People are all different

[carbonicedragon@pawb.social]

I was taking it to refer to just some amount of possessed cake regardless of its subdivisions, It doesnt strike me as odd to refer to food that way (same as how, if I made you a bunch of french fries, it wouldn't be terribly unusual for me to ask "do you like it?" while referring to the meal, despite it being made up of many individual units).

[paradachshund@lemmy.today]

Maybe you're ahungry

sorry, I'll see myself out

[sixtyforce@sh.itjust.works]

Same taste, more surface area.

[mnemonicmonkeys@sh.itjust.works]

This is the original, better version

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

What is something you wish normies stopped doing to you?

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

I have never understood this saying.

[thisbenzingring@lemmy.sdf.org]

you can't have your thing if you also eat it (it will be gone inside of you)

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

But if it’s yours, didn’t you have it?

[thisbenzingring@lemmy.sdf.org]

but it isn't the thing anymore, so no its is now something different while soon to become a poop

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

Okay. Got it. Thanks!

[lightfire228@pawb.social]

Mostly ask when I'm gonna get a girlfriend / married / or have kids

Although, most of the relatives have stopped asking, or just accepted that I'll always be single

Also, boy "locker room" talk always made me uncomfortable

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

Thanks for indulging me. If I may? I’m not from the U.S., didn’t have locker rooms in schools. What is locker room talk?

[lightfire228@pawb.social]

Mostly boys admiring the boobs or butts of girls

Them: "Yo man, check out her ass... She's so hot"

How i want to reply: "Yep, that's a gluteus maximus, although I don't see her sweating"

[mnemonicmonkeys@sh.itjust.works]

Contrary to crappy jokes on TV, most people (even men) aren't thinking about sex 24/7

[acockworkorange@mander.xyz]

I think we can all do without inappropriate meddling into one another’s lives and objectifying. Thanks again.

[savvywolf@pawb.social]

I never really understood why people misunderstand or denounce the experience of ace people...

Ignoring some nuance, it feels like it's simply "feels no or reduced sexual attraction". That sounds pretty clear to me; that feeling you get when you look at a pretty lady? They don't experience that.

Yet there's always statements like "but they have sex!", "But they like being tied up!" and "They're in a relationship!". People gotta overcomplicate things or look for reasons to discredit them, I guess?

[klnsfw@lemmynsfw.com]

I like both, actually

[socsa@piefed.social]

I am a pan-cakeual

[socsa@piefed.social]

I'm not ace but I can't stand that shit. Also the way men feel the need to subtlety bully each other as part of their friendship.

[socsa@piefed.social]

What if I just take a bite?