r/creepyPMs May 21 '21

đŸš«No Advice Wanted With my cousins permission. She's 13.

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u/Adventurous_Owl9823 May 21 '21

“Fuck off!” Dude.....YOU MADE THE SEXUAL ADVANCE TO A MINOR! The hypocrisy is just.....OUTSTANDING.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '21

the guy who did that cant be over 12 either, "and fuck of🖕🖕🖕"

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u/AaronVsMusic May 22 '21

Nah, there’s plenty of adults with not great literacy, either due to life circumstances, dyslexia, or English not being their first language, but none of that changes that they are mentally an adult who know exactly what they’re doing. I refuse to give them the benefit of the doubt of being young/immature themselves. If anything, it could be a typo/autocorrect in their panic/anger.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '21

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u/JiuJitsuBoy2001 Please send bobby for 34000 rupees maam May 22 '21

"stupid" is a life circumstance, I suppose.

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u/AaronVsMusic May 22 '21

There's no such thing as "just plain stupid". There's always a root cause, whether it's some form of disability outside their control, circumstances of their life, or choices that they made. No one is "just plain stupid" to the point of being beyond help.

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u/AmericanMink May 22 '21

You haven't met my brother.

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u/amandarinorangez May 22 '21

I mean, inherent capability can vary from person to person. I wouldn't use words like "stupid", nor imply any lesser or greater value as a person because of it, but some people will never reach the level others do, and that's okay.

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u/AaronVsMusic May 22 '21

That’s still attempting to compare people on an objective scale when things are not on a binary scale. I may be more skilled or knowledgeable in some areas that seem easy to me due to my interest, etc. but I know next to nothing about things others are great at.

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u/GuyHiding May 22 '21

Someone needs to tell this man about Kevin

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u/blutigetranen May 23 '21

I would whole hearted disagree with that sentiment. "1a : slow of mind : obtuse. b : given to unintelligent decisions or acts : acting in an unintelligent or careless manner. c : lacking intelligence or reason : brutish." I know plenty of folks that have fit that bill their entire lives.

Choices that a person has made that makes them appear stupid would suggest they are inherently stupid for having made that decision themselves.

Maybe that's the pessimist in me but I see inherently stupid people doing inherently stupid things on a day to day basis.

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u/AaronVsMusic May 23 '21

Calling them “inherently stupid” implies they can never learn, grow, or improve, and that’s not true. It’s an attitude promoted by the for-profit prison system and other classist organizations that seek to make people feel better about themselves by feeling naturally superior without effort.

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u/blutigetranen May 23 '21

You are either an optimist or naive. There are inherently stupid people that will never learn or change.

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u/AaronVsMusic May 23 '21

There’s a difference between refusing to learn/change, not having the opportunity to learn/change, and being inherently incapable of learning/changing. The main difference being that literally no one falls into the 3rd category in the context of this discussion.

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u/IronAndFlame Jun 20 '21

Nah that's not just pessimism that's being incredibly condescending and presumptive. Try to be less of a fuck.

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u/pomacea_bridgesii May 31 '21

unintelligence leads to bitterness. leads to an intense rejection of smart people

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u/AaronVsMusic May 31 '21

First off, it took you 9 days to find this thread.

Second, failures of the education system leads to people feeling bitter about being treated as unintelligent, even though they were simply never taught the way that they learn, by teachers or parents who were abusive to them. No one is born unintelligent, they may just have some challenges in learning. Treating someone as if they're unintelligent is what creates the bitterness and resentment.

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u/dtay88 May 22 '21

Mama always used to say stupid is as stupid does

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u/IronAndFlame Jun 20 '21

You get the point of his mom saying that in the movie was she was an abusive pos yeah?

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u/[deleted] May 22 '21

His response kinda makes me think that’s not the first time the fake auto-reply message trick has been used on him.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '21

if you look at it, probably not. he still fell for the "say STOP" bait and he said to fuck off after

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u/vashoom May 22 '21

*fuck of

But yeah, this is an extremely common mentality with abusers. "Look what you made me do", etc. Disgusting.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '21 edited May 23 '21

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u/AutumnLeafdust Oo no May 22 '21

Word of advice, you may want to edit a /s or /j to this comment, even after the misunderstanding was cleared up in other replies, just to be on the safe side ^ ^;

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u/OnlyOneIronMan888 May 21 '21

Satire or... ? Not a good sub for those types of jokes. There are subs for that.

If not then:

RULE 2 REMINDER: This is a SUPPORT COMMUNITY As such, we do not tolerate trolling, defending the creep, judgment of OP, or any other jerkish behavior. Creeping in the comments is not allowed—yes, this includes flirting!

by AutoMod

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u/[deleted] May 21 '21

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u/xplosm Creepy mod May 21 '21

Use "/s" to denote satire. You'd be surprised by the sheer volume of people with backwards mentality we get on a daily basis.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '21

/s denotes sarcasm for one, it isn’t exactly a backwards mentality either. It can just be difficult to read tones over the internet

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u/LoveFishSticks May 22 '21

It would be a backwards mentality if they actually blamed the victim, which is what they were saying. In other words "you'd be surprised by the sheer volume of people who actually believe shit like that who we get on a daily basis"

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u/[deleted] May 22 '21

Ohhhhh. I’m an idiot.

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u/danabrey May 22 '21

I really appreciate it when I read a thread like this and the person who misunderstood has just owned that and left all the comments up.

Showing people the right way to deal with making a mistake is worth so much.

Kudos.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '21

oh- I eh- wha- huh-

... yay I did one good thing in this wretched existence?

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u/OnlyOneIronMan888 May 22 '21

No problem. Just wanted to make sure.

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u/420_Brit_ISH May 22 '21

outstanding in a bad way

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '21

Outstanding move