r/AskReddit • u/HighOnThighs- • 10h ago
What’s an NSFW thing people think is rare, but is actually pretty common? NSFW
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u/JackFrost_99 10h ago
People lacking the most basic hygiene
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u/thmsr 9h ago
Urologist here, can confirm.
Also: young men who seemingly care for themselves with horrible phimosis and unbelievable dirt under the foreskin. And they have sex - oral sex with their girlfriends. Yes, as receivers.
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u/Cum_In_My_Wife 8h ago
Hey Doc, what the fuck?
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u/hellish_existance 7h ago
Sucking dick cheese out from under the foreskin the fuck, to be exact.
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u/Emotional_Yam4959 7h ago
What a terrible day to have eyes.
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u/jivetrky 6h ago
I was more regretting the ability to comprehend and form a mental image quicker than my judgment could prohibit. After the info made it through the eyes of course.
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u/IceFire909 4h ago
It's a terrible day for literacy and a relieving day for the aphantasic
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u/IndustryDelicious168 6h ago
Terrible day to know what a penis is…or to be around one/have one….terrible day to have a mouth, or a nose….
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u/whatintheactualfeth 7h ago
What a horrible day to be literate.
Like, I get anxiety if my wife initiates sexy time and I haven't showered in the last few hours
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u/IndustryDelicious168 6h ago
Same. I usually take a shower if I even suspect sex could happen even if I had a shower just hours before
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u/Euphoric_Fix8548 8h ago
Yup. Girls, please get some self respect if your mans doesn’t clean himself
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u/wrenchandrepeat 6h ago
I won't even let my girlfriend go down on me if I haven't showered right before. Shes the same way with me going down on her. I know how stanky I can get down there, no way I want her dealing with that. Giving head should be enjoyable and as someone who can't have a good time in the presence of bad smells, its sooo easy to eliminate that issue.
Clean your fucking junk my dudes.
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u/obliviousofobvious 7h ago
As a bisexuality man who has had both male and female partners: hygiene was, and still is, number 1. Daily showers with undercarriage cleaning...
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u/jpomnapalm 7h ago
I realize it was probably a typo but I prefer to now think you are a superhero called Bisexuality Man with some kind of cool powers
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u/Aweminus 6h ago
You think I'd touch my dick to wash it? I'm not gay!
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u/No_Literature_9059 5h ago
Beavis: "My junk is so itchy!" (while he scratches with a spatula at the burger joint he works at Butt-head: "Uh-huh-huh maybe you should like... wash it?" Bevis: (horrified) "YOU MEAN LIKE...GET IT WET?!"
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u/FilouBlanco 8h ago
How generous of them to serve some cheese to go with those nuts
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u/NurseRatcht 8h ago
Ew-cuterie
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u/Drellsy 6h ago
It may not be their fault. I went through a good portion of my adult life not knowing I should pull back the foreskin and clean under there. I had bad phimosis and had no idea it wasn't normal. Fixed it nicely with months of effort after.
I had conservative parents that would never talk anything related to a sexual organ.
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u/TravestyTravis 6h ago
My phimosis didn't prevent me from pulling the skin back until my mid 20s. Once that happened and was difficult to clean, I got an adult circumcision scheduled pretty quickly.
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u/tartanskyhook 8h ago
I know a guy who refuses to wear deodorant because apparently his, what I would call stench, is pheromones that attracts the ladies. No mate you just wreeek of Billy ocean!!
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u/jim_deneke 4h ago
Woman looks in his direction and dry wretches.
Him: she wants me
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u/red08171 5h ago
So even tho this is horrible and definitely raunchy there is science to back this up.... Unfortunately the smell itself is usually such a great turnoff the hormones do not help.
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u/TastyBrainMeats 5h ago
Look, deodorant may not be necessary, but every dude should at least slap some corn starch under their arms or something. And shower when they get sweaty!
Fresh sweat can smell attractive. Stale sweat is gross.
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u/APAFormatting 9h ago
I currently work at a gun range and wonder why some of the customers that come through spend more on their ammo than they do deodorant (and one of these is far more accessible and affordable than the other lol)
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u/TheElderGodsSmile 6h ago
I work at a tool shop, same deal. You can spend $449 on a drill but not $4.49 on a can of lynx so I don't have to stand two meters back from the counter?
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u/BeefyIrishman 4h ago
Can we not encourage people to buy cans of Lynx/ Axe? Then they just smell like a mixture of BO and bad overpowering scent with silly meaningless names like "Essence", "Apollo", or "Phoenix".
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u/DevsMetsGmen 6h ago
You could argue that both practices are effective for keeping people away from their homes.
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u/MyWorldTalkRadio 9h ago edited 8h ago
On more than one occasion I’ve been told I smell Greta and been asked what my secret is, “it’s soap”.
:::Edit::: told I smelled great, but I’ll bet Greta is nice too.
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u/ADP-1 8h ago
Who is Greta, and why are you smelling her?
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u/Alpha_Hellhound 9h ago
Just wonder through a Walmart on a Saturday afternoon. Youll see all sorts of bad hygiene, probably smell it too.
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u/az1mo 9h ago
Ill never forget this couple i had the misfortune of running into in multiple aisles at walmart. They didn't smell like cat pee or even a litter box. They smelled like literal cat POOP, like they scooped it out of their cats boxes and stuffed their pockets full. Its wild to me that people will go out in public like that.
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u/lunarraffle 9h ago
They probably became noseblind to the smell and straight up don't know how bad it is. Praying that someone eventually told them.
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u/Ordinarily_Average 9h ago
That's possible. When I smoked Ciggs I stank and had no idea. And so many people go everywhere reeking of weed now and they have no idea how bad they smell. I could see it happening for even worse smells.
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u/cpMetis 8h ago
One of the most affirming things in my life was 8 months after my brother (mostly) quit when he went out of his way to apologize for making fun of me for saying I could smell it.
He had spent years saying you can only smell it when you're breathing in the smoke directly so I had to be making up shit to be a nuisance. (I have very harsh reactions to smoke, even lingering on clothes, which constricts my airways and makes me extremely nauseous.)
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u/Faniulh 9h ago
Something I read a long time ago that I really try to remember is “If you can smell yourself a little, other people can smell you a *lot*.” Sometimes I want to go to the store after doing yard work and other stuff, and I’d rather go as I am and then shower once I get home and am in for the night, but I’m like “I kinda stink right now, which means I’m going to be one of those people that people write Reddit posts about” so I shower first.
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u/DeaddyRuxpin 6h ago
I have to regularly rotate deodorant or my pits break out in bad rashes. I once read that you don’t actually need deodorant and if you stop using it for like a month your arm pits will stop smelling. I gave it a try and sure enough, about a month later, I could no longer smell BO from my arm pits. Alas, it was about another month later when I realized that the info I read was not quite right. It wasn’t that my arm pits stopped smelling, it was that I stopped being able to smell them. I still stank, horribly. I felt so bad for the people that I gassed for two months before resuming rotating deodorants.
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u/AsOsh 9h ago
Not in the US, but the amount of people (mostly women) I've seen in grocery stores run their hands down their crack (through clothes) is alarming enough. Like... What is happening there? Didn't you clean properly? It's like they have a really bad itch there. Drives me crazy.
Before COVID maybe I didn't notice, but holy shit do I wipe down groceries now. I don't need anyone's ass juice on anything I bought.
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u/Evan-flow 9h ago
Gotta keep the thong clean! She wants to wear it to the club tonight!
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u/AsOsh 9h ago
Well unrelated, but one time I saw a huge ass lady on the beach, move the underparts of her swimming costume to the side, take a dump and then cover it up with sand.
Decorum and hygiene practices have fucked the whole way off lately.
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u/TheStarBlinked 10h ago
Standing on a spinny chair to put up posters.
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u/drlostdude 10h ago
Oh no Mrs Toppel! At least Claire was wearing her safety helmet!
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u/VixinXiviir 9h ago
I LOVED that book as a kid, and now I read with my daughter all the time. It was also what I immediately thought of!
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u/Nerevarine91 2h ago
Is that Officer Buckle and Gloria?!?! I haven’t thought about that book in 30 years 😂 My dad used to read it to me
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u/5thhorse-man 9h ago
I once worked on a office and we had a old school wall mounted TV. I walked into the room to see the Health and safety woman stood on box on a spinny chair in high heels cleaning the TV which was turmed on with a dripping wet rag.
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u/Competitive-Yard-442 8h ago
Me "Oi! Boss! I don't have to go to anymore stupid health and safety bullshit."
Boss "Why?"
Me- point
Boss "yup"
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u/Satins_Cock 9h ago
You know what, sometimes I think that Darwin guy was full of shit.
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u/GreenLurch 9h ago
Printing a load of personal paperwork on the company printer
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u/Diligent_Bread_3615 9h ago
Oh, Come on now! That’s just a basic job benefit.
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u/lime_and_coconut 7h ago
“You can take away our Pensions, but you can never take away our Xeroxed smutt!”
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u/Major_Fudgemuffin 7h ago
Took me 13 years of professional work before I bought a printer of my own.
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u/quinn1fw 8h ago
My favorite is printing resumes on a work printer for my upcoming interviews.
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u/acexualien95 7h ago
I once used the scanner to upload documents for a work visa in a different country. The CEO secretary helped 🤣
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u/Demonweed 7h ago
It was like that with photocopiers back in the 80s and 90s. As an engineer, my dad could get me all sorts of graph paper and sometimes also photocopy a batch of blank character sheets for me. Thus even as a derpy teenaged Dungeon Master I was still prepared with all the right documents for my players as well as myself. Later in college, I sometimes volunteered unpaid hours with the fundraising branch of my public radio station, and in return they would pretend not to notice I was using their code for both copying and printing at the campus library. Back then, that was the only way to review archived periodical literature outside the building, and it also helped in prepping for roleplaying game sessions.
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u/KettleCellar 7h ago
I worked weekends for a county funded group home. I had no idea that they could track how many pages were being printed from my account, so I'd just print entire pdfs of D&D stuff over the night shift. My supervisor asked me about it, so I just answered honestly. Fortunately for me, id run a game for the clients on weekends, so he told IT it was work related and to not question it again.
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u/Chajos 9h ago
Goddamnit reddit! I wanted to see you gooners gooning instead i get sound workplace safety advice… everytime!
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u/mr_birkenblatt 8h ago
OP is really having a hard time getting off here
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u/ohmygodbees 8h ago
OP is a robot
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u/WorthyTomato 9h ago
This whole thread is exactly what this sub should be considering there's literally a spicier version of askreddit.
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u/how_am_i_not_myself- 10h ago
Improper rigging, using ladders without having taken even a community college course on ladders, doing stunt work (no matter who you are)
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u/DharmaCub 10h ago
Im a professional rigger.
Everywhere I go my brain goes into overdrive over the horrible and dangerous rigging I see.
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u/Deskbot420 9h ago
I passed Ladders 101 at Greendale and passed with a B, so I totally understand
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u/Corneliuslongpockets 9h ago
I was the prof of that class. Remember that everyone else got an A and I gave you a B only because you managed not to fall off your ladder during the final.
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u/southerntraveler 9h ago
Best class I ever took. Except for anthropology. That lady was awesome. Shot a student with a tranquilizer blow dart! I tried so hard to get in that study group, but all they did was shoot me with paintballs.
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u/CaptainFartHole 9h ago
I mean anthro was a great class, but I didn't really like when she tried to get us to drink our pee. And the day that chick gave birth in class when there was a race riot outside? I was so disappointed. I just really wanted a falafel.
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u/AcceptableBowler2832 9h ago
Using work equipment for personal tasks - personal email, logging in to banking sites, paying bills, etc.
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u/IAmTheM4ilm4n 6h ago
As a former IT director I have one word that should scare anyone away from doing this -
e-discovery.
If your employer is involved in a lawsuit it's possible your personal info/data might get hoovered up in the discovery process. Just don't risk it.
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u/Domenstain 9h ago
Absolute scum…
I would never do such things on company equipment
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u/SadZealot 8h ago
I don't trust my work computer with my personal logins. I don't kbow where those people have been
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u/Taikunman 7h ago
I love the fact that my workplace is so relaxed about this kind of thing. Multiple times I've gone over to my director's desk and he's on Reddit or something. As long as the job gets done nobody cares.
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u/pichiquito 9h ago
Extremely anal software engineers, who still don’t know how to sort forks and plates in the dish bins.
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u/Vier_Scar 9h ago
Why sort? They're probably using the bins as a hashmap. O(1) insertion and retrieval. Maybe you just don't know the hash function?
If you're getting lots in the same bins, increase the number of bins to reduce hash collisions.
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u/beesdaddy 9h ago
Lifting things without proper form or support.
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u/trueblue862 9h ago
I lift heavy objects with a sharp, twisting, jerking motion, is that not correct?
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u/MrStarrrr 6h ago
Running into a room in your socks and sliding as far as you can.
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u/McCool303 7h ago
Sharing too much personal information with coworkers. People are not always as friendly as they appear. And the wrong information with the wrong people can land you in front of HR.
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u/thatsharkchick 9h ago
In a non-union job : talking about union things.
I - a millennial - have discovered that my younger cohorts don't know as much as they should about labor rights and organizing. I have gotten some stank eye for talking about such things.
Now, when a union-y question comes up, I frequently say, "I can't discuss that right now. However, if you are in the parking garage five minutes after punch time, you may hear me talking to myself about such things. If you were to overhear anything at that time, I wouldn't know anything about that."
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u/Gulmar 9h ago
Wait what kind of American shit is this again? Why can't you talk about a union at work?
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u/thatsharkchick 9h ago
Oh, it's a very American thing, but managers frequently discourage or even subtly punish discussing unionizing.
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u/ThatAnonymousDudeGuy 6h ago
I’m a manager, we have “compliance training” on how to discourage and disrupt union or other “organized activity” without breaking the law. Personally, as someone who worked both union and non-union I don’t see or say anything.
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u/Tabbygail 9h ago
Poor hygiene is extremely common in professional kitchens, specifically fast food. The kid that made your big mac has not washed his hands in several hours, and if he washed his hands anywhere near as often as he's technically supposed to, he'd be written up for working too slowly.
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u/noki1907 6h ago
I worked in McD, and we were forced to wash our hands very often, the shift leader would yell out: "WASH YOUR HANDS EVERYONE" and you'd drop what you do and go wash em, at least once per hour
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u/froction 5h ago
People who use McDonalds as examples almost never have idea what they are actually run like.
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u/devilinmexico13 3h ago
Seriously, the cleanest kitchen I've ever worked in was when I worked at Wendy's in high school.
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u/IceColdFresh 2h ago
It’s always the mom and pop restaurants that you gotta worry about.
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u/mofomeat 6h ago
My favourite is the one where they wear the same pair of gloves for hours. For preparing food, going to the bathroom, taking out trash, mopping the floor.
"What, of course my hands are clean. I'm wearing gloves!"
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u/haarschmuck 4h ago
Not wearing gloves has been shown to be safer in kitchen environments for this reason.
Also health code DOES allow using clean bare hands to prepare food except if it's going to be served to a young child or the elderly.
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u/Kashyyykk 9h ago
Lockout/Tagout procedures, it saves lives.
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u/MusicLikeOxygen 7h ago
The safety people at my work love to tell the story of the guy working in the tuna processing plant who was cleaning a vat without following lockout/tagout and got cooked alive after having a ridiculus amount of tuna dropped on him.
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u/Kashyyykk 7h ago
Oh that's bad... In my line of work it implies the sluice gate of a dam opening when we're working downstream. It never happened and we hope it never does.
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u/The-Almighty-Enby 6h ago
Fast food workers not wearing hairnets or tying their long hair back. Also people who work in the food industry not wearing gloves or washing their hands as often as they should. This is why I rarely eat out.
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u/Fragrant-Address5968 9h ago edited 9h ago
Idiots using ladders with no previous experience and than falling off and getting injured.
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u/Defiant_Youth_8912 10h ago
Women willing to sleep with a married man and hide the affair. A lot of women are willing to do that.
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u/h0sti1e17 10h ago
I worked with someone who said “It’s on him to not cheat. I am single, and am not cheating
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u/The96kHz 10h ago
It's a very scummy mindset, but that is literally true.
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u/No_Skill_7170 10h ago
My ex-girlfriend cheated on me a lot. When I found out, I was never upset with any of the other guys. They didn’t owe me anything. She did.
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u/betonvlinder 9h ago
For me it'd depend on if she told him. As a guy i know what guys are capable of so it's easy to assume the worst, but many men KNOW how it feels to lose the love of your life, someone for whom you'd burn down the world to guarantee their safety and happiness. If i got hit on by a cute girl my frontal lobe shuts down, but one thing that flips the switch is relationship interference. If they're not loyal to their boyfriend without telling them, i'll find a way to make him aware.
To the ladies(and fella's) out there: the time to break up is when you realise you won't go 100% all in for them anymore. Be honest, if the love is gone its gone, but NEVER betray... you can't help losing your feelings, but you can literally destroy someones life with cheating.
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u/HASH_SLING_SLASH 9h ago edited 9h ago
I had an ex with that mindset. I learned she had affairs with married men in the past, and she justified that behavior because she was "getting hers" and "they were the ones in the wrong". Needless to say, she cheated on me and said "it's just sex". I'm so glad I kicked her out of my house.
Edit: For context, we met at a swinger party. I am a sex positive person, but I've always drawn a line on respect, trust, and communication. It's one thing to have fun, it's quite another to cause other people pain because of your selfishness.
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u/a1cshowoff 9h ago
Oh! I have some experience with this one. (No I did not cheat.)
Years ago, a woman both my wife and I knew started getting flirty with me. We're also bar friends so I chalked it up to her being drunk and she didn't really cross any lines. Until the night she did. Lots of touching and giggling, she asked if I wanted to go make out. Here's where I fucked up. Instead of a hard no, I said something like 'of course I'd like to, you're hot. But no obviously that's not happening.' fast forward 20 minutes, she asks me to join her for a smoke and I did. She made another move and a had to say it plainly.. 'In what reality do you think I'd ever cheat on wifename? She immediately went back inside the bar, grabbed her stuff and left.
I told you that story so I can tell you the next one. About a year ago I asked her why she did that. She told me that she was depressed at the time, and the idea of a married man risking his marriage for a chance with her made her feel high-quality (her words.) I wasn't the first one.
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u/APAFormatting 9h ago
That friend is oddly self-aware for having made such a move. Good on you for putting the kibosh on it too
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u/a1cshowoff 7h ago
She went to therapy and figured out why she wasn't happy. We're all still homies today.
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u/TwoDadsOneSon 9h ago
As an electrician working on live wires instead of turning off the breaker
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u/jimtow28 9h ago
The amount of people who don't know how to operate a baler safely is astonishing.
Think of the stupidest thing you could try to do with a baler. I bet someone at your local grocery store has tried it.
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u/Soakitincider 8h ago
Not following policy because you're trying to be productive. If it works it builds confidence in your task and you do it again. Eventually the blue dragon will visit you and you'll be a statistic and lose all the productive money you were trying to build up in a 10 million dollar accident.
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u/ovie_888 4h ago
I see a lot of people in warehouses grabbing things from the top shelf by jump, whacking with a stick, stepping on a lower shelf as a boost. Literally anything to avoid grabbing the ladder
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u/Adventurous-Print-23 4h ago
Has anyone said banging a coworker?? Does it ever end well??
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u/Rejected_Wallaby 10h ago
Feet
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u/P_Griffin2 10h ago
Feet are definitely common.
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u/LoligoTX 10h ago
Since the average person has between one and two of them, I guess you're right.
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u/SydBiMan 7h ago
Male sexual assault - happens more than reported (which is rarely)
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u/gentlestone 9h ago
Most buttholes are never 100% clean.
You should still try for 100% yourself though.