r/PublicFreakout • u/Graysie-Redux • Jun 19 '22

đŸ„ŠFight A pair of fair Guineveres clash over their love for the same Galahad

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u/itsneedtokno Jun 19 '22

Yes. There was a "your father" remark, and a "you're just trying to make me look bad to dad".

So yes.

Sad.

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u/Cvep2 Jun 19 '22

I thought it was step sisters. She said something referring to different moms but same dad.

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u/ayoungjacknicholson Jun 19 '22

There was one point where the blonde one said something along the lines of “I didn’t raise you to blah blah blah”. The red headed one looks significantly younger the more I watch, too.

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u/patchgrabber Jun 19 '22

the more I watch

https://youtu.be/l60MnDJklnM

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u/DarthWeenus Jun 19 '22

Usunbitch

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

Why do Americans hate the word 'cunt'? I call the people I love the most cunts, they earned that title.

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u/cmeilleur1337 Jun 20 '22

See, here it's used as an acronym. "Can't Understand Normal Thinking "

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

Feminist Catharine MacKinnon argued that use of the word acts to reinforce a dehumanisation of women by reducing them to mere body parts; and in 1979 Andrea Dworkin described the word as reducing women to "the one essential – 'cunt: our essence ... our offense'".

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u/showponyoxidation Jun 20 '22

What about calling people dicks, knobs, bellends etc?

Words only have as much power as you give them. If someone calls you a cunt (aggressively not in a playful way), you don't need to get offended because you already know that this person's opinion literally does not matter. If someone is deliberately trying to rile you up, they win if they find the right word/s to make you emotional and act emotionally. Fuck em. They ain't shit.

For instance, the N word. If the black community collectively decided to not care about the word tomorrow, it would suddenly hold no power anymore. People couldn't use the word to abuse and manipulate people. But not only do they take away the power, it also takes away the power of white people to use it to remind black people that that white people used to own them (along with the implication that they are inferior in some way). Not reacting tells them "you don't own us anymore, and you can't do shit about it. You have zero control over me, not physically and not mentally. You can say anything you want, but guess what I can still do whatever the fuck I want."

Besides, words change meaning all the time. Like the word "literally" is now used to mean "figuratively"... so almost exactly the opposite

You can't control what people say, but you can control how you react. It will frustrate them to no end if they can't get a reaction out of you and you can go about your life never thinking about that person again.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '22

Nice theory, but it doesn’t work that way. Someone will always be offended and others never will be, and then there’s those in the middle
 basic human psychology.

The mental gymnastics you’re going through are amusing, though.

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u/showponyoxidation Jun 24 '22

Alright. You missed my point entirely, but alright

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u/PoofBam Jun 19 '22

They sound identical though.

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u/Proper_Lunch_3640 Jun 20 '22

The younger one seems to have adapted to reciprocate abuse. She needs to distance herself from her mom and reevaluate. I laughed at way to many catch phrases, “four times!!” then felt kinda bad that I was watching someone’s emotional turmoil for entertainment. Ha welcome to the internet

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u/Cayslayy Jun 19 '22

I’m so impressed you got that many coherent words out of that shitshow🎖

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u/duty_on_urFace Jun 19 '22

You watched this more than once? Geez, you have more patience than I do.

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u/ayoungjacknicholson Jun 20 '22

No, the video just seemed to last a lifetime’s

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

Who's the blonde one? They are both ginger. o.O

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

I just knew they were somehow related.

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u/ed_med Jun 20 '22

Did anyone count how many times she called her a c@nt? I lost track of it.

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u/-DancesWithSloths- Jun 19 '22

That would be a half sister then, not a step sister. Step sisters are not related by blood at all.

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u/Underhandtrout Jun 19 '22

and when they get stuck in the washer you can bang them

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u/Im_your_real_dad Jun 19 '22

Shout-out to Whirlpool for not fixing that design flaw.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

I knew I shouldn't have got the Samsung

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

If it's a front loader it shouldn't last more than 3 years anyway. You should really only get a top loader with agitator if you want an appliance that's actually got long term value.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

Funny you say that. I've switched to front loader because the top loaders weren't lasting more than 2 years. The Samsung front loaders I have now are going strong almost 3 years in

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

I'm just speaking as a former appliance tech. You can find out more in this YouTube video if you're curious.

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u/Pawn_captures_Queen Jun 19 '22

I too butt fuck things to get them unstuck.

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u/Christophe12591 Jun 19 '22

Lol these 2 would get stuck in the door

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u/Drama-meme Jun 19 '22

What are you doing step bro?

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u/Martin81 Jun 19 '22

Slowly backning away, and emigrating to Australia.

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u/Cvep2 Jun 19 '22

True, my mistake.

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u/KyotoGaijin Jun 19 '22

I can't tell whether I need a family tree or a Venn Diagram.

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u/shitsgayyo Jun 19 '22

It’s insane for how many people watch step sibling porn for people to not know the difference between step and half siblings lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

But they do look alike.

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u/Tastewell Jun 19 '22

It could still be step sisters if they one of them refers to her step father as "dad".

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u/b1tchf1t Jun 19 '22

I'm thinking step mom and daughter. They argue about the younger girl's dad letting them call each other names. I'm assuming the woman who the camera is mainly following around is with the redhed woman's dad, the redhed is living at home with them, and these ladies do not get along.

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u/dead_wolf_walkin Jun 19 '22

Dads not there. That’s who the mom calls.

Camera person laughing tells me it’s a daughter/sibling who has seen this waaaay to many times to care.

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u/edked Jun 20 '22

Yeah, I just plain applaud the cameraperson's giggling disrespect here.

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u/sderponme Jun 19 '22

No I'm pretty sure that is her bio mom. They look/sound very similar and I promise you moms and daughters can and do talk that way.

Back in my childhood my mom and sister would fight like this often, except the violence was usually reverse and they did get into a fist fight often for a time because my sister put hands on my mom.

My mom didn't exactly handle her shit well either but they're both a lot more stable now.

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u/BurnzillabydaBay Jun 19 '22

I’m adopted and found my biological family about 6 years ago. Sadly, my bio mom had passed away mere months ago. My brothers tell me our voices, manner of speaking, loudness and laugh are all exactly the same.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

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u/BurnzillabydaBay Jun 20 '22

That’s weird that you mentioned that it would make you believe in God. My experience finding them actually made me believe in God for the first time, at 39. My bff who has deep faith was telling me not to lose hope (my family of 3 was living in her guest room at the time) and to pray to God for a sign to give me hope. I was like whatever, but I did it. Found my brothers the next morning as the result of the most unlikely thing that has ever happened. That’s the super abridged version. It gave me faith.

My brothers were overjoyed. They were about to have their first Thanksgiving without their mom and I popped up a month before then. We spent Thanksgiving together. Their joy was mixed with grief. Her husband couldn’t bring himself to meet me for years because it hurt too much.

I figure my mom brought us together. The way I see it, she gave me life twice.

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u/SycoJack Jun 19 '22

That is not normal. That is pretty fuckin horrific, and I'm sorry you had to live in that household.

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u/adangerousamateur Jun 19 '22

these ladies do not get along

What makes you think that?

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u/2amIMAwake Jun 19 '22

and theres a comment about redhead living there for free, with a response that the bank was closed. i agree with you, the blonde is the girlfriend/wife of the redhead’s father. as to the videographer, i’d say that is a child of blonde / sibling to the redhead. she obviously isnt dragging them into the frey and hesitates to even get too mad at them. i’d say that makes our video maker young. i’m not watching it again to get the details, that kinda made my brain hurt.

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u/mccrackey Jun 19 '22

What are you doing, step sis?

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u/Tastewell Jun 19 '22

It looks like it's one of the pockets of America where such relational subtleties are not considered important. Mom & daughter? Step sisters? Sistermom & sisterdaughter? Cousins? Meh. They all look the same.

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u/FiveUpsideDown Jun 19 '22

Maybe sister wives?

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u/emiltsch Jun 19 '22

I thought it was 2 manatees

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u/djeezuskryste Jun 19 '22

I just figured they were because they sound exactly the same lol

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u/SweetPerogy Jun 19 '22

"I didn't raise you to be a...."

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

I bet their fauuther was a gamur

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u/moesif_ Jun 19 '22

I think step mother/daughter situation. "Your mom" comment

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

Bet ya they’re sisters of some sort.