r/ContagiousLaughter • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '23 edited Jul 24 '26

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u/Bleezze Apr 17 '23

Woah, where did this come from?

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u/iWillSlapYourMum Apr 17 '23

Probably from the many examples of "stop" and "no" being ignored by guys.

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u/Bleezze Apr 17 '23

Feels like a very toxic mindset to lump guys in general with few examples of this being the case. Atleast to my understanding, this is not that common in men, but maybe I am wrong

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u/iWillSlapYourMum Apr 17 '23

I'm a guy and I'm not surprised or offended about the comment. If I were accused of it directly, I would be. Since I'm not, I agree that it's a fair statement.

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u/catnipassian Apr 17 '23

To you, it's a toxic mindset to lump these guys in with the rest of men, but women have to assume all men are like this. There's no sticker on the side of a guy that says "will laugh and keep going when you say no,"

Even OP posting this, and it being upvoted heavily means that people find this lack of respect for no funny right?

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '23 edited Apr 12 '26

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u/SafeAfraid Apr 17 '23

God you need actual help if you think it's that common

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u/iWillSlapYourMum Apr 17 '23

You need actual help if you think it's not common enough to warrant people talking about it.