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Messing with people's food is fucked up. You can't make decisions for other people. You know jack shit about them. It's their decision to order what they want and it's your job to give them what they order with integrity. It's not that fucking hard. It would be terrible for a super health conscious barista to deceitfully refuse to give customers they find to be "overweight" full fat milk if they ordered it, and it's terrible for you to do the same thing in the opposite direction. It's just fucking disgusting to secretly mess with someone's food or drink. Like, I don't even know how to properly explain this and I don't know how you'd ever think this was okay.

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I have a definite interest in seeing more of those videos.

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Lots of antipsychotics make you constantly hungry. It takes a lot of effort to refrain from gaining weight while on antipsychotics, but if you're only interested in a girl that's willing to gain weight for you it's fucking disgusting to prey on people suffering from mental illness simply because the medication they're on tend to make them gain weight.

Decent troll, lacks uniqueness and wit but is fairly convincing. 6/10

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She's won a gold medal, kid. I'm pretty sure that makes her a mean performance machine.

I don't think it requires any significant degree of rationalization to feel that fat and softness is more feminine and muscle and rigidness is more masculine, it's just how I feel. I guess you could say that's just me being influenced by traditional gender roles, but if I went through life second guessing everything I've ever felt and thought it would be a pretty shitty life. It's as simple as me thinking the parts of the female body that I find alluring and feminine, like the belly, breasts, hips, and butt are all enhanced by some excess fat. The parts of the male body that I find masculine, like the shoulders, arms, and pecs are all enhanced by excess muscle and covered up by excess fat.