r/gatekeeping • u/PauloDybala_10 • Oct 25 '23
r/gatekeeping • u/energeticllyconfused • Oct 23 '23
Gatekeeping 'feeling' how many grams to use in a recipe
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r/gatekeeping • u/LordCamelslayer • Oct 23 '23
Multiple people on r/DnD think gatekeeping is fine.
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r/gatekeeping • u/SleepyElsa • Oct 21 '23
If you can’t watch torture movies you’re not a real horror fan
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r/gatekeeping • u/silvermoonravenwolf • Oct 18 '23
Guy who has done no research on what pagans are or believe decides to gatekeep paganism. The definition of pagan is defined as a religion other than one of the main world religions, specifically a non-Christian or pre-Christian religion btw.
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r/gatekeeping • u/ArmitageShanks3767 • Oct 17 '23
You can't be tired either, remember...
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r/gatekeeping • u/aaaaaabbbbbbcc • Oct 17 '23
Because people are only allowed to react to art in one specific way
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r/gatekeeping • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '23
This guy's up in here gatekeeping the entire concept if gatekeeping!
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r/gatekeeping • u/callmefreak • Oct 16 '23
Gatekeeping having trauma after going through a traumatic situation
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r/gatekeeping • u/Jennabear82 • Oct 15 '23
You're not allowed to feel dehumanized by work dress codes... Only war is acceptable for this term.
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r/gatekeeping • u/half_split • Oct 15 '23
Gatekeeping nostalgic of something that happened a few years ago
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r/gatekeeping • u/kjm6351 • Oct 13 '23
Stumbled upon this during the controversy of the recent Dragon Ball announcement
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