Topic: SHOCKING. Woman is punched in the testicles at JFK airport
Erik !AltRitexT6 started this discussion 2 years ago #109,965
Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 15 minutes later[^] [v] #1,225,881
Ciswomen fear competing with transwomen, because biological males are better at everything.
These violent outbursts are a desperate attempt to hold onto an easy life of spreading leg to get what they want.
soon REAL women, transwomen, will be replacing them. mark my words.
These violent outbursts are a desperate attempt to hold onto an easy life of spreading leg to get what they want.
soon REAL women, transwomen, will be replacing them. mark my words.
Anonymous C joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 19 minutes later, 35 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #1,225,882
@previous (B)
So then want are you if you’re neither a cisgender girl or a transgender girl? Because certainly it’s not that off a man
So then want are you if you’re neither a cisgender girl or a transgender girl? Because certainly it’s not that off a man
spectacles joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 1 day later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,060
do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before? I've never known anywhere as hung up on transgender genitals as here and I've spent more than enough time on grindr to know how little even gay people ever worry about the state, condition or any particular aspect transgender genitals, but of course here's a whole nother news article about it again.
just go to tgtube.com and get it out of your system.
just go to tgtube.com and get it out of your system.
Anonymous E joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 6 hours later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,107
@previous (spectacles)
> do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before? I've never known anywhere as hung up on transgender genitals as here and I've spent more than enough time on grindr to know how little even gay people ever worry about the state, condition or any particular aspect transgender genitals, but of course here's a whole nother news article about it again.
>
> just go to tgtube.com and get it out of your system.
It’s funny
> do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before? I've never known anywhere as hung up on transgender genitals as here and I've spent more than enough time on grindr to know how little even gay people ever worry about the state, condition or any particular aspect transgender genitals, but of course here's a whole nother news article about it again.
>
> just go to tgtube.com and get it out of your system.
It’s funny
Meta !Sober//iZs joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 7 hours later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,146
@1,226,060 (spectacles)
> do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before?
It's probably more sane than pretending to be a woman all day.
> do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before?
It's probably more sane than pretending to be a woman all day.
Anonymous E replied with this 2 years ago, 7 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,151
@previous (Meta !Sober//iZs)
> > do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before?
>
> It's probably more sane than pretending to be a woman all day.
lol
> > do y'all like wake up every morning, roll out of bed, pour a cup of coffee and sit down at the computer and just go, like, immediately back to where you left off the night before?
>
> It's probably more sane than pretending to be a woman all day.
lol
Anonymous G joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 1 minute later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,152
spectacles replied with this 2 years ago, 22 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,157
@1,226,146 (Meta !Sober//iZs)
You're one of the few people with balls around here, I'll give you that
You're one of the few people with balls around here, I'll give you that
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spectacles double-posted this 2 years ago, 2 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,158
So What's ur deal meta? Why u mad?
spectacles triple-posted this 2 years ago, 17 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,159
@1,226,146 (Meta !Sober//iZs)
Actually, I retract my question, meta.
I talked a lot of shit about anon posters and namefags, you're entitled to not be accused of being mad just for making jokes at my expense.
It would be nice if people wouldn't throw my addictions in my face. You're sober, you know it doesn't make it easier when people intentionally remind you of it or accuse you of being drunk.
And I'm sure you know dope isn't an easy craving to get past, so, please. If you would, stop being that guy that gets sober and doesn't care to avoid reminding others of their own shortcomings.
Actually, I retract my question, meta.
I talked a lot of shit about anon posters and namefags, you're entitled to not be accused of being mad just for making jokes at my expense.
It would be nice if people wouldn't throw my addictions in my face. You're sober, you know it doesn't make it easier when people intentionally remind you of it or accuse you of being drunk.
And I'm sure you know dope isn't an easy craving to get past, so, please. If you would, stop being that guy that gets sober and doesn't care to avoid reminding others of their own shortcomings.
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Erik !AltRitexT6 (OP) replied with this 2 years ago, 1 hour later, 1 day after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,161
Anonymous E replied with this 2 years ago, 6 hours later, 2 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,170
Anonymous G replied with this 2 years ago, 31 minutes later, 2 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,171
spectacles replied with this 2 years ago, 9 hours later, 2 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,230
@1,226,161 (Erik !AltRitexT6)
no, it's a long story. girl I started seeing the summer before I left here, she was a waitress I met during lunch in the spring, we started seeing each other and going out. she was 24, and had a big personality and seemingly endless vitality and energy and was always in an upbeat mood and she was the one who asked for. my number, she asked me out, and I was too flattered to say no. I didn't think it would go anywhere, and ultimately it did not go anywhere. but we'd been dating for months when she told me about her habit.
I just smoked weed at the time, and she didn't seem like a lunatic or anything, I knew nothing about meth, and she told me a bunch and said it was just overblown sensationalism and people didn't know what they were talking about. I tried not to be too judgemental, and decided I wasn't going to let that be the thing that took her away. I tried to be someone that she could trust I guess, and that summer I started seeing the negatives she was hiding. we did start to have issues, my mistake was thinking I could have influence on her, even though I knew there was a good chance, just knowing myself, that she could be an influence on me. I knew there were nights I could not for the life of me fall asleep when I stayed with her. I'd leave the room if she was smoking with her roommate, but obviously it was effecting me secondhand.
idk if I didn't break up with her that summer because I cared about her and didn't want to lose her, or if I'd feel panic because I was starting to spend as much time with her at her place as I could and probably on some level separating from that was less about her than I admitted at the time.
she was actually kind of annoying, and selfish, and inconsiderate and careless.
but, no, I loved her.... whatever.
then a bunch of drama unfolded that's irrelevant except she needed "rescue," of course, and like a typical fuck stick I invited her into my home to live.
I thought either I was going to save her life and she would quit for me and we would be blah, blah, blah- or
I would be destroyed trying and when I made choices based on that logic the several times I did make that choice
I told myself -i actually have small tattoos a cartoon field mouse riding a hawk, and a hawk and a field mouse crashed into a cliff.
point is if you're going to do something stupid, you have to make sure you make it be worthwhile. there are dumb choices that don't matter much, and you dust yourself off and move along. and then there are dumb choices that you may think you know the cost but honestly have no clue and it may snatch you up and kill you, or you may find out why mice don't fly.
I thought that she was worth the cost, that I had some idea of what i was getting into. no. I absolutely did not have any idea what I was getting into.
that was August 2018, we were broken up by june of 2019. we had known each other and been dating for a little over a year. first time I smoked with her was like early October after she moved in. but I'd been exposed to it and around it for 6 months and sitting in the room while they smoked at her place for 3 or 4 of the 6, and then by October I asked to try it.
don't smoke meth.
just trust me that's some real solid, sage advice and comes from wisdom. I know it SEEMS so self evident. and it is. but, if it comes from common sense and, like, general knowledge and I guess a position of, idk, arrogant self awareness that, lol, no shit sherlock, drugs are bad m'kay, that's fine, I totally get that, but, for real.
don't do something stupid unless you can make losing your life worth it.
it was extraordinarily bad. not going to lie.
but, it was also extraordinarily, idk if adventurous is the right word. idk what the right word is. Alice in wonderland, the matrix, being swept up in something way beyond any kind of control, surreal, nonsensical, I'm pretty sure I have a grasp on the areas that I had become an unreliable narrator for at the time.
I have a much deeper understanding of a few things most people don't have, and don't want to have, but think they get it.
but, no, no they don't. and that's probably good, not everyone finds their way back from some places of understanding.
understanding paranoia, truly and totally being in the midst of it means, like, the most normal thing in the world. it makes more sense than anything you've ever experienced. you have no idea. feels no different than anyone reading this feels right now. but imagine if someone had to convince you what today was like for you wasn't what happened at all.
so, anyway, no it wasn't a meme. I was the one who admitted here last year when kook decided to hang me for it. and she said it so much and made such a joke about it and convinced so many people I was still an active user that it became a meme, and she's a piece of shit person, I haven't used since summer of 2021 when I last relapsed.
but, it did absolutely cost the thing I told myself I'd better make sure was worth what I got in exchange.
I guess you could say squeegee didn't make it.
who else would jump on the back of a falcon and fly off at 200mph and immediately pancake that fucker into the side of a mountain?
and then say, yeah that was worth it. I god damn better be.
no, it's a long story. girl I started seeing the summer before I left here, she was a waitress I met during lunch in the spring, we started seeing each other and going out. she was 24, and had a big personality and seemingly endless vitality and energy and was always in an upbeat mood and she was the one who asked for. my number, she asked me out, and I was too flattered to say no. I didn't think it would go anywhere, and ultimately it did not go anywhere. but we'd been dating for months when she told me about her habit.
I just smoked weed at the time, and she didn't seem like a lunatic or anything, I knew nothing about meth, and she told me a bunch and said it was just overblown sensationalism and people didn't know what they were talking about. I tried not to be too judgemental, and decided I wasn't going to let that be the thing that took her away. I tried to be someone that she could trust I guess, and that summer I started seeing the negatives she was hiding. we did start to have issues, my mistake was thinking I could have influence on her, even though I knew there was a good chance, just knowing myself, that she could be an influence on me. I knew there were nights I could not for the life of me fall asleep when I stayed with her. I'd leave the room if she was smoking with her roommate, but obviously it was effecting me secondhand.
idk if I didn't break up with her that summer because I cared about her and didn't want to lose her, or if I'd feel panic because I was starting to spend as much time with her at her place as I could and probably on some level separating from that was less about her than I admitted at the time.
she was actually kind of annoying, and selfish, and inconsiderate and careless.
but, no, I loved her.... whatever.
then a bunch of drama unfolded that's irrelevant except she needed "rescue," of course, and like a typical fuck stick I invited her into my home to live.
I thought either I was going to save her life and she would quit for me and we would be blah, blah, blah- or
I would be destroyed trying and when I made choices based on that logic the several times I did make that choice
I told myself -i actually have small tattoos a cartoon field mouse riding a hawk, and a hawk and a field mouse crashed into a cliff.
point is if you're going to do something stupid, you have to make sure you make it be worthwhile. there are dumb choices that don't matter much, and you dust yourself off and move along. and then there are dumb choices that you may think you know the cost but honestly have no clue and it may snatch you up and kill you, or you may find out why mice don't fly.
I thought that she was worth the cost, that I had some idea of what i was getting into. no. I absolutely did not have any idea what I was getting into.
that was August 2018, we were broken up by june of 2019. we had known each other and been dating for a little over a year. first time I smoked with her was like early October after she moved in. but I'd been exposed to it and around it for 6 months and sitting in the room while they smoked at her place for 3 or 4 of the 6, and then by October I asked to try it.
don't smoke meth.
just trust me that's some real solid, sage advice and comes from wisdom. I know it SEEMS so self evident. and it is. but, if it comes from common sense and, like, general knowledge and I guess a position of, idk, arrogant self awareness that, lol, no shit sherlock, drugs are bad m'kay, that's fine, I totally get that, but, for real.
don't do something stupid unless you can make losing your life worth it.
it was extraordinarily bad. not going to lie.
but, it was also extraordinarily, idk if adventurous is the right word. idk what the right word is. Alice in wonderland, the matrix, being swept up in something way beyond any kind of control, surreal, nonsensical, I'm pretty sure I have a grasp on the areas that I had become an unreliable narrator for at the time.
I have a much deeper understanding of a few things most people don't have, and don't want to have, but think they get it.
but, no, no they don't. and that's probably good, not everyone finds their way back from some places of understanding.
understanding paranoia, truly and totally being in the midst of it means, like, the most normal thing in the world. it makes more sense than anything you've ever experienced. you have no idea. feels no different than anyone reading this feels right now. but imagine if someone had to convince you what today was like for you wasn't what happened at all.
so, anyway, no it wasn't a meme. I was the one who admitted here last year when kook decided to hang me for it. and she said it so much and made such a joke about it and convinced so many people I was still an active user that it became a meme, and she's a piece of shit person, I haven't used since summer of 2021 when I last relapsed.
but, it did absolutely cost the thing I told myself I'd better make sure was worth what I got in exchange.
I guess you could say squeegee didn't make it.
who else would jump on the back of a falcon and fly off at 200mph and immediately pancake that fucker into the side of a mountain?
and then say, yeah that was worth it. I god damn better be.
Anonymous E replied with this 2 years ago, 16 hours later, 3 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,345
@previous (spectacles)
You denied doing meth lol, everyone said you were on meth the second you came back and started posting weird tldr rants about trans discrimination and begging Brie and kook for money and then getting mad at kook when she said you were being a whore and were on meth then you started pulling up her old transphobic/racist posts
You denied doing meth lol, everyone said you were on meth the second you came back and started posting weird tldr rants about trans discrimination and begging Brie and kook for money and then getting mad at kook when she said you were being a whore and were on meth then you started pulling up her old transphobic/racist posts
spectacles replied with this 2 years ago, 25 minutes later, 3 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,352
Anonymous H joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 1 hour later, 3 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,360
@1,226,230 (spectacles)
> no, it's a long story.
Are you familiar with concept of making a long story short?
> girl I started seeing the summer before I left here, she was a waitress I met during lunch in the spring, we started seeing each other and going out. she was 24, and had a big personality and seemingly endless vitality and energy and was always in an upbeat mood and she was the one who asked for. my number, she asked me out, and I was too flattered to say no. I didn't think it would go anywhere, and ultimately it did not go anywhere. but we'd been dating for months when she told me about her habit.
> I just smoked weed at the time, and she didn't seem like a lunatic or anything, I knew nothing about meth, and she told me a bunch and said it was just overblown sensationalism and people didn't know what they were talking about. I tried not to be too judgemental, and decided I wasn't going to let that be the thing that took her away. I tried to be someone that she could trust I guess, and that summer I started seeing the negatives she was hiding. we did start to have issues, my mistake was thinking I could have influence on her, even though I knew there was a good chance, just knowing myself, that she could be an influence on me. I knew there were nights I could not for the life of me fall asleep when I stayed with her. I'd leave the room if she was smoking with her roommate, but obviously it was effecting me secondhand.
> idk if I didn't break up with her that summer because I cared about her and didn't want to lose her, or if I'd feel panic because I was starting to spend as much time with her at her place as I could and probably on some level separating from that was less about her than I admitted at the time.
> she was actually kind of annoying, and selfish, and inconsiderate and careless.
> but, no, I loved her.... whatever.
> then a bunch of drama unfolded that's irrelevant except she needed "rescue," of course, and like a typical fuck stick I invited her into my home to live.
> I thought either I was going to save her life and she would quit for me and we would be blah, blah, blah- or
> I would be destroyed trying and when I made choices based on that logic the several times I did make that choice
> I told myself -i actually have small tattoos a cartoon field mouse riding a hawk, and a hawk and a field mouse crashed into a cliff.
> point is if you're going to do something stupid, you have to make sure you make it be worthwhile. there are dumb choices that don't matter much, and you dust yourself off and move along. and then there are dumb choices that you may think you know the cost but honestly have no clue and it may snatch you up and kill you, or you may find out why mice don't fly.
> I thought that she was worth the cost, that I had some idea of what i was getting into. no. I absolutely did not have any idea what I was getting into.
> that was August 2018, we were broken up by june of 2019. we had known each other and been dating for a little over a year. first time I smoked with her was like early October after she moved in. but I'd been exposed to it and around it for 6 months and sitting in the room while they smoked at her place for 3 or 4 of the 6, and then by October I asked to try it.
> don't smoke meth.
> just trust me that's some real solid, sage advice and comes from wisdom. I know it SEEMS so self evident. and it is. but, if it comes from common sense and, like, general knowledge and I guess a position of, idk, arrogant self awareness that, lol, no shit sherlock, drugs are bad m'kay, that's fine, I totally get that, but, for real.
> don't do something stupid unless you can make losing your life worth it.
> it was extraordinarily bad. not going to lie.
> but, it was also extraordinarily, idk if adventurous is the right word. idk what the right word is. Alice in wonderland, the matrix, being swept up in something way beyond any kind of control, surreal, nonsensical, I'm pretty sure I have a grasp on the areas that I had become an unreliable narrator for at the time.
> I have a much deeper understanding of a few things most people don't have, and don't want to have, but think they get it.
> but, no, no they don't. and that's probably good, not everyone finds their way back from some places of understanding.
> understanding paranoia, truly and totally being in the midst of it means, like, the most normal thing in the world. it makes more sense than anything you've ever experienced. you have no idea. feels no different than anyone reading this feels right now. but imagine if someone had to convince you what today was like for you wasn't what happened at all.
> so, anyway, no it wasn't a meme. I was the one who admitted here last year when kook decided to hang me for it. and she said it so much and made such a joke about it and convinced so many people I was still an active user that it became a meme, and she's a piece of shit person, I haven't used since summer of 2021 when I last relapsed.
> but, it did absolutely cost the thing I told myself I'd better make sure was worth what I got in exchange.
> I guess you could say squeegee didn't make it.
> who else would jump on the back of a falcon and fly off at 200mph and immediately pancake that fucker into the side of a mountain?
> and then say, yeah that was worth it. I god damn better be.
Apparently not.
> no, it's a long story.
Are you familiar with concept of making a long story short?
> girl I started seeing the summer before I left here, she was a waitress I met during lunch in the spring, we started seeing each other and going out. she was 24, and had a big personality and seemingly endless vitality and energy and was always in an upbeat mood and she was the one who asked for. my number, she asked me out, and I was too flattered to say no. I didn't think it would go anywhere, and ultimately it did not go anywhere. but we'd been dating for months when she told me about her habit.
> I just smoked weed at the time, and she didn't seem like a lunatic or anything, I knew nothing about meth, and she told me a bunch and said it was just overblown sensationalism and people didn't know what they were talking about. I tried not to be too judgemental, and decided I wasn't going to let that be the thing that took her away. I tried to be someone that she could trust I guess, and that summer I started seeing the negatives she was hiding. we did start to have issues, my mistake was thinking I could have influence on her, even though I knew there was a good chance, just knowing myself, that she could be an influence on me. I knew there were nights I could not for the life of me fall asleep when I stayed with her. I'd leave the room if she was smoking with her roommate, but obviously it was effecting me secondhand.
> idk if I didn't break up with her that summer because I cared about her and didn't want to lose her, or if I'd feel panic because I was starting to spend as much time with her at her place as I could and probably on some level separating from that was less about her than I admitted at the time.
> she was actually kind of annoying, and selfish, and inconsiderate and careless.
> but, no, I loved her.... whatever.
> then a bunch of drama unfolded that's irrelevant except she needed "rescue," of course, and like a typical fuck stick I invited her into my home to live.
> I thought either I was going to save her life and she would quit for me and we would be blah, blah, blah- or
> I would be destroyed trying and when I made choices based on that logic the several times I did make that choice
> I told myself -i actually have small tattoos a cartoon field mouse riding a hawk, and a hawk and a field mouse crashed into a cliff.
> point is if you're going to do something stupid, you have to make sure you make it be worthwhile. there are dumb choices that don't matter much, and you dust yourself off and move along. and then there are dumb choices that you may think you know the cost but honestly have no clue and it may snatch you up and kill you, or you may find out why mice don't fly.
> I thought that she was worth the cost, that I had some idea of what i was getting into. no. I absolutely did not have any idea what I was getting into.
> that was August 2018, we were broken up by june of 2019. we had known each other and been dating for a little over a year. first time I smoked with her was like early October after she moved in. but I'd been exposed to it and around it for 6 months and sitting in the room while they smoked at her place for 3 or 4 of the 6, and then by October I asked to try it.
> don't smoke meth.
> just trust me that's some real solid, sage advice and comes from wisdom. I know it SEEMS so self evident. and it is. but, if it comes from common sense and, like, general knowledge and I guess a position of, idk, arrogant self awareness that, lol, no shit sherlock, drugs are bad m'kay, that's fine, I totally get that, but, for real.
> don't do something stupid unless you can make losing your life worth it.
> it was extraordinarily bad. not going to lie.
> but, it was also extraordinarily, idk if adventurous is the right word. idk what the right word is. Alice in wonderland, the matrix, being swept up in something way beyond any kind of control, surreal, nonsensical, I'm pretty sure I have a grasp on the areas that I had become an unreliable narrator for at the time.
> I have a much deeper understanding of a few things most people don't have, and don't want to have, but think they get it.
> but, no, no they don't. and that's probably good, not everyone finds their way back from some places of understanding.
> understanding paranoia, truly and totally being in the midst of it means, like, the most normal thing in the world. it makes more sense than anything you've ever experienced. you have no idea. feels no different than anyone reading this feels right now. but imagine if someone had to convince you what today was like for you wasn't what happened at all.
> so, anyway, no it wasn't a meme. I was the one who admitted here last year when kook decided to hang me for it. and she said it so much and made such a joke about it and convinced so many people I was still an active user that it became a meme, and she's a piece of shit person, I haven't used since summer of 2021 when I last relapsed.
> but, it did absolutely cost the thing I told myself I'd better make sure was worth what I got in exchange.
> I guess you could say squeegee didn't make it.
> who else would jump on the back of a falcon and fly off at 200mph and immediately pancake that fucker into the side of a mountain?
> and then say, yeah that was worth it. I god damn better be.
Apparently not.
Anonymous I joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 15 minutes later, 3 days after the original post[^] [v] #1,226,363
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oh it's meth
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When I first heard AC/DC's Big Balls song, it was while some dude was doing some kind of work on a motorbike. Then came "she's got big balls", well that was fucking hilarious
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@1,226,408 (K)
Meta is a real life human being with real and complicated emotions.
Meta is a real life human being with real and complicated emotions.
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