MerryJaneDoe

Wake up.

Again.

Every day feels the same.

Same boring routine. Same vapid people. Same dingy places. Same tasteless food.

Stuck in a time loop but somehow getting older.

Every day.

Here’s a neat clip of the same guy threatening to “beat the living snot out of” some random lady over Hunter Biden’s laptop.

https://youtu.be/1VCZhY7Dlm4?t=300

He seems like a very fun and stable person.

This is very antagonistic and reactionary from the profession. Its a job that I have friends that do.

I don’t understand?

You are saying that some of your friends are sex workers? And…you come online to bash sex workers? And then get defensive when people misconstrue your intention?

Is that correct? Is that what’s happening here?

So why mention prostitutes in particular? Why not fry cooks or line workers?

And “easy”?! There’s nothing “easy” about collecting data on sex workers by visiting different areas and polling them! It’s definitely SO much easier to just Google “Cost of living index”

If it’s not easy and it’s not specific to prostitutes, it means the statement is false. WHY ARE WE LAUGHING AT A LIE?!

Answer: BECAUSE IT’S A JOKE. It’s a joke about sex work. It’s a joke about how only a desperate person would sell their body for money, therefore offering customers a discount based on their location.

So, yeah, it’s a bit in bad taste. As are many jokes. In fact, I feel a bit depressed now. No worries, it’s nothing a night out on the town with a couple of teenage hookers won’t cure! :)

Piglet would like a word with you.

Also cats. Dogs. Lemurs. Rats.

Basically, any creature that has a pink nose probably has pink lips. We just don’t notice because they are mostly covered in fur and proportionately thinner than human lips.

And variable. You can be highly intelligent today, but in ten years? A dumbass.

Modern media can turn a person’s mind to mush. People who stay sharp are the people who keep reading (books, not memes and comments!), who challenge themselves to learn new useless things, who stay active in mind and body.

I think we’ve all seen our fair share of people go through this as they age. They find a comfort zone and become programmed by their routine.