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i want to play this but i feel like i already know an embarrassingly large amount of porn star's names already i realy dont know what to do here
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Surely, the lowest form of coomer idolatry is having shrines to non-existant characters and OCs?
At least pornstars exist, imagine spending time and money on imaginary characters that have no impact on the world whatsoever.
But honestly, you're on a pornsite and have made about 500 posts here, by definition you're a massive coomer.
So why do you feel the need to pretend to be superior to others? I could get it if you posted this on a forum about law or politics or something, but this is just sad. "I..I'm on a website for porn b-but people in this specific sub-set are idolators and are low!".
If you don't like something, move on. If you like something, say something decent. Either way, you're doing both with your dick in your hand.
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You're not wrong but calling this a "learning tool" is absolutely hilarious to me. Who the fuck is learning anything here?
You've read the thread, the joke's been made. If your reply was a joke it's a "your joke but worse" to the 10 other people that already made it. I recommend not making comedy your day job until you can come up with your own material.
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You're absolutely right, I'm fairly certain that it's not meant to be taken seriously. It's most likely someone giving creating a Twine quiz a shot with a silly concept. So I agree, it's something silly.
I'm mostly annoyed by people pretending they're better than people that take enjoyment from this particular porn game instead of another porn game. Or by people pretending they're better off not retaining knowledge from things. (Imagine being so deep into a porn addiction you spend time on a porn website and pretending you don't know anything about porn.). That's what grinds my gears. Especially when it's phrased like an insult to people. (and then the cowardly, "jus' a joke sir, I was being a comedy man I was sir. I was only pretendin' to be insultin' everyone, sir" responses)
Just a joke, sir. Having a simple laugh, you know how it is.
"Humor and joking have a place both in our personal stories and throughout human history. A History of Laughter describes the potential that humor has to bond humans but also to separate and isolate them. The “just joking” defense, however, uses the joke as a form of deflection.
This is a way for children to test boundaries: when they’ve crossed one, they can back away and not take ownership over what they said. This process allows children to learn. They realize where the social boundaries are, and (hopefully) won’t cross them again. By the time someone grows to become an adult, they should have a clear understanding of where these boundaries are. An adult who uses the just joking defense no longer is testing boundaries but is attempting to escape punishment for crossing them."
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(In case it isn't really clear, I'm comparing you to a child.)
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