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what was the Indeed alternative you mentioned here? I can’t find the post again

is it racist to play genshin impact no nuance

do you like ice cream with chunks of fruit in it?

is it childish to care (a lot) about your birthday as an adult?

black people: how do you feel about white people using "yt" to refer to other white people? it's just an abbreviation so it doesn't matter a bit cringe perhaps but not a problem indicates their awareness of white privilege performatively trying to distance themsleves from their own whiteness results

Since “Is it possible to thrift” anon already confessed to buying their underwear from the thrift stores, do we think they are also buying all socks and shoes from the thrift stores ?

Anon clarify on their previous post about porking the dog bed sleeper- just a large dog bed, as in a bed built for a st. Bernard, or the large dog beds they make for humans? https://weareplufl.com/?snowball=TRUONG14507&nbt=nb%3Aadwords%3Ax%3A23242650442%3A%3A&tw_source=google&tw_adid&tw_campaign=23242650442&tw_kwdid

is it normal to refuse to read about a certain demographic, even a majority

sorry but with the whole shein/gap discourse are we going to ignore that shein clothes have been proven to have toxic metals that can harm not just you but pets, family, kids, friends

Sorry for the tangent but the “pov you’re trying to talk to people in 2025” video made me realize that there’s this entire trend of (mostly) women making skits essentially berating women for being “too bitchy”. I’ve been getting this account recommended to me about this woman doing receptionist skits and they also play out in a similar way, the customer is super nice but the receptionist is like, not smiling and making the other person feel stupid. And there’s the “gen-z barista” skits too, and I’m sure many others, but I can’t help but feel like there’s something misogynistic (because it’s mostly women playing women performing customer service roles) and maybe also entitled boomerism going on because I’ve never had this type of interaction with someone (both as a customer service worker and a customer) but also even if someone was having a bad day, I never took it personally? Idk. And what stands out to me in these skits is how nice the other person is but is still getting the cold shoulder or being bullied meanwhile at my receptionist job people would come in yelling at me and being wrong about their appointments, so these videos make me skeptical. And I understand that these skits are exaggerated for comedic effect and that there does seem to be a shift in people being more “anti-social” and there’s room to have this conversation and there are genuinely awful people working jobs they shouldn't be. But 99% of the time I’m gonna be on the barista/customer service worker’s side, like the stupidity/entitlement they have to deal with on a daily basis while being minimum wage... but anyway, this makes me wonder if the “anti-social” classmate skits are also part of this trend that feels like they’re just shaming (mostly) women for not being “nice”.

Shinigami Eyes only “doesn’t work anymore” if you’re unwilling to click on flagged pages and look for 1 minute to see if it appears to have been a false flag before reacting. Some people may have misused it but it’s still a very helpful transphobe finding tool if you do your due diligence