idccel

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idccel

idccel

@zoomeremo

tend to the raped.

Katılım Mayıs 2025
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idccel
idccel@zoomeremo·
my wife, who i rape, rapes me back
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tyler🍋⚣
tyler🍋⚣@yunhorule34·
should I get this tat
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Master Cheeks
Master Cheeks@WiggerMaggot·
My rape victim just killed herself
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idccel
idccel@zoomeremo·
@hollowearthterf He didn't claim anything about aggression or dominance. Those are behaviors you project onto masculinity or "patriarchy" when men and women are effectively equal in both, expressed in different ways.
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Nice@Nice37294593·
why are troons always so violent?
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TheIdiotCwcan
TheIdiotCwcan@DimIdiot·
old friend of mine trooned out
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idccel
idccel@zoomeremo·
I hope you're right but it's difficult for most people, men especially, to realize the social and personal value in chastity. you really need to convince your female friends to start valuing it as in not having sex before marriage. men should but aren't designed to say no to sex. we need more single virgin chads to dictate culture but idk where to find them.
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Bees 🐝
Bees 🐝@bees_cult·
There seems to be this widely held belief online that the most desirable men are all non-monogamous, which I suppose serves lots of people to believe (promiscuous men think they’re top notch, sexless men get to blame others) but I have never observed this irl
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idccel@zoomeremo·
@slxthkween you probably think they're much smarter because you don't have much experience in the world and don't understand the many vectors of ability that it takes to build things. you also sound very judgmental.
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jess
jess@slxthkween·
Ngl most men aren’t fit to lead women. I’m pro patriarchy, but some of you men are dumb as fuck. Some of my friends are much smarter than their boyfriends and it hurts to see.
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idccel
idccel@zoomeremo·
thanks for taking the time. I'd like to believe that about Russia but talk to a lot of young Russians and they aren't usually involved with the church. One told me New Years is a bigger celebration than Christmas, at least in Vladivostok. I take it with a grain of salt. I don't think the issues with illegitimately-appointed bishops during the USSR have been dealt with either. A lot of their head bishops are also former KGB. It might be the dissonance between government action and the church that keeps people disinterested. I'm resigned to proselytizing through example. We have to become hot and cool to be persuasive.
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peckerwood katechon
peckerwood katechon@pkrwdkatechon·
i think there are a few things that seem by design to be dialectically opposed to christian tradition, the elevation of actors being the example of an inversion. but, like you said, i likewise wouldn’t go too far with a uniquely negative critique. i think it’s simply the size and scale of our empire being as historic as it is and our techniques being what they are (and maybe our own vanity) where some critics fall into a certain kind of trap. for example, i do think in russia there is something that is closer to christian tradition, but im not going to become a putin apologist, or, without reason, take the side of russia over europe in total, despite some of my personal opinions of the futility of the ukraine war. i understand there are elements in russia that would love to put us under their yoke, correct faith aside. so no i wouldnt blackpill on the West, if thats what you’re saying. especially considering that my critique really, and people that interest me on this site, is that the West is under the influence partially of something foreign, something unWestern, that were it to be exercised, would solve a great deal of our problems. on the orthodox side, i recently spoke to my priest about the zeal of converts, about how in, say serbia, orthodoxy is a way of life, but obviously there are still all kinds of problems, whereas here, with orthodoxy booming, we really have this beautiful opportunity to reap a great reward that frankly we didn’t even sow, just by virtue of becoming aware of it and engaging it. once again, providence graces us, despite us not deserving it. so i do think there is quite the silver lining to the situation we find ourselves in. my apologies for the rant.
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peckerwood katechon
peckerwood katechon@pkrwdkatechon·
btw there is an early church document on catechism going over which professions the inquiry must give up in order to move forward with baptism and one of them is being an actor. the hollywood critique is old and stale but between this and it being well known that for most of history acting was a lowly profession, you can't help but keep walking into more examples of our how our culture is a total inverse of what was always considered rightly ordered and even holy.
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HowlingMutant
HowlingMutant@Howlingmutant0·
Come back when you’re ready to discuss ideas, you coward
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idccel
idccel@zoomeremo·
how you look at your 24 year old normie friend telling you they’re getting married in 2026
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