Glad we got past your whataboutism eventually.

I literally didn’t… I even explicitly said you dont need to block anyone. You might find fewer “trolls” if you bothered to read comments before responding to them.

Are you … just looking to pick a fight?

No, you don’t need to block anyone, but blocking is a useful and important tool.

… yes… which is why both tools exist, and why you should report people who break community rules before blocking them.

Need to get that out of the gene pool.

Nah, I disagree with you there.

Is it an argument from etymology to say “this has been called milk for hundreds of years and continues to be called milk so it is reasonable to call it milk”

Or is it just descriptivism?

Its not a lie… thats how people know and name the item. In fact this ban would punish people using natural established names for things thst have been in use for decades. It is nonsensical.

I think you’ll find most people have no problem with tipping, only with forced tipping or the cultural pressure to tip. Most people dont want to stop you from tipping if you would like to.

Vegan products are suitable for a large range of dietary preferences and requirements, like vegetarians, vegans, and people who avoid specific animal meats for religious reasons. This makes them more flexible.

Also keep in mind “vegan non perishables” includes things like rice and beans, canned vegetables, dried grains, spices. On top of things like TVP.

Right… its usually casual xenophobia. Which never in any country becomes habitual serious xenophobia, particularly not in the US.

Hey man, eugenics is fucking evil.

The next stage of US tipping culture.

And I’m sure its comforting for you to believe that. Unfortunately looking down on others doesnt make you right.

Surely not seeing their content does fix the problem.

• This person’s comments and posts are making my experience worse
• block
• no longer see their comments and posts
• experience no longer being damaged by their comments and posts.

The damage to the ozone layer is reducing and has been for decades.

Im sorry, I assumed you were confused by the “on a date” part.

Yeap. Strange choice to make, I agree. But negging at any time is a strange choice.

Well, i got on some dating apps, spoke with some guys who fizzled out, had some awkward dinners, and eventually got a boyfriend. Together for 3 years now.

For specifics.

• I live in a major city so dating pool is relatively large.
• be realistic about your own looks when approaching people. I’m pretty average looking and when I approach guys who are cute but not outlandishly gorgeous I had a better time.
• some people will try and neg you during a date. It will be super obvious. It will make the date suck
• don’t stick out a bad date because of any sense of obligation.

It took me a long time to find someone who I meshed with, and who I was excited to see every day. It only really clicked when I stopped trying so hard on dates. Just… had an honest conversation.

I would rather gnaw off my own foot than go on another first date.

Literally how every religious person does it.