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originally posted by: MrInquisitive
a reply to: SprocketUK
First off, the title seems to have nothing to do with the story. The title should be more like "Dear Abbey Won't Tell You With Whom to Have Sex", using right proper English as well. One could substitute "Advice Columnists" for "Dear Abbey".
I think the OP is exhibiting a wee bit too much high dudgeon over the advice columnist's remarks, but is basically right. I read the rest of the column to make sure I had the full context, and actually some of it is worse than the portion quoted. To speak for white people, particularly when not one herself, the advice columnists gets a bit too presumptuous and errs in stereotyping herself. Then later she suggests that the writer of the letter may have to re-evaluate her friendship with this guy.
The OP is again right about the double standard the columnist uses speaking for and about a racial group she does not belong to, but over reaches with the nonsensical scenario of a government inspector enforcing diversity dating.
originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn
I remember a few years ago there were a group of black women in the UK who got their knickers in a twist over not being the number one choice of the average black male...They were moaning that they always went for white or paler brown women rather than the dark black ones.
That was bad enough but this? Its not much different to those incel twits blaming women for not wanting to date their unwashed, fat, sweaty idiotic mates.
originally posted by: SprocketUK
originally posted by: MrInquisitive
a reply to: SprocketUK
First off, the title seems to have nothing to do with the story. The title should be more like "Dear Abbey Won't Tell You With Whom to Have Sex", using right proper English as well. One could substitute "Advice Columnists" for "Dear Abbey".
I think the OP is exhibiting a wee bit too much high dudgeon over the advice columnist's remarks, but is basically right. I read the rest of the column to make sure I had the full context, and actually some of it is worse than the portion quoted. To speak for white people, particularly when not one herself, the advice columnists gets a bit too presumptuous and errs in stereotyping herself. Then later she suggests that the writer of the letter may have to re-evaluate her friendship with this guy.
The OP is again right about the double standard the columnist uses speaking for and about a racial group she does not belong to, but over reaches with the nonsensical scenario of a government inspector enforcing diversity dating.
You know as well as I do when you have an issue like this it ends up being legislated by the government thats why I took that line its an inevatible end point unless something stops it.
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: ITSALIVE
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: SprocketUK
If the government rolled more cash into research and the manufacturing of some of the more effective sex toys, then subsidized the cost in our purchase of them, then we would not have to look any further than ourselves.
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Missing the entire point of sex. Human connection, bond, and of course, reproduction. You can’t masturbate a baby into existing.
There are many reasons why people have sex, procreation is just one of them. And yes you can masturbate a baby into existing, e.g. test tube babies.