Lame response, useless af.

For the person on the left hand side, the only matches I can find seem to be marketing related, or it’s a stock image. The person on the right hand side is from an art piece by someone named Billy Norrby: https://www.billynorrby.com/

Yeah I definitely wasn’t intending on making fun of it with this post. I love the look of dyed hair, personally. And this particular kind of stuff with all the hues is an art form.

That’s cool, I can kinda see it, although it doesn’t have the pink / purple hues. This isn’t an offensive meme I hope? I just thought it was offbeat funny.

Username checks out.

abusive men tend to be very high users of pornography, and strangulation is a known red flag for how dangerous a perp is

This alone I think makes this an important issue to address. Clearly the porn isn’t satisfying their dark urges but instead making it worse and encouraging them to act it out.

I think this is more important to address than representation for a kink. It states “non-consensual strangulation” anyway and if that’s your kink, then uh, you’re probably in the wrong community for one thing. Also it’s practically a stereotype and joke now that whenever the dark side of porn is brought up, people rush in defend “kinks”.

It’s pretty fucking weird that we go after cigarettes and gambling and loot boxes in video games, but easy access to porn doom scrolling for all ages on the devices in our pockets is the last thing that anyone wants to address. I’m sure that consenting, knowledgeable and safe adults with this kink weren’t suffering before pornhub was a thing.

Jackdaws

I really hope this isn’t a copy paste of that Reddit legend lol. Otherwise I love your story! I love these birds more, the more I read about them.

In my part of the world in South Africa, the only corvid type I ever (seldomly) see around is the Pied Crow. They’re also fairly large and I wouldn’t want to mess with an aggressive one. I’ve never really heard of people befriending them or having any particular trouble with them around here though. And I only ever see one, maybe two at a time.

Fun fact: to this day I still don’t know what the “loss” thing is all about and I’ve never bothered looking it up.

But no, in case you’re serious, I think it’s just old fashioned left to right, top row then bottom row. Like a comic book. A style that was fairly popular before internet brain rot.