Skulldrinker
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Thank you, but I have to say, that second link does not sound like an actual woman, more like a dude making a point.
This is frankly Wellness-Wednesday adjacent.
Does anyone else remember when the internet was full of Women (capitalization intentional) complaining that men hit on them? My perception as a guy in the early 2010s was that the list of places/contexts where you weren't "allowed" to speak to a woman was growing every day. It started with the gym/bus/grocery store, but then came to encompass every possible social context where men and women might come into contact with eachother. It reached a point where I was expecting to see an article titled "We Need To Talk About The Serious Problem of Women being Flirted With at Singles Events."
It's just that, now in the current year, I can't seem to actually find any solid examples; aren't all these important feminist essays archived somewhere? I remember them being inescapable.
Here's a pithy summary: When I hear women complaining that men don't approach them in public anymore, I want to link a 2010s feminism article and say "This is why." But...where are the articles? Did I imagine them?
It stops being holy if it becomes an LLM-ism. Same with it's not X, it's Y.
The AI is doing us a favor by finding all the vapid, say-something-without-saying-anything phrases in writing and making them feel icky.
cost is just... chef's kiss
AI slop detected.
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I remember that, I just also remember the vibes coming from normie sources, or as normie as anything on the 2010 internet could be.
I associate Elevatorgate more with the rise of prominent "geek girls" that didn't seem to like geeks or geeky things.
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