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...THE FUNNIEST yaoi Ive ever read. I've read a shit tonne.
Each character was written to perfection. And the laughs NEVER STOP.
Hope you give it a try. Pure fxkn comedy with smut. Can't lose :))
Ppl in comments don't know the meaning of 'short leash'...
They believed that he was literally gonna be on an actual leash,
and say the title is 'misl...... reply
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someone! tell me how to put cover on my album
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27 04,2026
THESE ALBUMS IS SO UGLY EW EWWW
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Is any/all forms of generalization bad?
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27 04,2026
Like even generalizations against the rich, white people, cishet, men?
Asking because I woke up to a reddit post under the subreddit r/changemyview titled, "CMV: Modern day feminism generalizes against men in ways that would consider racist, xenophobic, or bigoted if used against other groups - especially when using offender statistics" and OP tried to paint how the way people generalize men online would come of as wrong if the same language was used to talk about other minorities. Someone in the comments pointed out how generalizations are more accepted to groups that are seen in power, like the rich, white people, cishet people etc. and though the commenter understand this precedance they still dislike generalizations at large.
Most pointed out to OP though that, what they are claiming is modern feminism in their post, is just an extreme being rewarded online and by the algorithm. Most feminists aren't like this in the real world.
I was just curious on your guy's thoughts on the generalizations part? Do you guys think some forms of generalization aren't that concerning like generalizing groups that have systemic power? For me I've never questioned it.
Or do you guys think all forms of generalization is bad and that more nuanced and accurate language should be encouraged/used instead?
Asking because I woke up to a reddit post under the subreddit r/changemyview titled, "CMV: Modern day feminism generalizes against men in ways that would consider racist, xenophobic, or bigoted if used against other groups - especially when using offender statistics" and OP tried to paint how the way people generalize men online would come of as wrong if the same language was used to talk about other minorities. Someone in the comments pointed out how generalizations are more accepted to groups that are seen in power, like the rich, white people, cishet people etc. and though the commenter understand this precedance they still dislike generalizations at large.
Most pointed out to OP though that, what they are claiming is modern feminism in their post, is just an extreme being rewarded online and by the algorithm. Most feminists aren't like this in the real world.
I was just curious on your guy's thoughts on the generalizations part? Do you guys think some forms of generalization aren't that concerning like generalizing groups that have systemic power? For me I've never questioned it.
Or do you guys think all forms of generalization is bad and that more nuanced and accurate language should be encouraged/used instead?
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Any recs for a person with over 1000+ reads
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27 04,2026
When you finished over 1000+ stories, you kinda feel like you read everything T.T
Does anyone have BL’s (mostly completed) you recommend?
Does anyone have BL’s (mostly completed) you recommend?
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Happy (Late) International Lesbian Visibility Day!
[Experience]
26 04,2026
I cannot BELIEVE I forgot about Lesbian Visibility Day, which is celebrated on April 26th, and it's already the 27th where I live. My lesbian card should be revoked for this.
But I figured it might still be the 26th somewhere in the world, so happy International Lesbian Visibility Day to all my fellow lesbians!! ️
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