[ SECRET POST #2197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋

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Comments

Re: UM...

[(Anonymous)]

It's a cultural condition that is recognized as a disorder.

Agoraphobie =/= immature people who giggle at animal anatomy.

Agoraphobia is sometimes accompanied by panic attacks, so that doesn't quit fit either. Shut ins who suffer agoraphobia are sometimes encouraged or given pets to keep them company, so they aren't exactly ignorant of animal anatomy either.

So you are left with simply immature people, and it has nothing to do where they live.

Re: UM...

[(Anonymous)]

I know what agoraphobia is. I dropped hikkikomori simply meaning that these people are never around animals, which is kind of hard, when you consider dogs, cats, fish, birds outside, squirrels, and I meant it in jest. But that's not good enough for the SJWs like you.

Re: UM...

[(Anonymous)]

RU MAD?

Re: UM...

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, good lord

My cousin owns and runs a horse ranch and works with programs for troubled kids and kids who may have disorders of the such, so we do try to be careful about that.