[ SECRET POST #6949 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6949 ⌋

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Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

How on Earth did allergies, asthma and tighty-whities become associated with nerds in TV and movies?

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

I'd guess that the first two makes it hard for them to do the sports and outdoor activities favoured by non-nerds, and... maybe the tighty whities are responsible for the high pitched nerd voice?

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

Allergies/asthma = oh you're so weak you can't even breathe normal like a real human being (also means you can't sports like the anon above said)

Tighty-whities = BASIC. AS. FUCK. You have no game, no suave, no cool. Cool people wear colors, even boxer-briefs are sexier than plain briefs. White briefs is plain as fuck, it's the default, and anyone who prefers them is boring and default.

the "how" is 80s media, from the Revenge of the Nerds/Porky's era onward. One writer or director paints the picture, everyone else sees how much bank it makes and rolls with it, after a number of repeats it becomes a trope.

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

Tighty-whities probably also mean your mom bought them for you

I don't know anyone who thinks those are comfortable

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

LOL I was gonna say, I don't know a single adult guy who willingly wears those.

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I do but they're like 85 years old

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

As a nerd without asthma or allergies to the outdoors, I was so jealous of the kids with asthma who got out of cross-country runs at school.

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

along similar lines, why does "mouth breather" mean stupid? it just means you have sinus problems!!

Re: Trope Question

[philstar22]

Right? This time of a year I can never breathe through my nose, and basically all year I can't breathe through my nose at night. Sinus problems allergies, yay.

Re: Trope Question

[(Anonymous)]

People with Down Syndrome typically breathe through their mouths so I suspect that's where it came from.

Mom is watching Will Trent, and...

[(Anonymous)]

...I just heard Vitamin C by Can in the background and I'm just delighted! Whoever's picking the music in this show really knows their shit.

Online therapist

[philstar22]

Anyone found any good online therapy/therapist that is reasonably affordable? I just don't have time to go to a therapist, but I'm really feeling like I need to talk to someone who isn't family/coworkers/friends.

Re: Online therapist

[(Anonymous)]

My local places do online/telehealth appointments as an option. I personally don't trust the big online places like Better Health as I've heard some bad things about privacy and their hiring practices and qualifications.

Idk if you have a reddit acct or a local sub but I found searching my local subreddit super helpful for finding a local therapist and psychiatrist.

Re: Online therapist

[(Anonymous)]

SA - I meant Better Help.