Hexbear

13 points

1 year ago

Poor self care and discipline while always getting into the business of others?

It feels like a situation where a person can’t even take care of themselves, but demand that they be the arbiter and center of the conversation and morality.

A big nose is pretty much pure race propaganda, but a poor shave and ill fitting glasses is pretty universal.

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Rania 🇩🇿@lemmygrad.mlOP

4 points

1 year ago

Well you can argue that a person can just get a nose job

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5 points

1 year ago

But that’s still innate to a person and pretty unchangeable unless you take extreme measures ( random surgery is not self care). Plus a poor shave is pretty universal, a nose shape is not.

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Rania 🇩🇿@lemmygrad.mlOP

4 points

1 year ago

Well, now does taking care of your looks relate to political opinions in any way? Also your idea of pretty universal is nah

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4 points

1 year ago

Not to political opinions alone, but just to the act of not being able to take care of yourself, but imposing yourself and your opinions onto conversations nonetheless. Which are mostly pretty terrible.

But to each their own. Universal, will never mean 100% of course.

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Rania 🇩🇿@lemmygrad.mlOP

5 points

1 year ago

the act of not being able to take care of yours

There’s a lot of reasons some people can’t “take care of themselves” for example I have to deal with unkept facial hair for days because of water shortages.

but imposing yourself and your opinions onto conversations nonetheless. Which are mostly pretty terrible.

Try to be clearer with your words, I’m reading this as a personal offense

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7 points

1 year ago

“Yourself” and those words are in the third person, I am not referring to you, especially with the context of the sentence before it. If you interpret it that way, then I apologize, but that’s not on me.

I don’t want to argue about this. We can just not agree and leave it at that. I’m perfectly fine with that.

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