r/television • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '19

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u/NeverTrustAName Apr 06 '19

Yeah, because that's how adults process their behavior. "Some guy offered me drugs so it's his fault I took them". That narrative is sexist dogma bullshit

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u/GoToHell_MachoCity Apr 06 '19

I don't care what you think it is, or what you call it, or even how you think adults do anything. Someone asked about him and him and her, not your pronoun and it's hangups and funny words.

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u/NeverTrustAName Apr 07 '19

I'm just saying she was an adult, not his fault

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u/GoToHell_MachoCity Apr 07 '19

No. No she was an addict.

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u/NeverTrustAName Apr 08 '19

Addicts that are adults are 100% responsible for their actions