johnnyhavok2 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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35	Wanna Be Adulterers Got Played Old sayings are often made by fucked up people.	/r/PussyPassDenied	28/05/21 11:37 AM
9	Woman who poured boiling water on her sleeping boyfriend and recorded it on Snapchat finally arrested and charged Guillotine. Oh, and hide her keys beforehand.	/r/PussyPassDenied	03/02/21 03:24 PM
7	Delivery driver takes back food after getting $8 tip You are just terribly bad at formal logic.	/r/PussyPassDenied	16/01/21 01:18 PM
0	Tall king defends the short kings you yourself never asked about my gender when you called me a King. Given the circumstance, expecting this is unreasonable. In general, I'd suggest you not react so coarsely to these kinds of things without first seeking to understand who said it. Intent matters. I thought as such because I've made it well-known that I don't agree with calling others a King or Queen to give respect when that should've been a quality of character that people SHOULD already be doing. No prob. We're good. We may no…	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 11:13 PM
1	Tall king defends the short kings You're not calling me a King (I'm a woman, by the way) out of respect; you're calling me that as a jab because I don't like the fact that people apparently need to use these terms to give a person respect when they should be doing that in the first place. That is untrue. I was calling you one out of a general sign of respect to other travelers along this mortal plane. That said, you can choose your own pronouns if you prefer. However, you are aware I wasn't aware of your preferences before you t…	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 09:23 PM
1	Tall king defends the short kings I admire your faith in this person. Sadly, the only person I can have this level of faith in is myself, and in some measure my closest friends at this time. That said, I'm sure you understand the difference between a literal King, and the use of the word "King" as a linguistic device for better mindfulness of yourself and the world around you.	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 05:59 PM
1	Tall king defends the short kings Sure, whatever your pronouns. I just use King and Queen as a default. I don't mean to trigger you.	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 05:54 PM
1	Tall king defends the short kings I'm glad you are so enlightened, King. Not everyone is to that point in their lives yet. In the mean time, this is a good practice to help gently guide people towards this fundamental truth. You aren't wrong. But can you properly discern that these small good things add up to the bigger truth you are pointing at? Be gentle. Be compassionate. This isn't some esoteric call to inaction. It's ensuring that each real thought and action we have is mindful that we may be at different points in our live…	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 04:24 PM
3	Tall king defends the short kings You cannot control how other kinds and queens act. You can merely act in the decorum you ascribe to and gently guide others to embodying their kingly/queenly self. After all, we don't break decorum without good reason. Perhaps their reason merits some understanding first?	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 04:05 PM
4	Tall king defends the short kings Depart from me, you worker of iniquity. I do not know you.	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 03:54 PM
12	Tall king defends the short kings It's a social zeitgeist that's just now starting to become mainstream. It's one of the most fundamentally important things you can do in your life, as an armchair warrior. Though the "meaning" is far more applicable to every day life. Calling people, de facto, Kings and Queens immediately places us in the mindset of proper etiquette and respect for one another. It's a means to show immediate good-will towards the listener, and establish you both as on equal footing. Perhaps you should give it a …	/r/PussyPassDenied	11/08/20 03:44 PM
3	That comment makes me puke It's more fundamental than that. Their use of the word has implications when said by the in-group that, simultaneously, has negative connotations when said from the perspective of the out-group. To them it means one thing when one of them say it. I'd assume something along the lines of survival, brotherhood, understanding, kinship, and similar. But it means racism, slavery, torture, persecution and every other emotion that wells up when they think of how they've been treated when others, that is…	/r/PussyPassDenied	23/07/20 08:22 PM