noteablequotable
GLP-1 Specialist
@exploitedworkerbee can you step in here?
Can you point out exactly where I said it was all men?No, you and others definitely generalized numerous times, but whatever. I've had a good and open conversation with you.
I seriously wish that you don't have to deal with these evil people anymore. I really mean this sincerely!
Less than all, more than “a very few.” If you really can’t see that, I don’t really see the point in engaging further. Good luck on your journey.Again, what is a lot, exactly? There's that, you don't agree with me, so you must be projecting.
Less than all, more than “a very few.” If you really can’t see that, I don’t really see the point in engaging further. Good luck on your journey.
Can you point out exactly where I said it was all men?
I'm stepping out of this conversation. I've said all I needed to say. Calling out bad behavior is apparently seen as man-hating. Turning someones statements about being harassed around as a way to feel victimized simply because you share the same anatomy as the perpetrators is weird, but ok. Saying "not all, but enough to be a problem" is not disparaging to an entire gender.
I did not attack him for the joke. I pointed out how he missed the point. My attacks did not start until after THIS snarky comment :FWIW, I think it was illuminating and vulnerable for that women to share her feeling and experiences.
But it was wrong for her to attack the man who joked it might make it easier for him to get laid.
You both have different experiences and different traumas you are dealing with and (hopefully) recovering from.
Stop with the judgement and the bickering.
As for the few men that got triggered and tried to minimize the whole situation and make it somehow about them? Get help.
Nice try, FBI!Is there a place where I can find reputable vials of powdered Tirzepatide?
I agree, but how many people do you think are actually doing post-purchase testing? Seems like a lot of people rely solely on other user reviews.This kind of reporting is what kept my grandma—who lived in a nice neighborhood—from leaving her house out of of fear of all the hazard and crime outside. Fear mongering for clicks on behalf of a big corporation… smh.
They never mention all the testing we do to confirm that we aren’t booping insulin, and to make sure that the quantity on the label is what is in the vial. It does demonstrate why we need to do post-purchase testing and not trust vendor tests.
I credit that episode for my exploration into this arena!As usual South Park summed it all up perfectly.
Anybody who hasn’t seen their ozemoic episode needs to.
Testing groups count as post-purchase testing. Lots and lots of people are doing that, or at the very least seeing the results of those tests out in the wild.I agree, but how many people do you think are actually doing post-purchase testing? Seems like a lot of people rely solely on other user reviews.
I really want my 5 minutes back. Thanks OP for sharing the article.
No refunds!
I agree. I am in my home state at the moment without protection. No reciprocal. I just took my 79 year old mom, who walks around like it is the 1980s, to a gun store to buy keychain pepper spray because I could not ship it to her in this state. I explained I am not trying to make her fearful, but WTF is she going to do if she is attacked??On a somewhat similar note but completely relevant. And at the risk of triggering someone reading this.
If I were a woman in today's society. I would be proficient and confident in concealed carry. This would mean the confidence to carry a loaded (chambered) weapon on my person. The ability to handle the weapon (lock, secure, transfer) safely. Lots of range practice with someone who can properly train me on safety, and how to put my shots on target reliably at different distances. Etc etc etc.
I grew up with my mom (single mother) who was constantly harassed by strangers. It might have been a different world back then, and she certainly didn't make attempts to blend in. She did carry some form of mace.
That might be another option. Bear spray.
This is one of the things I'm looking forward to about losing some more weight. Is wearing clothing where concealed carry is more comfortable.
And I'm a man....
There's crazy people everywhere.
Can we get a bear mace category on this forum?this took a weird turn for an underground gray market glp1 peptide weight loss research forum LMAO
Kinda missed the point there. Do they welcome that aspect of being fat? Cuz honestly, I feel safer out in public as a fat woman than I ever did as a thin woman.
Edited to add: My comment was about harassment and had absolutely nothing to do with getting "action" so not sure how you thought this response was in any way relevant to what I said. It's giving "just take the compliment" vibes.
Yeah, I'm hoping with me being older I won't have the same experiences I had in my 20s and 30s. I've also perfected my RBF so that will likely help too 😂I know what you mean kinda. It was a fear of mine. I really think that is what kept me fat for so long. But I was never thin my whole life and never got attention from men either. And I've always worked in male dominated environments, still do kinda. Now I'm smaller, not really thin, but normal for the first time in my life, but I'm also older. I haven't really noticed men bothering me like I thought my happen.
I know I'm chiming in late here, but I've taken several self defense classes, and they all basically told us not to pull/carry a knife as a defensive weapon unless you have like Krav Maga/Kali level proficiency with it - it's not just a distance thing, but because otherwise it's easier to take it away from you and use it against you.Oh, I've got multiples lol. I also carry a knife but that's more for utilitarian purposes and isn't the best option for self defense in general. Distance is key.
Yep, exactly, that's why my main reason for keeping one on me is for utilitarian purposes (I'm out in nature a lot). I brought up distance because if you can disable them somehow before they are close to you they can't take away your weapon. However if I ever end up tied up and have a knife hidden on me I could potentially cut myself loose, assuming I can reach it.I know I'm chiming in late here, but I've taken several self defense classes, and they all basically told us not to pull/carry a knife as a defensive weapon unless you have like Krav Maga/Kali level proficiency with it - it's not just a distance thing, but because otherwise it's easier to take it away from you and use it against you.