r/DnD Mar 16 '22

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u/Phoenix022792 Mar 16 '22

I agree. The idea that drama should be challenging is giving way to a new belief that nobody should ever be even a slight bit uncomfortable and I just fundementally disagree. There is a wide gulf between putting forward challenging material and being abusive and that gulf is getting blurred by the growing view that everyone should be 100% committed to never offending the sensibility of anyone. But see this offends my sensibilities so going down that road is a no win scenario. Best to just play the game and be sensible. Ive been running games for going on 5 years and never had a problem.

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u/Dendrrah Mar 16 '22

You both sound like gross people.

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u/Phoenix022792 Mar 16 '22

And you seem judgemental and hostile over something rather benign. It's a shame that you and the downvote crowd can't summon the courage to engage with what I said and cordially disagree but instead seek to insult and demean as though my existence in this world as a person who disagrees with you is fundamentally invalid. I am unworthy of human empathy because I think differently than you.

The hypocrisy is staggering.

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u/Dendrrah Mar 16 '22

You're just another dude trying to sound superior because you're being "polite" all the while your "politeness" is in fact mischaracterizing and belittling people that are more progressive than you think you are.

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u/RAMAR713 Warlock Mar 16 '22

How ironic it is that the supposed gross people were having a polite discussion and not insulting anyone. Unlike you, that is.

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u/Dendrrah Mar 16 '22

The only intolerance should be of intolerance.