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179 sats \ 15 replies \ @plebpoet 14 Apr \ on: Stacker Saloon
fellows, please tell me, if you're in conversation with someone new, what's something they could say that would convince you they're too normal
"The New York Times had an interesting article..."
Bonus answer from my wife:
"My favorite show is NCIS."
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"You might be surprised to hear, given how common it is these days, that I'm not a Nazi."
Back when I was app-dating, I'd browse my competition's profiles. For the life of me, I couldn't understand why most of them declared themselves "feminists." Feminism had always meant equality of opportunity to me, so I was like "duh," but boy did I miss the memo of what it meant to some people.
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- they say "what do u think about Iran?" or any other current controversial program.
- being fixated on the housing and rental markets.
- being excited about mainstream media culture, in a negative or positive way, does not matter.
- talking about Apple Vision Pro or any other latest glamorous consumer tech
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define "too normal"
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hmm kinda hard, but I should certainly define it, let's see it's like when you take in some piece of how they construct either their personality or their worldview, and you have a deep well of opinion/experience to unleash about it but you know they can't take it in
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So you are defining cognitive dissonance... right.
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as someone who lives in DC
Only statists cucks lives there. Politicians ass kissers
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