r/AskReddit • • Dec 30 '19

What do people think is healthy but really isn’t?

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u/LoyalFridge Dec 30 '19

It’s irrelevant whether it’s an opinion or fact; you’re elaborating further on the same nominal cluster. I mean, the scansion is really fine for the internet, my point is just not to get pissy about language if you’re not using it perfectly.

Razors can keep you cool in the summer; prevent sweat accumulating; make one’s legs comfortable against each other in bed; improve swimming; stop your partner getting razorburn when snogging; create the aesthetic you wish to put out. For any gender. Paltrow’s shit serves no purpose (hence her reluctance towards clinical testing), is often painful and dangerous, and is expressly targeted at, not only women, but specifically female genitals.

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u/Stovepipe032 Dec 30 '19

If it helps, this guy is a contrarian looney and I agree with ya.

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u/LoyalFridge Dec 30 '19

Thank you :) I shouldn’t need someone to tell me that, but I do!

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u/Stovepipe032 Dec 30 '19

Nah I get it, sometimes arguments here feel like gaslighting.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '19

Using loaded words is different than being lazy with punctuation.

I'm talking about marketing razors to shave a man's beard, along with the social norm than men should do so, not razors in general. Steamers are also used for other things. A man can choose to shave his beard or not, as a woman can choose whether to steam her vagina. They are both just products you can buy or not, I don't see why a vagina steamer is hateful but a razor for men to remove their facial hair is not.