Unbefleckt

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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I've experienced something similar that I assume anyone can replicate: Many years ago I was exhausted from a long week of training and had a bath. There was a mirror at the end of the bath and I slumped in the water. I was really relax
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I've only ever seen people cry cultural appropriation in the context of someone not being the "correct" ethnicity.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Do as yet unfucked animals exist in some kind of sober ennui not knowing what it is they yearn for?
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I think we are in a phase of overturning even more ingrained social systems, so not drinking a certain thing isn't a huge deal, especially with a growing Muslim population in the west, the growing interest in health and fitness culture
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I figured this was a religious thing. I have spoke to a lot of Christians who were big on health and abstained from all kinds of things, but insisted that alcohol was healthy in small amounts, specifically a bit of red wine every other day
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I don't think it's appropriation if they're ethnically nordic, is it? Whether they have a rainbow or a swastika.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
This is the best insult I've ever received.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I think a self diagnosed mental disorder that is treated as anything but private, which every impressionable child is made aware of during their developing years in public education, using insidious language and cultish tactics, providing g
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I'm glad to see something that doesn't read like it was written by someone afraid of being punished as an apostate. Not everyone believes in this stuff.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
"give them a taste of sugar and they'll never go back" I hate this.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
How could a primitive person or community grasp the long term implications of modern life when even we don't?
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
If it wasn't for Rambo 4, I wouldn't even know about this conflict, and I'm not entirely ignorant of world events.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
While it's amusing in the short term, the long term side effects for me were awful. I felt like my brain was slow and unfocused, I was no longer quick in conversation or able to concentrate as well as usual, I felt disconnected from my
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I haven't noticed this yet, but I was used to reddit which is a lot more obvious. Only recently there was the Biden Trump debate, I looked it up on reddit and figured I'd just read the comments and see what the highlights were. Ap
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I'll take that over more urbanised areas. The natural environment isn't upper class.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
>If you are asked to imagine “a green with a bit of red,” nothing comes to mind. Anyone else see an apple with that colour in their mind?
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Meat isn't on par with alcohol and tobacco.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Last I used one of those they wanted me to take a photo of myself with ID and I think record a video.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I used to be the same, then I started going for runs at around 3am and fixed my diet, screen habits, spent more time outdoors and stopped using artificial light as much as possible. After about a year of this self imposed routine I am now I
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I'm sure I read about this in New Scientist maybe 12 years ago? They found this "switch" and turned it off in mice. We basically age and die so that we don't have denisovans running around mating with people who have hun
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I always felt like this was an intentional additional filter that the data was ran through before giving the user the response. I don't think the data would indicate that a woman would be more likely to be a decorated marine, but the r
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
In my country you need a degree to be a teacher, in the old days, having a degree wasn't part of a normal person's lifecycle. It was prestigious. Now it's not much more impressive than a drivers license.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I'm not familiar with the laws there, but In England if my friends went around spraying immigrants with water pistols and saying "go home" we would have our lives ruined. Could that be a factor?
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
My Dad and people of his generation in the town he came from in northern England pronounced Horse as "Hoss" with a silent H.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
If you're in the UK don't bother downloading for the full experience, it still won't let you listen to anything outside of the UK.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Had no idea myself, my peers, my family and my community used archaic English.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Yes I've heard the same story with Leonardo Da Vinci.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
Whenever I think about the exercise I'm doing being unpleasant, I remember how unpleasant existing was as an unfit out of shape person day to day.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I don't think "have to" is correct here. I've lived without savings and income without ever eating any unhealthy foods.Education and motivation is a big deal.
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by Unbefleckt 2y ago
I remember being a small baby no older than 3 sitting in my buggy with the rain cover on, the sound of the rain and the smell seeping up from below. Really relaxing. Then I would fall asleep and be woken suddenly, hot and sweaty, by a cool

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