Here’s a hint: When you say “I’m not trying to be disrespectful, but…” you already know that what you’re about to say is disrespectful.
Saying those words before your disrespectful content does not change anything, except to show that you are completely aware of being disrespectful, and you just don’t care.
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In a private kink-adjacent group I’m in on Facebook (probably 98% male-identifying for context), a recent post asked: “Sometimes we go about the subject of
“i pray you attract lovers romantic and platonic that never aim to manipulate or harm you, that never embarrass you, make you question your sanity,
If I’m not all in, willing to see where it will go, I don’t bother. I won’t waste your time or mine. Who can give
“Love hurts!” “I’ll never love again.” “It’s stupid to trust people.” What I’m reading here is that these people are willing to allow one person
“Avoid false friendship at all costs.” I agree. Motivational speaker Jim Rohn famously said that we are the average of the five people we spend
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