(i had a nice big response to you here but i updated my browser and lost it)
I appreciate your response here and agree with you too. I've been thinking of "Everyone I Don't Like Is A Pedophile" for awhile now (especially with Elon Musk's "pedo guy" thing in 2018).
"They seem to only exist as a boogeyman" hits the nail on the head. On the other side, if you argue, "Wait, pedophiles are just normal people, you can't identify one by their vibes," it sounds like you're just trying to humanize them in their defense.
I sometimes wonder about these little pieces of poetry which proliferate. Every phrase is an invented thing and there was always a first person to utter it. I wonder who it was.
When I was in undergrad, we had a location where screaming from was acceptable during finals. you could scream as loud as you wanted. But I never did it. I can send you the address if you'd like
I think of myself as someone who reads a lot and even then I have only read one (and started a few others)! Two books is probably more than anyone I know except for one specific person
"I drove 300 miles in rural Virginia, then asked police to send me their public surveillance footage of my car. Here’s what I learned."
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by devtesla in A response to "this is my trauma" that I dislike very much (CW: CSA, violence) by twovests
(i had a nice big response to you here but i updated my browser and lost it)
I appreciate your response here and agree with you too. I've been thinking of "Everyone I Don't Like Is A Pedophile" for awhile now (especially with Elon Musk's "pedo guy" thing in 2018).
"They seem to only exist as a boogeyman" hits the nail on the head. On the other side, if you argue, "Wait, pedophiles are just normal people, you can't identify one by their vibes," it sounds like you're just trying to humanize them in their defense.