Didn’t Hitler not even listen to his generals? Isn’t that even a knock against the idea of going back in time to assassinate Hitler, specifically because of how bad he was mucking up the war effort? If someone were to go back and kill Hitler, that could actually change the direction of the war in that somebody more competent might’ve directed the war effort better than Hitler. So in a weird way, Hitler might be the least worst possible option.
paddirn
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I don't necessarily think it's been taken too far, but there doesn't seem to be the same amount of attention to toxic femininity as there is to the masculine equivalent, even just calling it out will get you attacked or downvoted into oblivion sometimes. I think there are toxic women out there who will take advantage of men who themselves are trying to not be toxic, who are trying to evolve past some of those toxic societal expectations. These women are expecting toxic behavior, not getting it, so then they fill the perceived power vacuum and impose their own toxic behaviors, seeing a lack of male domination as a sign of weakness. It almost creates the expectation that toxic male behaviors are normal, but it's being reinforced by the opposite sex rather than other men. Then when it's called it out, it's perceived as, "Men have no right to call out women on that, they need to worry about themselves." And I get that it gets really close to incel territory to start blaming women for men's problems, but it definitely feels like there's a gender-imbalance with regards to who is "allowed" to call out who.
And that last 1/3rd person is the one actually spewing it.
As a guy, yes, I would probably risk an office affair, but I’m also an idiot who craves physical affection and makes shitty relationship decisions, so my bar is pretty low. I think in your situation with medical licenses and such on the line though, I think it gets into a bit more serious territory (this already on top of the marriage/kids aspect). I think workplace flirtation though is just whatever if it stays that, you can maybe try referring to them as your “work-husband” and try seeing how comfortable they feel in that “role” or if they don’t really push it past that.
I actually have a lady at my work like that as well who I’ve thought there’s something there occasionally, we’d talk about risqué things and such, she’d sometimes put her hand on me when laughing at some dumb joke I made, but I recognize it’s way too easy as a guy to misinterpret casual physical contact as being something more than what it is. So I just pretend like nothing happened out of fear of misinterpreting something that isn’t there because I don’t want to spoil a good coworker friendship if I’m wrong. But I’d bone the shit out of her if given the chance.
Preach, brother… but try to keep it down though.
Short-stalk syndrome?
The idea of a political candidate attending church to then get people to vote, either directly there at the church if it’s a polling place, or somewhere relatively close by. I just don’t know that I like the idea of politics in general being brought near Churches.
Be a sweet place to bring a date out to… because of the implication.
I support Harris, but that doesn’t really seem like it should be legal. Somehow I doubt anybody will do anything about it though.
prompt: "generate an image of Patrick Bateman as Batman"
Copilot: "create a picture of Marvel's Fantastic Four in Leonardo's the Last Supper painting"
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Can’t wait to be able to pee on that grave. It’ll be like a pilgrimage.