sometw

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by sometw 6y ago
As a survivor of e-stalking/harassment... I can say that in my case there's a decent chance that the goal was to drive me to paranoia and/or some form of public display that would get me labeled as a kook. Essentially, driv
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by sometw 6y ago
You're missing a few pieces that contribute to the decay of society: - No they don't build harems, but they are more likely to wait before settling down with a long term partner. Also, perhaps it's the circles I've run i
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by sometw 6y ago
While on one hand I wish that they would have been better funded, the huge asymmetry in funding was a big reason they won their appeal, at least.
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by sometw 6y ago
I think it drives some of the behaviors, yes. If more people were okay with sex work, doxing would be less of a fear for both sides. OTOH, In general, even sex-positive people often (and have a right to) prefer to keep the details of their
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by sometw 6y ago
but then you don't have a golden table stand
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by sometw 6y ago
> Do people buy hypnotism from cam folksover video chat? And if so, what would constitute a breach of consent? Well it's like anything else in that trade, some people like live, some would rather pre-order custom made content. Hypno
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by sometw 6y ago
Well you have quite the dilemma. On one hand, they are pieces of vintage hardware. On the other hand, you may have about 5 grams of gold holding up your father's table (up to .33g/cpu*16).
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by sometw 6y ago
I'll bite and talk about the subject, since I've been involved in that community as both a buyer and sort-of-seller (Helped a ManyVids star rise to the top 20 in their category with feedback, strategy and ehem... 'collaborati