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@SortOfTested it doesn’t. Vaping did though but when I noticed that I vape not because it’s a pleasure to vape but because I NEED to, I quit with a help of cytisine. I don’t vape now.
Too bad this pattern doesn’t always work. But is it actually bad? I like the absence of the perfect pattern, or just the absence to me, if it exists I think I can’t comprehend it anyway -
@neeno jokes aside I did that with Axe Excite when I was like 16
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@uyouthe it's funny cuz the literal translation of excited to portuguese is "excitado", which basically means horny. So you could say you got pretty Excite-d by that...
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^^^^^ @rutee07 @jilano
Stoic: accepts public shaming caused by blackmail and doesn’t kill themselves only because their country needs them
Modern: invent sophisticated filters to avoid blackmail leaks
Postmodern: manipulates mass consciousness to make blackmail perceived as something insignificant
Metamodern: just posts their blackmail online -
@SortOfTested ah, the allure of hedonism.
I too enjoy sitting naked in a filthy barrel all day.
edit: someone told me this is what the green originator of hedonism liked to do, so now I reoeat it to sound fancy.
.. i wish I was fabcy enough yo own a dirty wooden barrel. -
@Wisecrack
Whatever makes life bearable. -
@NoMad so you want me to find a person to give a bad smelling deodorant to? What kind of person accepts USED personal item? Probably the kind of person who can’t even afford it, and deodorants aren’t particularly expensive. So if they can’t afford them they probably accept them no matter the smell and they will smell bad because that deodorants smell bad.
So you basically judge me for not finding a poor person and not forcing them to smell bad.
Miss me with that shit. -
@uyouthe what you think smells bad, might not smell bad for someone else. Also, I personally take even used items if I like them. It's not a gift, it's a hand-me-down. Doesn't have to be a poor person. Some people just care enough about environment to not want the item, that so much energy went into its making, go to waste. 😛
Also, I don't know about you but I take good care of my items. If I give something as a hand-me-down, you can bet it has been kept in the best condition.
Also, deodorant is not considered a personal item. It doesn't exactly carry bacteria and micro-organisms from one person to another. (I wouldn't say the same thing about tooth brush or sex toys) -
@NoMad deodorant is not a personal item? Bold assumption. Are razors personal items? Are keyboards?
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@NoMad he wants to be *your* sex toy...
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@NoMad you come into MY house
Disrespect MY VAGINA -
@uyouthe I would, but unfortunately demisexuality is strong with me. ;P
My olfactory hallucinations really made things complicated. Not only whatever I eat that is not raw iceberg salad smells like rotten flesh, I also can’t choose a deodorant.
I got nivea one and threw it away.
I got old spice one and threw it away.
Now I got chanel one and I like it and I DONT FUCKING KNOW if I like it because it smells good to me or because I’m actually hyperconsumerist no matter how hard I deny it. Does being a hyoerconsumerist make me bad? What is bad in that context? Is a kind of reasoning bad only because if everyone follows that reasoning the world will be fucked? Are there good reasonings then, but not like zen, the ones that actually lead to scientific progress. Is scientific progress a good criteria to judge?
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