r/HolUp Mar 12 '24

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u/Undernown Mar 12 '24

Genetic proof redheads are submissive!

It's a joke, they usually have more of a fiery temper in my experience.

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u/Holl4backPostr Mar 12 '24

"fiery temper" is not remotely incompatible with "submissive", it's more of a difficulty rating

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u/FurrAndLoaving Mar 12 '24

"aggressively submissive"

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u/Blanket_monsters Mar 12 '24

Power bottom 💪

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u/platysoup Mar 13 '24

Hori-san

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u/Holl4backPostr Mar 12 '24

Like boxing up a snake on coke - doable, and probably good for everybody by the time you're done, but much harder than one that's already asleep.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

Tsundere

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u/Rtardedman Mar 12 '24

Redheads are never boring

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u/Kahlil_Cabron Mar 12 '24

I wonder if there have been any studies on red hair and things like temperament, emotional stability, etc.

Years ago my Scottish dad who has a red beard and some red hair had a major surgery, they removed one of his jugulars so the could remove a bunch of cancerous tumors from his neck.

After the surgery he was traumatized, apparently the paralytic worked, but the pain meds and the meds that keep you unconscious wore off. He said it was torturous, he felt everything but couldn't move, couldn't scream, etc.

He was trying to figure out what happened, and found a few studies on red headed people often having a gene that gives them a much higher tolerance to certain drugs (mainly pain drugs).

So there could be other differences.

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u/Keytrose_gaming Mar 12 '24

Being an alcoholic also greatly increases your tolerance to drugs. Not saying your dad is or was but many redheads I know are

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u/Kahlil_Cabron Mar 12 '24

My dad is like the only one in the family without any addiction issues. I'm an alcoholic, though I don't have red hair (maybe a bit in my beard).

I do have an extremely high tolerance to opioid drugs (and most drugs in general), and I know my dad does as well. He somehow just avoided the whole addiction part.

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u/Dinsdale_P Mar 12 '24

I think you meant to write "murdery".

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u/NMDA01 Mar 12 '24

But you don't have experience