn, oats, rice, birdseed, frozen peas, chopped lettuce, or sliced grapes are just fine! These are foods similar to what they would find in the wild, according to Frisco Public Library ❤
While that may be true, ducks will also eat out of the garbage. I saw a duck destroy a baby duck and another duck attack a pizza guy then the whole group just decimate the pizza he dropped. Feeding the ducks a few pieces of stale bread every once in awhile isn't making any difference.
@@mommy2libras I mean if you enjoy the fact it makes their stomachs hurt, go for it?
@kitcatisms "fuck angel wing and stomach problems, I wanna give them bread!"
🍞 😤 😒 😑 🦆🐥
Lol like ok fam; just remember that research is actually your friend and ducks don't find "bread trees" in the wild......
@@mommy2libras the problem is those “few pieces of stale bread’ multiplied by dozens of people add up. Feeding ducks the wrong things very much leads to vitamin deficiencies, growth issues (look up “angel wings” in ducks, it’s horrible), stomach issues, etc and filling them with these harmful foods means they eat less food that is actually good for them. Ducks are omnivores and will eat pretty much anything available, especially when food is scarce. That doesn’t mean people should deliberately feed them something that we know isn’t good for them or that will actually hurt them.
Fun animal fact: Hover flies (what I refer to as “curious bees”), also called flower flies or syrphid flies, make up the insect family Syrphidae (syrphid flies is a term that includes a lot of flies). As their common name suggests, they are often seen hovering or nectaring at flowers; the adults of many species feed mainly on nectar and pollen, while the larvae eat a wide range of foods. They cannot sting or bite although while they are licking you, you can feel it and you might think you are about to be stung, but they are after your sweat.
Ew slurpy little rascals!
we call them drones lmao
how do you tell the difference with a more common fly bc I would rather these than any other fly
@@Girlkisser-Inu They look like bees, yellow and black stripes, but if you look closely its a fly.
My family alway called them “Sweat Bees”. Didn’t know they where actually flies. The more you know .ᵤ.
I have a story that's sort of the opposite of "the homophobes protecting their children from the gay" post. In middle school I took a class where they taught us about melted crayon art. I loved it so much that I decided I wanted to make a masterpiece using the technique. The original idea was this girl trying to hold onto an umbrella that's flying away with one hand and then a mirror image of herself that was doing the same with the other, to represent me and my sibling, and a bunch of rainbow crayons melted down over it like rain. The area under the umbrella was supposed to be mostly color free because the umbrella was supposed to "shelter" that area, not from the gay or anything, I barely knew what that was back then, I just thought it would look cool. Well that got all botched, and the canvas ended up one big rainbow melt with me and my sibling in black silhouette painted on top, which turned out to be perfect because me and my sibling both discovered we are very gay
That's an amazing story lol
In fifth grade, we made this art thing where you made a mushroom and an animal under it in charcoal and cut it out to put over a rainstorm of rainbows. This was to protect the creature from the storm. I did that, but had some of the rainbow rain under the mushroom with my lil rabbit. Teacher loved it. This was art inspired by a children's book about a lot of animals hiding under a mushroom to get out of the rain and the mushroom growing to accommodate them. Loved that teacher. Only kid who added rain with my creature, and now, (to my knowledge) only gay kid from that class.
The prophecy...
A wise artist once said "There are no mistakes, just happy accidents".
You and your sibling found out you're both gay, sweet home Alabama
As a formerly “straight good God-fearing Christian girl” I was DEFINITELY bisexual and in denial :’) my life is so much more fun now ^.^
Walk the path of the grey you get both sides!
Be bi, make homophobes cry
good for you, ma'am. hope you're well and happy now.
I’ll always remember the discussion my spouse and I had about neo-nazis and hools maybe just looking for a “manly” way to touch eachother and that being the actual reason for brawls… he cracked up unexpectedly. 😅😂 He usually doesn’t joke about those days.
Fun fact: The story of Jesus healing the Centurion's "servant." The word that was translated as "servant" actually meant the younger man in a gay relationship. There is no other historical source where the word was used to mean an actual servant. It's entirely possible that Jesus casually healed a gay dude with no comment about the gayness.
as a bisexual that denied it for years (even though everybody knew) and also had the strong belief that 'being gay is a choice' i can confirm your theory
My crazy hot take is that the default is bisexual, I've heard waaay too many men "joke" About being a femboy Or wanting to be with a femboy, and waaay too many girls hyping up their besties a little too..... Affectionately
My crazy hot take is that the default is bisexual, I've heard waaay too many men "joke" About being a femboy Or wanting to be with a femboy, and waaay too many girls hyping up their besties a little too..... Affectionately
I’m native Canadian so I was never aware that being Bi was “wrong” until I moved to a different province and out of my community. So I spent most of my childhood happy in having crushes on Both Mulan and Li Shang, and Nani and David… then we moved and I was made fun of. I only became “ashamed” of my sexuality when I was 12… even if my parents always told us that love is love and that’s all that maters. I’ll never understand why who someone loves Is other people’s business.
thank you adolf
@Man Emperor of Mankind I WAS GONNA MAKE A REPLY ABOUT THAT
it's not wrong
@TheCaesarSaladplease don't compare the LGBT community to nonces thanks 😊
@@polocatfan They weren't
They were just making a point :3
Karen military spouse: Cheating on my husband while he is away is acceptable as he isn't here for me.
Also Karen military spouse: I deserve free stuff since I am supporting my husband while he is away.
Yeah, gotta love how the expectation within that group of self centered military spouses is just to not fill out divorce papers while their partner is away-
Dependas are a whole different breed
@@damienearl8302 That's because they are gold digging. They want the healthcare, housing allowance, base access, deployment money and status of being a military spouse but they don't actually give a damn about the service member they married.
If you’re gonna be a military spouse you’re going to have to keep it in your panties for long periods of time. If you can’t do that don’t marry a soldier
Also "I'm technically a member of the military because I'm married to a soldier - but he's the only one who needs to be disciplined and carry his position with grace, I can drag it through the mud and just flash it whenever it suits me". If military wives want to be considered a unit with their husband, they should show the same discipline and self reserve. He's not having any sex while deployed, why can't she withhold her urges if he has to?
It's so disgusting... Idk how unhinged you'd even have to be, to be so addicted to sex you would cheat on someone who could die at any moment, because you're a bit horny. They make vibrators for that. I've never in my life been so horny that I wanted to hurt someone else or that I would let someone else down, just to get off for a few minutes, you literally just think "no that's a bad idea" and then don't do it. It's insane that so many people can't control themselves and pretend they aren't a wild animal, and have some decency.
You know it’s wild when she starts cheating not only on her husband with the other men, but also cheating on the other men with the OTHER other men.
and then on those men with **OTHER** *other* other men
@@wumbology6072I don’t doubt that that’ll eventually happen.
"Hoodles, Foxes, Grass... POLICE... HELP...!!!!"
Dispatch "Remain Calm Miss we are sending officers right away to you for a mental health check"
On the "closeted bisexuals": I met up with a friend from my undergrad after a few years. He's from a very religious middle eastern family. He told me that he overheard me in the pub once, when I talked to someone and explained about sexuality being a spectrum, and that most people aren't on the side of "completely straight" or "completely gay". For some, it's just that they can also see how people of their own gender are attractive, others can also be attracted to them, but still prefer the opposite gender, and so on. He told me that overhearing me helped him realise and accept that he is bisexual, and that the main reason he wanted to meet up was because my random conversation in a pub had such a huge impact on him. I think that was a great reminder to always speak in a way as if someone could overhear you, and make sure you are saying things yo want to be overheard.
Sexuality certainly is, gender however, is not like all these 14 year old emo girls believe
I love this. I definitely try to write my social media posts this way, but it's important to do it IRL too
Gender is a spectrum. Boy, non binary, two spirit, gender fluid, pangender, gnc, bigender, agender, girl., And those are the only ones I can think of off the top of my head! And then a full grown adults who identify as this. So just remember that just because you aren’t trans, or are trans in the “normal” way, doesn’t mean that we don’t exist. Or that we are attention seeking and childish. Just like somebody can experience sexuality different from you they can experience gender as well ! (Not saying puppygender or dream gender is valid, bc it’s not)
@@i0x37 Even if you don’t use the different names, you can’t deny there are people who are more feminine or masculine :) (Which is generally what people mean when they say gender)
I mean the classic names of “tomboy” or “girly girl” are two older terms to describe how someone who is a woman is on the spectrum between masc and fem. Then you have those who are just as masc or fem but aren’t women, but in the end if we forget about the terms, it’s just a spectrum between how traditionally masculine or feminine you are
@@i0x37 well... nothing is like 14 year olds believe. But gender is still on a bimodal spectrum. You can deny that all you want, but that does not change the facts of human diversity.
My aunt claimed loudly at my grandmothers funeral recently that she just died of cancer because of the vaccine and that now we are all going to follow except for her because she was smart enough not to get it. My 12 year old brother leaned towards me and said "this is the second Karen I see out in the wild." I had trouble not laughing 👀
There's hope for that kid yet. 😄
“The force is strong in you, young one”
- Probably you to your brother
Your brother has been lucky....
@@aldranzam3456 well to be fair we live quite remotely and he doesn't like to go to places where there are lots of people. So he doesn't have many oppotunities to see Karens out in the wild. The other one was at the eye doctor cause she complained about a non white person not speaking german coming to see the doctor 👀
@@animeepstudios9110 if only I had that much repartee in such moments I'm usually just stunned. 😅
About the suspicion that people who "resisted temptation" and chose the Straight Path: yes, I agree that many if not most of them are quite possibly bisexuals in denial. I've often had the same thought. Of course there's no way to be sure what's going on inside someone else's head, but it makes sense. They probably don't even realize, and if they can "choose" to be straight (deny a part of their own sexuality) then anyone can. I'm also willing to bet they still have those "sinful" urges and won't admit it, and have all kinds of guilt about it.
Let the guilt consume them, muhaha.
@@Notmyname1593 no, let the sinful urges consume them instead
There's a lot of social conditioning. I mean, we've all wanted to do things we knew we shouldn't, so we didn't. If you lived in a time when you "shouldn't" be gay, I guess the same applies.
yes it's possible. It's also quite a complex topic to talk about tbh too. Like how often were these thoughs? Do they happen everytime you see someone from a certain sex or are you confusing it with admiration instead? Like even if you are straight there can still be a "flaring" of attraction for very female looking males if that makes sense. Some people also never really thought about it or just didn't have the time nor place to do so. But then again I'm not a psychologist.
Actually, many of them say that they are gay/lesbian, and find that their “marital responsibility” is terrible for them, but love of God gets them through it. I’m sure that some are bisexual, but in the end they all feel like heterosexual marriage is the only thing that will save them from sin.
Koi (pronounced like coy) is a type of long-living carp often used in decorative ponds! Beautiful creatures, too, and the basis of that Japanese myth where a carp swims up a waterfall and becomes a dragon.
As someone who’s in a relationship with someone in the military, I cannot *Fathom* the concept of betraying his trust like that if/when he’d ever get deployed.
Ladies… get yourself a nice toy, a hot water bottle, and then either call or FaceTime him. It’d be like he never left ✨
It's one thing if you're ethically nonmonogamous and everybody involved knows about and is okay with what's going on. This.....is clearly NOT that.
It won't be like he never left, but it can get you through until he's back
I can they are beyond ignorant people that throw life away for people that start wars not stop them.... b/c last time I looked Obama booming a hospital with innocents does not stop wars and so many others can be named through history.... as they say in the army in fact "ignorance is not tolerated" yet they are the most ignorant and the most morally bankrupt by saying its ok to do such a thing just to go after some people. there is no excuse nor reason Obama should have done that nor the army for following such orders. Yet in your little mind you are crying now over Rus when it was a empty hospital that was a military outpost..... the level of ignorance and just plan ignoring of facts proves most humans should have never been given rights you all prove why rights should be earned not just given out.
If she thinks it's ok for her to cheat on him when he's out of the country, that means he should be able to do the same with the locals and the wife can help pay child support for any kids he fathers there. All's fair in love and war.
Yes
I would love to see or hear the reaction of the women who thinks "it's okay to cheat while your husband is deployed", that the husband should be able to cheat as well when they are deployed.
„How dare he! He is supposed to serve his land, not lust and amuse himself with other women! He should be discharged for it!“
All jokes aside, though, it's wild how picture perfect that was of a situation where someone only focuses on their own struggles
like, dude, you most likely got with him knowing he was in the military, or at least decided to stay with him after he enrolled if that came afterward, but you're still forcing him to choose between you not actively cheating on him and his literal job? It's like she equated him being sent off on military duty with a deadbeat dad leaving because they can't deal with the consequences of their actions, but it ain't like he had a choice!
She would lose her crap
I completely misinterpreted the thumbnail summary of this story to "It's OK for HIM to cheat with other dudes while deployed".
In my defense, there is a classic (and hilarious) argument of "it's not gay if it was in prison or the military and there just weren't any lady options around".
I actually do feel bad for normal women who are named Karen.
I do too. Right up until they start saying that calling a difficult white woman "Karen" is using their name as a slur, and equivalent to the N-word. Then I lose all sympathy.
@@Br0nto5aurus Women who say that aren't normal though.
I know someone named Karen, but she goes by Kara. If your name is Karen, I would definitely recommend going by a nickname
My boss is named Karen and I adore her. She's so down to earth and caring. I wouldn't have survived at my job nearly as long if she wasn't there beside me.
@@sapphicsapphire82Need to do the reverse of the girl with a short skirt and a loooong jacket.
So me and my mom met a Karen while we were shopping together. She seemed normal, until my mom asked her to move (politely) because her cart was blocking the aisle. Since english is her second language, she had an accent and the woman said she was being rude (probably because it was loud). I said my mom was just making a simple request and she flipped me off, in front of her son.
Your bisexuality theory (= huge number of bi people who think being straight is just a choice) is commonly held in bi spaces actually, so you're in good company Cliccy!
Also held amongst many gay men and lesbians.
As a bisexual I approve this 👍
Isn't Click bisexual himself?? This is not an assumption, genuine question
@@xylophone_888 nope! As far as I can tell he’s just a very cool ally
What's sad is I've seen it happening in the LGBT community as well, where some of the more radical members have basically made others think that they're gay by shaming them for not "coming out all the way".
Had one of them try doing it to me then basically call me a fake when I called them out on it and mentioned that I had a girlfriend...
Kinda gross seeing that kinda bs, like worse than the bible thumpers 'cause you at least expect it from them.
A considerable portion of shoplifters are well-off. It's not about need or even want. And hey, maybe the girl wanted that specific item but knew Mommy Dearest would screech at her because it was so cheap.
Also, shoplifting for the thrill of it is common in teenagers. It's a tricky phase of life, they're trying to develop autonomy, yet are still very much under the total control of adults. This conflict is bound to lead many to act out in unproductive ways. And, of course, a few of them are just asssholes...
I had someone tell me that being bi isn't real. Said something about how you either give blowies or you don't. Then two sentences later say he just wants a girl with a girlfriend so he can get blowies and food without having to do anything else for her. Methinks he doesn't understand what any of it means
Ah, the classic sex mommy. When you want something resembling a relationship but with no neccessary effort.
lol wt actual f was this dude on about?
@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos no clue he told me I'm broken because I'm asexual and that my husband has something wrong with him since he decided a sexless marriage was an okay thing, he's a whackadoodle
@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos No idea. By his own logic, a guy couldn't be "bi" even if he was literally blowing a guy and penetrating a woman at the same time.
@@lonesavior like don’t these people know about toys and unemployment
0:49 …he didn’t say we smell amazing.. THE WORLD IS ENDING
I know I'm over a year late on this, but if you check his channel description, it tells you that I smell amazing
I am ashamed of this to this day. I kept putting off getting a tetanus shot because like all adults, we can choose when to not go to the doctor for a minor thing but our irrational fears (like needles) tend to get in the way of common sense. I live on a ranch, the owners of that said ranch had sheep with some little lambs. But they did not check to see if they got tetanus shots themselves (yes, lambs can get tetanus), and I volunteered to help make the lamb comfortable in the hopes a shot could save it's life in time so long as we kept it hydrated and not lying on its side to prevent breathing problems. The little lamb's jaw was locked and I have to hand feed it water as it weakly tried to drink water. That whole day was the most exhaustive, stressful, and gut wrenching moments of my life. I still remember it shaking as it's legs locked as it was basically paralyzed. I can't begin to imagine a human being going through this. And I got my shot soon after this event. So when I hear about parents refusing to give their children medicine that could prevent horrific suffering, all I can think about is that lamb and how the miracles are only possible if we took all the opportunities to guarantee them.
Also f*** these parents for putting their children through suffering.
I remember getting involved in that Lynda Carter conversation on Twitter. That person claimed to be gutted that Lynda had destroyed their memory of a superhero she had loved her whole life. Cue hundreds of comments pointing out how Wonder Woman's creator based her on his bisexual wife & bisexual lover who they had a polyamorous relationship with, That WW is from an island populated by just women & that WW herself has been shown to be bi-sexual for decades.
I on the other hand just pointed out the inconsistency with her sudden outrage at Lynda given that she had a similar reaction when Lynda showed support for trans people 9 months earlier and finished by posting a photo of myself as Supergirl (as that was the hero that inspired me when I came out as trans a couple of years ago.
also, BDSM. Comic book Wonder Woman and her island of women were super into BDSM.
@@trishapellis hehe nice
9:14 I looked into the news story. The dog was very well-behaved and served as a THERAPY DOG for the neighbor’s child. The dog was found in Pennsville, NJ. People witnessed the woman abandoning the dog (named Rip) and they cared for the dog in the meantime while catching the woman’s license plate.
Apparently the woman’s motive was a property dispute that had already been resolved. The family moved to Montana after the event and the woman was charged with theft.
shouldve also been charged w animal abuse. i dont like dogs, theyre too noisy and too excited for me bc im autistic and those things rlly set me off, but instead of yk taking the dog perhaps, dont? the fact it was well behaved and she did that makes me so upset :( he was probably just a good boy
@@Laced_With_Acid that’s how I feel too. I mean, yes, I love dogs but sometimes the noise is just too much which is why I prefer cats (my cat meows, yes, but isn’t super noisy but still cuddly) and taking someone’s loved one regardless of who/what it is is just plain wrong
Taking a kids therapy dog out of pettiness and ditching it to potentially die really slow, painful starving death is next level Karenness. Theres so many wrongs, Im baffled this specimen felt its the perfect thing to do.
Damn. I live in NJ. This story sounds so familiar.
Ugh. So petty and awful.
Should have been charged with assault, interfering in medical matters can be charged as assault
Source - I'm an autistic first responder with a service dog (Obviously she doesn't come with me to calls)
I was one of those workers in Yellowstone! Working with Xanterra.
I was in canyon village and there was no communication to us until we started threatening to burn stuff (not sure if that was the actual reason or what, but people threatened and the next day, a meeting).
The first night we were all super stressed and did the only thing we could with no power, and no signal. We drank. A lot.
We all ended up hanging out in the employee common rooms and partying to cope. Some of us called the next day the great hangover because no one was doing well.
I still remember getting cursed at by the guests. They really were like the Karen who complained. One said she spent all her money getting out there, and she didn’t have anymore. I have lists of stories if anyone cares to ask.
But I went back last year, and unless I get hired for somewhere else, I’m guaranteed a spot for this year too!
15:20 thank you for acknowledging the bi erasure involved with "straight pride" and the whole dumb "thank a straight person for your existence" bullshit. I feel like we get forgotten or ignored way too often
And the "thank a straight person" thing would still be false, even if bi people didn't exist because of trans people.
Exactly, bi/pan people can be in heterosexual relationships, and people in homosexual relationships can have children too, we to have to thank anyone in particular for things that can happen with almost any relationship!
Former US Soldier. We call dependents who 'wear their spouses rank' "dependas", when they reach a high enough level of toxicity they evolve into a "dependapotomous"
Isn't that sort of behaviour kind of a form of stolen valour? Genuinely don't know, no family connection to the military whatsoever, but it feels reeeeaaally strange to me....
I thought dependapotomous was only used for those, um, hefty spouses.
@@doncarlin9081 The attitude is an integral part of it. The heftiness is more of a cliche. ;)
I have a friend who thinks she's a Col and that military spouse is somehow a real rank.
Made my day, thank you.
Come to think of it, i now want a tv show where 'military spouses' are made to go through military bootcamp. Sounds like something TLC wouldn't be afraid to pick up.
The whole "can't tell what's satire anymore" thing has a name, it's called Poe's Law (no relation to Edgar).
The wording of it goes something along the lines of: with any extreme position, satire of that position eventually becomes indistinguishable from genduine examples, even to proponents of said position.
In fact, it started off in a creationist debate thread. The original formulation went something like "Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is utterly impossible to parody a Creationist in such a way that someone won't mistake it for the genuine article". The Onion can't even make sure their parodies won't be topped by next month's paper. Just look at their Amicus brief.
9.35 about dog dumped. My late daughter's dog was a rescue who was dumped then shot with an arrow. Thankfully he was found by a hiker who took him to a vet immediately. We had him for 10 yrs and sadly we lost him in April.
Karen: Kids are planting grass on the side walk, they also have a fox on a leash and they have hoodies. Officer: That is interesting but i sure don't care.
Officer: ... WAIT... did you say... "hoodies"? we need air support
Like-
What do they think the kids are even doing? Smacking the ground with a sledgehammer to grow some grass?
Wonder woman was literally based off of her creators two polygamous lovers, his wife and their girlfriend, who were both bi. She was very much made for the women and especially the gays, by a loving and adoring husband.
And even then...it's just colors-
Like, it's hilarious how the same people who claim to be "taking back God's rainbow", which is silly in itself, will freak out at the mere mention of a rainbow in any artwork because it's "infected by the gay!"
And the Tweet about it? Was by the actress who played Wonder Woman in the show.
Came here to say this. Was not disappointed.
Wonder Woman: By the Gays, For the Gays
What's polygamous?
I mean, for the "fluffing other men when my husband is at war isn't cheating" thing, it can be true if all parties involved are agreed on it... Not all relationships are mutually exclusive. However, asking legal child support from the man at war for a children he did not conceived is plain ridiculous.
It's outrageous
Cheating is cheating imo. Don't marry someone if you can't stay loyal. Marriage is based upon fidelity. If you want free open relationships it's ok, but marriage isn't the right option for you then. At least don't cheat on your husband while he is at war smh
@@melancolielupine2023 I mean polyamory is a thing. and polyamorous marriages do exist too, mind you. at least unofficially. We all have the christian marriage in mind, but marriage is a really broadly accepted concept from a LOT of different cultures with different ways to make it work...
And even within the bounds of the legal marriage present nowadays in most country, some couples do involve themselves with other beyond promiscuity in full knowledge of what their partners are doing, with their benediction. It's a rare thing, but not unheard off.
My point being : Marriage, unless strictly Christian, can have the rules you want for it. We all have a different take on it, I guess.
The idea that marrying someone mean you HAVE to stay loyal , while agreed upon by the majority who's monogamous, is not accepted by everyone.
If a trio of people loves each others, why shouldn't they have the right to a ceremony and a ring to show that to the rest of the world? If two people marry, and still have other lovers in their lives, why should it be bad? You said Marriage is based on fidelity, and I wholeheartedly agree : but fidelity to what and who? isn't that for the people who marry to decide? and then, if so, if they consider that having extraconjugal relationships is A-ok, isn't it still within the bounds of said marriage? To me this is way less set in stone that you make it to be.
To each their own, is, in my mind a very important motto to remember.
Just because it wouldn't work for you (and that A-ok too, just to be clear) should not mean it should be forbidden or judged by anyone. don't you agree?
The key part of what you said is "if all parties involved are agreed on it". If that agreement is *absent* , however, then it's just adultery.
@@jamestown8398 Oh yeah, absolutely, I myself said so in my first comment. If said partner knows nothing, it's adultery and nothing else.
I was just taking the counterpart to avoid generalisations about Poly, poly marriages, and why I felt like @Mélancolie Lupine was generalizing a bit too much by saying "multiple partners = don't marry".
I mean, to me, it's obvious the person who posted that post in the video was only committing adultery, but I believe it's important to play attorney for the devil once in a while, you'know, to avoid witchhunts ?
I love how compassionate, caring, & kind you are.
Thank you.💗
Karen in Pokemon is actually more famous for being an anti Karen. She's the one that told you it's more fun to win with the Pokemon you like, no matter how bad they are.
That's because she's a dark-type trainer. In japanese it's known as the "evil" type...
I'll let her see my manager any day.
Lmao laughed for 30mins straight
@@adrianblake8876 so what you’re saying is evil = fun? Well bois it’s time to worship satan.
@@adrianblake8876 ?
I agree that having Pride events has its importance. Though there is one thing I am against and that is the monetisation and over all need of the companies to be “included” by just recolouring their logo rainbow. As soon as June is over the companies revert back. I mainly don’t understand why a wholesome event is commercialised.
To be fair, there are a number of people who will become extraordinarily irate if the companies didn't put there logo to rainbow during june, but otherwise i agree, they shouldn't.
Part of me agrees, and part of me doesn't.
I think it's absolutely amazing that we've come so far that major companies are capable of saying they support gay people in any capacity, as compared to just a few decades ago.
And I personally don't expect them to Constantly have their logos in rainbow colors, or constantly shout about pride, or constantly come out with new merch. So what's so bad with them showing their support during the month dedicated to pride, and then not doing anything for the rest of the year?
I get being a baby gay who wants their whole life to revolve around their orientation, but I certainly wouldn't want that for myself (I'm part of the lgbtqia+ btw). And having all major corporations shoving it in my face year round would be exhausting
Rainbow tax. Literally making things more expensive because is "gay"
I think it's nice they put rainbows up, or it would be if those same companies later supported politicians that are anti-LGBT. The problem isn't them using the flag, the problem is it being superficial. If you can, support small queer-owned buisnesses.
I agree woth all of you. I dont mind the support (though not a part of the community myself) i am supportive because more people happy happier the world. How ever the superficiality of the move from regular to rainbow logo makes me irrate.
Angry Karen: "How dare they have a gay Muslim character!"
Also angry Karen: got the orientation of the character wrong (Kamala is not, in fact, gay).
The whole complaint is wrong cause shes not replacing carol danvers ms. Marvel is a diffrent charecter then captain marvel
Right? She had a whole episode where she was crushing on a dude she met that day.
I’m guessing they just saw like an article about her being the first muslim marvel superhero and didn’t know she was a separate character and then made assumptions. I have no idea where they got the idea that she was gay.
I get so fed up with people calling Ms Marvel "woke".
Like, is that seriously the bar for some people? Having a main character who isn't your typical white anglo saxon protestant? Are white people so insecure that any time a show doesn't represent them specifically it's "woke". - I say this as a white person.
People can agree to disagree about whether the show is good or not, that's a separate question and largely down to personal taste. But people need to stop freaking about about things.
BTW still waiting for the Deadpool spin off focusing on Domino. She was (IMHO) the best part about the second movie.
@@WombatMan64 I'd watch a show focusing on Domino!
Also, I'm just fed up with the overuse of the term "woke". Now it is just a catch-all phrase for people too lazy to make a real argument.
The military spouse thing honestly bothers me so much. I book hotel rooms, and a few months ago some lady tried to get me to give her the military discount because her dead husband served. I told her that we have to see the military ID of the person who served at check-in, which would be difficult considering the circumstances.
As a bisexual male... your logic about closeted bisexuals being able to choose to be gay is... surprisingly accurate for me when I was younger and didn't know any better. Then I heard evidence otherwise and discovered that I was, in fact bi, and that isn't a choice either. So yeah I can see that making sense to uneducated youths like I was and also, unfortunately, karens.
I always get so scared when I hear about Karen's doing weeding when it's not their job. I'm willing to bet money I dont have that she pulled some important plants because "omg what are those? I dont recognize those. Oh well, must be a weed!".
My mom has both done that and had it done to her.
Why would you even weed a place that's not yours without being asked? That's such a weird thing to do
@@juliee593 The more I hear about the United States the more I do not want to live there, and this tidbit just went on the pile. HOAs are one thing, but this is a step further.
@@trishapellis It's a crummy place to live, let's be honest.
@@luke_fabis Yep, who wants to live in a forth world country (look up the definition).
The military spouse reminded me of a lady back when i was a kid: she insisted to be adressed as doctor, because her husband was a doctor (she was a housewife with no medical degree whatsoever 🤡 )
Well I don't know how old you are or how old the woman was, but once upon a time this was normal 🤷♀️
"This man is having a heart attack!! Is there a doctor here?!"
"Well yes but actually no"
@@Gabi-vt4ex said the person with a biology doctorate, because most medical doctors don't actually hold a doctorate, it's a courtesy given to them in recognition of their work and the time needed to get qualified and how difficult it is, in many countries, they legally have no right to the title, since they don't hold a doctorate, it would class as fraud, even though may have worked longer and harder than someone with a doctorate degree.
@@unbekannternutzer25 What ? I've never heard of that. The title of Doctor was always used to refer to the actual doctor, not his partner?
@@melancolielupine2023 don't know if it was the case everywhere but in my country that definitely wad a thing. But I'm talking about a time before WWII. You know, when the women were to stay at home and have children. Calling her "Mrs. Doctor" was the way to acknowledge that she's the doctors wife.
When I was in middle school, I asked my friend, Ben, (who I understood to be straight) if he also found other guys attractive.
Ben: "no. What do you mean?"
Me: "well, like how Scarlett Johansson and Robert Downey Jr. are both insanely attractive", followed by more examples of men and women I was attracted to.
Ben: "No, because I'm not Bi, like you."
Me: 👀
I totally support your theory of secretly bisexual people with traditional mindsets! I am bisexual and while coming out I met SO many of those answers. People seemed to be able to understand me so well but still couldn't see their own closet back panel.
I kind of think being scared of realizing it drove them even further into that attitude that there's "a right and a wrong choice".
I believe that being bi/pan is actually the human *majority, (like it is the default for most complex social species) and repression/shaming just runs that deep.
*Edit: changed default to majority because cis-het men got butthurt over my misunderstanding of a word choice.
I have thought this sooo many times as well! I feel as if there's a large percentage of the worlds population that is bi even if only having small attraction to the same gender.
The fact that they keep saying it's a choice suggests that they chose to suppress it at some point. They "chose not to sin" and so therefore I "chose to sin", even though as a gay man I didn't have the option to concentrate on the other side of my sexual attractions like they did.
@@bigawesomewatermelon9511 I identify as heterosexual but futa aint that bad
@James Cheddar The Romans were always bisexual from the very beginning. Their downfall was Christianity.
The pregnancy take is just awful.
You get home after years and years of being in a warzone, only to find out your wife cheated on you multiple times got pregnant and now even has the option to sue and charge you to child payments for a child that literally isnt yours only because she probably thought you're already dead or are dying
I expect a negative paternity test would clear that up, which is why shes posting this
Awful, entitled, and stupid all in one fell swoop.
It's not only hurting everyone involved, but it's probably grounds for a divorce where she would get nothing.
If the soldier is missing in action for multiple years and the partner believes the soldier to be death, I don’t think it is cheating.
@@YraxZovaldo that's a completely different situation than just away serving.
@@ladykoiwolfe Yeah, but that seems to be the scenario the OP is talking about
Koi (pronounced like the English word coy, which can mean shy) fish are the REALLY large goldfish (okay, they're a carp species) you see in ponds in people's yards, or at hotels. And that Karen, when she "weeded" the pond likely tore up some of the natural feed and/or pond cleaning aspect of the pond design.
I was just thinking the same thing, I wouldnt dare to mess around in there, but not Karen! Karen gets results. Some Karen kills us all one day, Im sure of it..
@@janemiettinen5176 nah, capitalism will get us first. But if that wasn't the case, it would be a Karen for sure....
I just *knew* something felt off about her doing that! Like seriously, who goes to someone else's business and tears down what could at least be intentional decor because they "don't like how it looks"?
@@hannajung7512 eh why not both, we'll get to the point where no one can have a job because of robots and some karen will be like "well if you want to eat you should of invested all that money [you didn't have] like my parents did into a buisness that runs on robots. We shouldn't have to pay taxes or anything to feed the poor just because we don't work either."
I mean, goldfish are also a species of carp, so, koi fish are just really large goldfish if you think about it.
And yes, before someone corrects me, I'm aware of intricacies between species. But source: I lived in Japan and saw tons of white and orange goldfish and kois (some of which can get as big as my now adult forearm, or bigger!)
That's an awesome point listening to someone's opinion with respect instead of "you are wrong" attitude listening to someone's else's opinion can raise important conversations
Dear Click, the idea of bisexual and homosexual people being raised in denial and distain of the queer life, to the point where they are convinced to be straight and act extremely hostile towards the community is called "internalised homophobia/biphobia"
It could also be called "indoctrination"
@@VexRavenhardt or "grooming" lmao.
The straights are not okay
Don't like the term. Seems like a way to discredit a queer person's opposing views.
@@thesaltybeard1793 I left that out because grooming is specifically in reference to pedophilia but yeah I guess it's synonymous with indoctrination to those kinds of people
Gay and bi are personalities not preferences.
YOU 👏 ARE 👏 NOT 👏 YOUR 👏 HUSBAND'S 👏 RANK 👏
As a mili brat, I am not my parent's ranks. You deserve to be dishonored if you say you are what your S.O. have spent years of training and testing to become what they are
Edit: not to mention, what they most likely had to go through combat and some measure of PTSD to be recognized as in both military and civilian sectors
Off topic but the default tumblr pfp is **chef's kiss**
@@shadowlotus6189 very true. Don’t claim what you didn’t earn. You didn’t work for the title your S.O. / friend/ roommate did. Do you want to deal with debt or trauma that comes with the training? No. So don’t go causing problems where there aren’t any. Don’t forget to go outside 😃
As a former military kid, I will never be my mother's rank.
She was in immense pain when she trained, and still suffers outside of the military today.
I don't want to take her rank when I don't know what pain she's gone through
@@mafuyumeI hope you let your mom know that she's loved
I love that Karen with the hemp lotion saying, "We all know what hemp is 😡" WE do, but I don't think YOU do.
yeah... I wonder if somebody broke the news to her, that hemp is mainly a textile plant and people make clothes and other stuff out of "the marijuana plant" LOL.
Lmaaaao that needy grandparent was basically like "if I'm not allowed to see my grandchildren all the time then I can't relate to my friends who talk about their grandkids, and I'll get so mad I'll pick fights with my friends and get physically hit, because I'm old enough to be a grandparent but not mature enough to handle having a conversation that I can't turn around to be about me, and it incites me to rage when people talk about things they have and I can't commandeer the topic".
That's literally exactly what they're saying. I have a friend like that, like she gets fucking annoyed if I mention any topic that isn't something she can talk about herself. I can't mention a movie she hasn't seen because then she can't interrupt me to talk more about it. If I mention something my brother did, she changes the subject to how she can't relate because she's an only child so let's talk about something her Tata did 25 years ago because that's something that can be about her life, despite being totally irrelevant tonthe conversation. She can't just hear me talk about something, and listen and wait until the subject changes to something where I offer her a place to add some thought.
You don't need to speak every few seconds, if there's nothing you can say because you have no anecdotes to relate to the ones your friends are telling, then just don't say anything, let them tell their anecdotes, and wait until something comes up where you can tell yours. People who get antsy and angry because they can't grab hold of the topic every few seconds to ramble about their life story, wind up having no friends in the end, and it's probably why your kids don't want to be around you or have their kids around you, learning your narcissistic bad habits.
"They're spraying the gay everywhere" I laughed way too hard while my wife looked at the cat's spray bottle
I found out last night a online friend also watches your videos and I got overly excited
Edit: spelling error
hell yeah!
The more Click viewers the better!👏
✨Yassss✨
Yessssss
@@gachanoob1012 Hey, the text said “translate to English” at the bottom
Honestly if I was a veteran and my hypothetical wife tried to use me to get free stuff, I'd leave her. Respect our troops.
They certainly shouldn't push the free stuff angle too hard, but it's not like being a military family member is easy.
@@o-mangaming5042 Exactly
@@thedumbdino5134 I'm not sure if I was agreeing with you or not, to be honest. I was going to say that military spouses and kids should get benefits to compensate for the difficulties of being in a military family, but I'm not sure what level of benefits they already get from base living, and what they should receive from the rest of us in terms of discounts.
I know there's a lot of folks who believe the families shouldn't get anything special, since they're not the ones going to war, but those families definitely face problems of their own and provide services to the country that most of us don't/can't. Like giving a soldier something to live for and come back home to.
@@o-mangaming5042 oh. ok.
Tbh my dad (retired navy) is a huge bargain hunter, so he's always asking if they have a discount. He makes a good amount, but (just in case..) it's funny, but his wife, my stepmom, is never the one to ask and isn't pushy on it.
24:20 fun fact in alabama after they finally allowed the beauty and the beast movie to air there the employees had to warn tbat their may be inappropriate scenes so no karens will yell at them.
The horrible scene that neatly got it banned and had to be warned was gaston's side kick leaning back onto him at the bar scene and going "too close?" And gaston nodding
Oh the bisexual theory is 100% accurate. I saw a post kinda like these where a full on lesbian got married to a dude and had kids. Was not attracted to her husband in the slightest, said being gay was a choice, and she chose god lol. If a lesbian can ignore their attraction to women like that then it’s not far fetched in the slightest for a bisexual to completely squash down and deny their feelings for the same sex
The motivational speakers are right: sometimes being miserable is a choice.
@@janerecluse4344 Pretty much-
Your sexuality isn't a choice, but a path of misery through ignoring it can be!
Absolutely no such thing as a "gay Christian " gayness is a absolutely detestable abomination in the eyes of God
@@falloutthewindowcrazy7608 I'm pretty sure I've heard literally one verse in the Bible that states as much, and it's been at least suggested that it was a mistranslation from the original text
On the contrary, a general theme throughout the Bible, though inconsistent as it tends to be, is loving and respecting people who's origins, cultures, and paths might not align with yours
Perhaps in the eyes of a parent with conditional love, even the least important things can test it, but in the eyes of Christianity as a whole, such small things hardly test your humanity
@@damienearl8302 mistranslated? God Almighty clearly condemns same sex marriage it is detestable to God as it is an abomination to him
I'm a bisexual girl and I thought I was straight for the longest time because... I really like boys, and I didn't even think it was an option to like girls too!
If I didn't realize I was bisexual I might have lived my whole life as a straight gal. I think it's very well possible that the number of bisexuals is much bigger than we know
I was literally the exact same but then one day I had to look into the mirror and go "Saying that 'since I have never been attracted to a woman I am straight but if I ever was I wouldn't fight it' doesn't work. Straight people are opposed to dating the same gender. The fact that you feel okay with it means you're bisexual and you probably would have fallen in love with a girl if you had ever let yourself." After that I slowly came to terms with it and after everything when I finally gave myself the option I did end up falling in love with a girl.
@@skygard49 That's such a sweet story, I really hope you're happy ❤
In my case, I just repressed it until my 20s. The attraction I felt towards guys didn't register as attraction, but a "weird feeling".
@@suezuccati304 Congratulations for figuring it out 😁💫
I've had strong attraction to other women before. Never sexual attraction, more at a soul level, like massive romantic crushes, but even deeper than many crushes I've had with men. Weirdly, the women I've been attracted to in that way have always been lesbians. Never acted on it, as I've never been interested in sexual activity with other women, only with men.
Although these days I'm not much interested in sexual activity with men, either!
Marriage to a man, with a lousy, painful, uncomfortable, un-arousing sex life, followed by an end to that relationship (bringing among other emotions a massive sense of relief at the notion of never having to have sex ever again) might have influenced that current lack of interest.
So if I was looking for another relationship now, I'd probably be looking at a mostly or wholly asexual relationship, but deep and commited with strong sense of love and mutual respect and attraction, with any gender! Fall in love with the person's mind, not their body.
Human sexuality and relationships are definitely not straight forward, even within the same person, wants and needs can vary over a lifetime!
You cannot shame a karen. If they had the capability for shame or self-reflection they would not be karens.
I feel like review sites should have a thing where, if you want to review a restaurant you need a valid receipt with a code to leave a review
those kids who "planted grass" with there pet fox sounds like amazing people that i want to hang around. i love foxes and there helping the earth reclaim karen's sidewalk back to mother nature
(it probably wasnt a fox and they probably didnt plant anything. it was probably kids walking there dogs)
Karen also believes someone purposefully goes about and cracks them sidewalks. Her head must be wild place to live in.
@@janemiettinen5176 And imagine being a probably adult person who doesn't know that when people walk on something day in, day out, and that thing is exposed to nature, it'll eventually wear down-
Frfr, imagine not understanding that tree roots growing under will Crack EVERYTHING they are under; sidewalks, housing foundations, everything.
I am a veteran and it actually pisses me off when people get angry because a business doesn't offer a military discount. It is a business. If they offer one, that is nice and appreciated. I frequent a business becoming of the product and service I recieve and not because of a discount. I also almost never ask if there is a military discount as I just feel awkward and don't feel as of I'm entitled to one. For a spouse to feel entitled is another level.
I'll ask to try to save a buck when I can but otherwise me and you are on the same page. As far as I'm concerned, we got paid for our service, by the taxpayers, and well. More than what I'm making in the civilian world, that's for sure. ESPECIALLY when you start factoring in benefits.
And the argument that we could have died doesn't really mean anything to me. I deliver, retrieve, clean, and maintain hospital equipment. I've done it all through COVID. I could have died here. Some jobs are just like that, it's not exclusive to us. Hell, some years US schools had higher casualties than Afghanistan.
Besides, if we're going to take the "you defend our liberty" line, doesn't that include the freedom to offer or not offer whatever damn discounts you please, save where the Supreme Court has decided they run counter to the Constitution? I mean, that's a beautiful thing.
Always and forever anti-war, always glad to see anyone back safe. And since it's that time of year, happy holidays.
Same here, I think the only time I've received discount is when I'm in uniform. I don't think about it otherwise. I worked at a restaurant for a bit and had this rude elderly lady yell at me for not giving her a discount for her husband's service. I told her it was policy, but when her husband came in and started yelling at me too, I said F it and gave them both a discount. It really isn't worth the hassle for $2 dollars off.
Especially if it's someone who didn't participate in the military action, but just...patiently waited for their spouse to come back as their contribution, it's wild that they consider the two jobs to be equal-
During a point in the pandemic when it was really gnarly, I told my mother-in-law that if she, her boyfriend, or the two grandchildren she has custody of wanted to be inside with my daughter or us, we'd all have to wear a mask. She said she was taking me to court for Grandparent's Rights (not the first time she had threatened that) and her grandchildren were NOT going to wear a mask because it could kill them. I just ignored her and let her call me a bitch to everyone and dealt with other family members who told me I was "going to far". That is the reality of living in Indiana.
Grandparents don’t have any real rights unless the parent is actually proven to have done anything wrong. People threatening that BS is just trying to take advantage.
Bisexual here, that is pretty much what happened to me. But in a funny way, i was so scared of being attracted to women I only looked at man on man love making. 🤦♀️😂 thanks family! You did a great job putting the fear of god in me lol.
4:10 - This isn't just an American thing! There was a man on a bus who yelled "This is the UK! Spean English!" at a lady speaking a language he didn't understand. Only to be told they were in Wales and the lady was speaking Welsh.
Yikes
Totally agree. I've always thought that anyone who thinks being gay is a choice has to be bisexual and just suppressing the "gay" part.
Military spouses: If you want the privileges of rank, sign on the dotted line, go through training, serve and *earn* that rank. Don't imagine for a second that you're entitled to the privileges and renown of a rank that you don't have because you didn't earn it.
"is it really hot today, or is it just you?" translated to yiddish:
איז עס טאַקע הייס הייַנט, אָדער איז עס נאָר איר
Your closeted bisexual theory is spot on. Hit the nail on the head. It is exactly that
Can you imagine one of those gold diggers married to old people being like, "You only give the Senior discount to seniors? What about spouses of seniors?!"
_"What about the children and grandchildren of seniors? My grandfather is pretty old."_
@@scepticalhyenas5750 My grandfather is so old he died, where is my senior citizen discount!?
"They told me to leave. I'M NOT COMING BACK!" That's true generosity right there.
We have a saying out here in Oregon when it gets really hot, that goes something like: "Is it really hot today, or are you into water sports?". It also works well as a greeting on blind dates, or for warming up the congegrations at bar mitzvahs and/or 1st communions!
The lady who was mad about how much disney charged for diapers literally could have just looked around for someone with a similar age baby and asked if they had one in the size she needs.
Or leave Disney property to go to the closest store. Much cheaper off property
@w1nterdays have you been to Disney world? It takes a good amount of time and effort to actually leave the park, never mind get to the car and then get to a store. In Florida you have to park then take a boat or train ride to be technically "in" the park. And getting out is a nightmare of traffic. I'm shocked this woman was surprised diapers were 15 bucks inside the park. A bottle of water is like 5 bucks- what did she expect? Nothing is free at Disney.
I can't wait for an update where karen is lambasted & sued by the establishment for killing the water flora in the koi pond and left the expensive fish exposed to predators like raccoons, who treated the pond like an all-you-can-eat sushi bar.
Karens have always existed to ruin everyone's day, but with the internet we get to mock them together and that's amazing
3:55 This reminds me of a Karen post about a woman who got angry at a worker at a resort for speaking Spanish instead of English. They were in Mexico. 🤣
As a bisexual i could definitely see that if i didn't grow up with the internet and had conservative parents i would probally be able to think it was a choice
My cousin tried to convince me that no one is born gay. 💀
"they accused my daughter of stealing a £1 lipgloss" "she put it in her bag which she's allowed to do"
Babe...that's stealing she stole the lipgloss you just admitted to it 🤣
Plus if the price is that minute to you that she could pay for it easily, shame on you × 100
The post said she put her phone in her bag, not the lipgloss
in regards to Click’s bisexual theory, it’s actually a scientific fact that homophobic men are more likely to become sexually aroused by gay naughty videos than men who aren’t homophobic. there was a study where they had a control group of straight non homophobic men and a group of homophobic men. they showed each group a gay naughty video and the homophobic men got aroused more than the non homophobic men.
I might be using that statistic in my next argument. Do you havr any idea how I can track it down?
Thanks in advance!
@@silverthedruid4754 In googling it, Psychology Today has posted all six pages of the original research online, I’m sure you can find that! Good luck!
@@junkyosha8729 Thanks a lot!
22:53 the odd of seeing a post from a Facebook group for the town next to mine, read from a subreddit by a swedish UA-camr is insane and I'm HERE for it