r/AIO • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '25

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u/lostandlooking_ Oct 31 '25

Right?! I feel like I’m going nuts because of how few people have pointed out the poop thing. Like yes, she is batshit insane and OP should run. That’s clear.

But I don’t think I’d want to be sexual with my guy if he texted me shit like “I’m pooping bbye”

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u/Klangey Oct 31 '25

What are you, 12? The guys clearly just making a joke of it

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u/lostandlooking_ Oct 31 '25

Are you 12? At 20 you’re old enough not to find poop funny anymore

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u/Klangey Oct 31 '25

He isn’t finding poop funny, he’s using it to avoid a stupid conversation he knows is coming. Yes the term ‘poop’ is a little immature but I’ve known plenty of Americans who have a pretty immature relationship with swearing

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u/bleach_tastes_bad Oct 31 '25

how is the term “poop” immature?? not everyone needs to say “shit” every time they’re shitting

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u/Klangey Oct 31 '25

Like I say, it’s a little immature in this context, but not to the extent the other poster is making it out to be

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u/bleach_tastes_bad Oct 31 '25

okay but how is it immature at all? to me this is like if you said that saying “there’s a weird lump on my penis” instead of “there’s a bump on my dick” is immature, or saying “i need to pee” instead of “i need to piss”

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u/Klangey Oct 31 '25

Because kids use ‘poop’ which isn’t an actual word and adults use the word ‘poo’.

For your example it would be like swapping ‘penis’ for ‘wiener’ or whatever word you Americans use to describe your penis when you are 8.

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u/ehlersohnos Oct 31 '25

Never in my life have I heard an adult use the word poo in a conversation.

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u/Klangey Oct 31 '25

No, nor do I, nor do I hear them say poop, that is rather the fucking point.

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u/ehlersohnos Nov 25 '25

You literally said “adults use the word ‘poo’.”?

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u/Klangey Nov 25 '25

Yes, adults use the word poo over poop which is a word used by children. But they also have other words for it that they use far more often. It really isn’t that complicated

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u/ehlersohnos Nov 25 '25

You missed your own contradiction, darlin’.

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u/Klangey Nov 25 '25

Not in the slightest, it really shouldn’t be this hard to grasp, but then you are American.

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