Anonymous #2 5d

Would you date someone who has 75 bodies?

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Anonymous #3 5d

If I’m into them sure

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Anonymous #2 5d

The wife clearly has no self respect so enjoy what everyone else has had

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Anonymous #3 5d

People like you need to stop viewing women as objects

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Anonymous #2 5d

How am I the one viewing her as an object? I have self respect not wanting to date someone who has had 75 bodies

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Anonymous #3 5d

Because you’re talking about human beings like they’re used cars. It’s one thing to prefer you and your partner to both be virgins, but that’s not a reason to be hateful towards people who have had sex before

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Anonymous #2 5d

Not being hateful, you jumped to that conclusion. I have self respect to not date someone who clearly lacks self respect sleeping with that many people. It’s gross quite frankly. Why not date Bonnie blue?

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Anonymous #3 5d

How often do you talk like this about men who have casual sex? I’m guessing never

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Anonymous #2 5d

Answer my question. Don’t avoid it now

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Anonymous #3 5d

No because I don’t find her attractive. Now answer my question

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Anonymous #2 5d

What if you did find her attractive?

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Anonymous #3 5d

Answer my question, you’re avoiding it

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Anonymous #2 5d

I’m not done with my line of questioning

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Anonymous #3 5d

Answered

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Anonymous #2 5d

I don’t talk about either, both having 75 bodies is disgusting

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Anonymous #3 5d

You’re literally only talking about women right now

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Anonymous #2 5d

Apply the logic to both genders then idc. You are okay? So then answer if you found Bonnie blue, or a hypothetical male counterpart would you date them?

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Anonymous #3 5d

I have a very specific type so if they suddenly became what I’m looking for then sure

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Anonymous #2 5d

You need some self respect

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Anonymous #4 5d

How so?

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Anonymous #2 5d

The only ones treating women like objects are women

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Anonymous #5 5d

No, you are

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Anonymous #2 5d

Can you name one example where I specifically treat a “woman” like an “object”? Since you know so much I expect a swift reply.

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Anonymous #5 5d

Men who view non-virgin women as being “used” or “dirty” are objectifying them

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Anonymous #2 5d

Right you don’t know me so you resort to vague assertions. Look, consider you’re fighting ghosts, because I’m sure there are men who do this but it can’t justify ignorance about a random person on the internet.

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Anonymous #5 5d

So how are women objectifying themselves? By enjoying sex?

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Anonymous #2 5d

Maybe because when you sleep with many people it becomes clear you are more interested in the penis than the person. Men aren’t sex toys to go through in your collection. The more you do that the more you lose yourself.

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Anonymous #5 5d

If you’d have self respect you’d find someone who would respect you and take care of you and you them. Love lasts longer than sex, that’s why body counts get high quick.

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Anonymous #5 5d

Some people want to have casual sex though. A lot of men want to, but it’s not as easy for them to find women who want to fuck them, so they take out their insecurities on women by shaming them for enjoying what men usually can’t. If women having sex makes them objects, why aren’t you this upset about the MEN who have sex with them? Aren’t the men objectifying themselves and using women?

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Anonymous #5 5d

That is what I’m looking for though. Someone who has already had sex before isn’t suddenly incapable of providing love and care for other people. If I meet a perfect match for me, I’m not going to care about how many people they fucked around with in college or whatever, unless it resulted in an STD, which can be easily tested for.

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Anonymous #2 5d

Yeah they are. But this discussion was about women. You can easily apply what I say to men without issue because it works both ways. Sex doesn’t deserve names. It’s smashing genitalia together and it gives pleasure. There are much higher things than that. If casual sex is your want, you’re missing out on something fulfilling. What fills the body does not fill the heart.

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Anonymous #2 5d

That’s not a problem though. If you’re just looking for a real life relationship that’s great. It means you’ll start treating yourself like a human being. My issue is only with people who go around banging each other and making no dedication.

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Anonymous #5 5d

Not everyone wants a relationship. Some people just want to have casual sex and feel good and that’s completely ok as long as they’re being safe about it. If we tell people they shouldn’t be allowed to do harmless things they enjoy just because “there are more important things” (which like I said, some people don’t want “love”), then nobody will be doing anything in their lives at all besides eating drinking and sleeping.

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Anonymous #5 5d

That is if you’re looking for a relationship that isn’t a throwaway.

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Anonymous #5 5d

Not everyone wants dedication. If you’re a football fan, do you get this angry at people who only like baseball? If you love rap music, do you talk like this about people who don’t? Why aren’t you trying to tell other people how to live based on your own personal preferences?

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Anonymous #2 5d

The only thing separating us from animals is that higher thought and function. If we aren’t engaging those in a relationship, it isn’t much different from animals.

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Anonymous #2 5d

Those are personal preferences, not life principles.

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Anonymous #5 5d

Humans are animals. Holy shit go take a biology class. Do you get this angry at people who don’t date OR have sex? Why are you trying to force everyone to live a life they don’t all want?

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Anonymous #2 5d

I’m not forcing anything. It’s a life principle I think should be followed. Forcing is me making it law or punishable. If you don’t care about dissenting input then why are you here for support when you can get that from people who agree with you? You know exactly what I mean, no reason to get pedantic.

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Anonymous #5 5d

I don’t particularly choose my relationships on how I want my dopamine hit.

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Anonymous #5 5d

A life principle I think should be followed is men treating women like human beings and not throwing tantrums when they’re more successful at getting laid lol

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Anonymous #2 5d

Nothing I said conflicts with that, so what’s your point? I believe that seeking out sex specifically in someone is objectifying, for both men and women. Why are you mad at me for being mad at people objectifying each other?

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Anonymous #2 5d

You may not realize it but we both want women to not be objectified. We disagree significantly on what it means to be objectified and my views extend that definition more than yours I suppose. And for the record, I’m single by choice.

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Anonymous #2 5d

Okay so you’re a fucking freak and having alot of sex has nothing to do with self respect. Have the life you deserve

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Anonymous #6 5d

Wtf did I do

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Anonymous #5 5d

You remind me of those kinds of religious people who believe everyone should follow their religion and harass them if they don’t

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Anonymous #2 5d

You turned a conversation that has nothing to do with you, to be COMPLETELY about you, whilst also being misogynistic and then arguing with people for saying something that is inherently offensive. The sex we have is nobody’s business, and to judge the character of someone or to turn away love because of a private act? Absolutely ridiculous.

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Anonymous #6 5d

I think you’re confusing me for the person I’ve been talking to because what💀

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Anonymous #2 5d

🤭 omg yes I did I am so sorry

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Anonymous #6 5d

It’s ok it happens lol

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Anonymous #2 5d

Ur brave for keeping up w the jackasses tho 🫡

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