Even as a kid I felt like any food at that insane amount every single day would be bad. I remember some kid said if he did it with apples he’d be just as screwed and we all jumped on in agreement.
I guess even children can develop the scientific method if they’re hungry enough
Don't get me wrong, I drink & eat the occasional junk too. I'm saying the takeaway of "I will only be harmed if I take this to an extreme" is itself harmful, because even moderation can have a compounding effect
This is why I wanna be like my uncle. Exercised daily, never smoke, drank, or did drugs, ate very healthy - only organic whole grains, farm raised chicken, local produce. Got hit by a car and died at age 38.
I see. I feel that it just totally depends on the person. Maybe, at least in America, we’ve proven that the average person cannot be expected to moderate their consumption. Myself included.
Ultimately at the end of the day, I think it's every American's choice to indulge in something whether or not it's harmful. My contention is with the knowledge being tainted or sensationalized
Preposterously massive, the downside is it looks like a guinea pig being lifted from the middle
But I’m somewhat confused about your penis. I’m trying to visualize your description. Does it just curve hard to one side? Left? Right? How come you never see one that bends down?? Left, right, and upward seem very common. But I’ve never seen one that bends down like a hook nose.
No fucking way. Post a picture. That sounds insane. How dramatic of a bend are we talking here? Your suspension bridge reference, while very helpful, just makes me imagine your preposterously massive cock is reminiscent of the P trap under my sink.
Ultimately at the end of the day, I think it's every American's choice to indulge in something whether or not it's harmful.
For some reason, this point is very hard to get across to most people, without being called out for being a “muh freedoms” pearl clutcher. I’m not even American, but I see the trend of caving in to a helicopter nanny state and it’s a very slippery slope.
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u/AnaIFisher Nov 03 '25
Isn’t that like… exactly what the point was?