Krachsterben @ Krachsterben @feddit.de

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It's still dumb. When we're at a point where we have to butcher our language with asterisks and colons to please Karens we've gotta admit that the language itself is heavily flawed.

Turns out English and Asian languages without gendered pronouns are simply superior

Einige Regionen in Bayern. In Teilen Österreichs auch gerne feminin die Joghurt

My favourite is some words having different pronouns in different regions. Like der/die/das Nutella, der Butter, das Joghurt 😳

You're right but tbh I think it's so silly that using* stars has become the defacto politically correct way to address gendering in the first place. It's such an eyesore

That's... still not a lot. In Germany you're legally required to drive 40 hours with a licensed driving teacher and sit in school for 25 hours of theory learning before you're even allowed to attempt taking the test

Doubt it, men will become impotent by then. Testosterone levels are already halved compared to only a few decades ago

Yeah like US and Australia. You apply for a learner's licence and get driving lessons from friends or family members that already have a full licence

That's why literally everyone drives the moment they turn 16, it's cheap and easy to get a licence

Same.

Btw it's so lame that OP assumes it's only guys here. There's dozens of us!!!

They didn't care for many years when /jailbait or /creepshots (pictures taken of women without their consent) was still a thing. It brought them traffic along with all their other porn subs

They only cared when advertisers caught wind of them & considered dropping out

From Wikipedia:

Communities devoted to explicit material saw rising popularity, and r/jailbait, which featured provocative shots of underage teenagers, became the chosen "subreddit of the year" in the "Best of reddit" user poll in 2008, and at one point, making "jailbait" the second most common search term for the site.[3] Erik Martin, general manager of Reddit, defended the subreddit by saying that such controversial pages were a consequence of allowing free speech on the site.[117]

This is pretty common knowledge these days.

My issue with Mastodon is that many big companies still use Twitter/X as their main way to publish news outside of of their websites and press releases.

They're good at cancelling out deep grumbling noises but purposely let through high tones so users can hear fire / safety alarms ringing. Unfortunately baby's screaming is more similar to the latter and cuts right through to your ears

Or it's simply not economically viable to use half of the airplane as a playground, because parents will never be willing to spend 2x the amount on flight tickets because they're perpetually broke

Men are like volcanoes. They can be quiet for decades before suddenly erupting their accumulated suppressed feelings

As a woman, the secret is the unload your baggage to friends one at a time as to not overwhelm them.

Having a crappy day? Talk about it.

Relationship issues? Talk about it.

Feeling stuck in your career? Talk about it

But don't do it all at once, otherwise people will feel like you're misusing them as free therapy, and takes away from the natural give and take between friends/partners.

It's so bad lol. There's multiple errors in each sentence

That's fine but for most normal people exposure to pathogens actually strengthens their immune system. Children of germaphobes are much more likely to have immune issues and allergies

Memes nowadays: edgy, post-ironic nihilism that portrays the current state of society and its flaws

Memes then: simple and lighthearted fun

Yeah, because I love talking to myself

Any topics outside of memes, IT and politics are nearly non-existent.

This place is heavily skewed towards a specific niche of mostly males that are chronically online

He said adjusted pricing for Ultra is coming soon.

Removing ads is $25 in Australia, down from 35 or something before