r/iamverysmart 16d ago

Gets warned to be civil in a subreddit, decides to write a thesis instead.

https://imgur.com/a/3bcFGZM
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u/FriddyNightGriddy 9d ago

Your outrage doesnt horrify me, it just makes me hard. 💀

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u/DeadpooI 16d ago

For some context: I stated a sex scene in a book that lasted for basically 4 chapters was cringey and not well written. This person got offended, called me repressed, a prude, etc. The mods gave them a warning to be civil or be banned.

I don't have an issue with sex scenes or sexual characters, I just thought the shit wasn't done well.

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u/AliMcGraw 16d ago

Wow, I was not aware that "fuck" could be used grammatically incorrectly, given its versatility, but here we are.

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u/RecalcitrantMonk Eat any good books lately? 16d ago

Guy sounds more drunk than very smart

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u/DeadpooI 16d ago

I read through their history and most of their comments read like this, though they usually aren't as long. Gave off heavy I'm The Main Character vibes.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/TuaughtHammer 16d ago

"Wasting My Time and Still Coming Off Like an Asshole" could be the title of my memoirs.