[ SECRET POST #2413 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2413 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Original anon - while I wouldn't say it's an instant dumping, it is an instant conversation about forms of address that I'd prefer and why.


I'm somewhat amused by the responses here. Just because you like it or don't find it offensive to be called certain pet names doesn't mean everyone does. And in fact, both I and the responding anon made it clear that it was our personal preferences, not some universal thing that everyone had to hate.

[(Anonymous)]

They didn't make that clear at all, imo. They said that calling someone babe is disrespectful, not that they didn't want to get called that. You don't get why people would respond strongly to that statement? It was controversial on purpose, at the very least.

[(Anonymous)]

Perhaps the first respondent would be justified in questioning the statement. But by the time the anon replied with: "I make it clear from the beginning that I find it disrespectful and rude" that point is clarified.

Of course there's also context and benefit of the doubt.