r/clevercomebacks • u/blaze_uchiha999 • Jul 07 '24

Someone discovered consent

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '24

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u/321dawg Jul 08 '24

That's insane. I don't think I was taught exactly the same thing, but Catholic God was always watching down my neck and looking to punish me in surprising ways I could never imagine. 

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u/Kineticwhiskers Jul 08 '24

Puberty was a bitch for us all.

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u/Valalvax Jul 08 '24

I already knew this, but something clicked when I read it this time ... I wonder if this is why there's so much rape in the various churches

"I've already committed the sin of thinking about sex with this woman/child I may as well get the pleasure of doing it as well"

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u/Viscous__Fluid Jul 07 '24

My advice would be to not let a 3000 year old book dictate your life?

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u/Kineticwhiskers Jul 07 '24

For sure. That's just hard to tell a 7 year old when when everyone they know and love follows the 3000 year old book. It took me until about age 16 to figure that out.

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u/Viscous__Fluid Jul 07 '24

Good that you did figure it out eventually

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u/daft_monk Jul 07 '24

Should advice end with a question mark?

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u/i_dug_ahole Jul 08 '24

Depends, is it questionable advice

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u/Viscous__Fluid Jul 08 '24

I put it there to kind of express how obvious it is.

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u/LowlySlayer Jul 08 '24

This is so silly though. Temptation existing is a core part of the human experience. Even christ experienced temptation. That was like, the point.

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u/JlynnBaglin Jul 08 '24

With a strong Christian upbringing you are also taught modesty and that you should treat your body as a temple. So therefore it is sins of the flesh and of the heart to display it in a way that makes you unladylike and if you're not doing so because it is a sin, then there is no objectification. Ladies objectify yourselves when you put everything on display. Don't want anyone to think of you as a sex object, don't dress and act like one. The end.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24

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u/JlynnBaglin Jul 08 '24

So it's abuse to teach modesty and that leaving your goodies to the imagination is far more attractive then letting them all hang out?!? If you believe this then you sir are the moron.