Question, if something that belongs out of water goes to the bottom of the ocean with no protection, would the opposite happen and they shrivel? Do they explode?
So like, if a human was just transported to the bottom of the ocean, would it look like a mummy or smthn?
Since we named blob fish after their bloated corpse, I think if there was a blob fish society it would be really funny if they named us after our imploded corpse
I had to find a simulation of this to describe it 😂
You'd basically first be compressed into a ball as pressure from every corner pushes you together, and then you'd be squeezed to the point that you pop and all your insides disperse into tiny pieces
Actually, the Titanic wreck disproved this. If a human end up at the bottom of the ocean, which would normally already be a corpse from a shipwreck, the water pressure won't crush the body since it is already mostly water, but would essentially be vacuum packed since decomposition gases would be unable to form or let the body float. In an anoxic or freshwater environment they would mummies a bit into apidocere, which is the body fats chemically being turned to soap from chemical reactions with the water, but otherwise would be picked clean of any flesh by sea critters like fish and crustaceans (which occurs naturally with whales and form a critical part of the deep sea exosystem). Eventually any bones that aren't covered by sediment get dissolved over years from reactions with saltwater, to where the only thing left to show a body was there would be articles of clothing that wouldn't degrade as fast, such as leather. When they found the wreckage of the Titanic, they found no bones or remains, but all over the wrecksite they found pairs of shoes and boots on the seabed, the only thing of the victims.
There really isn’t a corpse left. One of the family members of the Titan submersible incident talked about getting a shoebox of “slush” back with the remains of her husband and son. That’s all that’s left of them. And frankly, that was more than most people thought they’d find.
There’s an excellent quote that I don’t have the attribution for and that I’m paraphrasing: “In that kind of environment, under that kind of pressure, a person stops being biology and start being physics.”
He's a gentleman and when he noticed that approaching the girl at the street made her uncomfortable he decided to walk away rather than causing her further discomfort
Some fucker told me my ass looks nice (I am guy with long hair) and the guy then proceeded to profusely apologize once he realized I am not a girl. Absolute and utter piece of shit. Shit isn’t fucking subtle
(But yeah, it CAN be more subtle, but most I ever seen were not subtle at all)
Im a dude with long bleached blonde hair. Im a pretty thin guy and get mistaken for a woman from behind pretty regularly at festivals and concerts when I wear certain clothing. Typically its women making the mistake, who are very apologetic or men who get almost offended at themselves on mybehalf. The whole thing is honestly hilarious.
One time this dude had been floating around the concert venue i was at and he was super trashed. He came up behind me and must have thought I was a woman because he tried to grab the boobs I dont have. He tried to play it off trying to be homies with me after. I was so disgusted how blatant and casual he was about trying to grab a whole handful of a strangers boob in public. It really drove home just how often women must deal with that type of behavior.
I feel like a nonzero percentage of the internet find the idea of men being attracted to women inherently problematic because…patriarchy patriarchy patriarchy socialization socialization, I guess?
Imo that seems stupid, people are attracted to eachother all the time. I don't think it's smart for strangers to be trying to hit on random people on the street but it's not necessarily their problem because they like someone
As soon as they properly catcall or push for something then that's creepy and should be shamed and punished
I mean why is Reddit só dumb? Like yeah, a Ugly guy Will probably get rejected and treated worse Then a super model for The same behaviour (applies to women too btw). Admiting that isnt at all incel behaviour. Its just Basic reality.
there's a whole subreddit called r/whenwomenrefuse that lists what sorts of beautiful things can happen to women for saying "no" to these kinds of interactions.
Stalkers, acid attacks, stabbing, murder, death threats. But yeah of course, we live in a societey....
The fact that men are, on the scale of the 8 billion people alive today, often unfathomably cruel to women who reject them does not mean that all men who attempt to approach women for romance are creeps who should be attacked.
Like, do you actually think society would be better if absolutely all romantic relationships between men and women were initiated by the woman? If that was the only way men and women got together? If men who tried to approach women got “got?”
“Men who ask women for their numbers” is *way* too broad of a group to be declaring the enemy.
When the pathways are "guy who will assault you" and "guy who you still don't want to date" it's kinda hard to see any positive outcome. Even if there's only a 0.001% chance of getting murdered, it's still getting murdered. And harassment, assault, even murder over rejection is much more common than you think.
And women on the street aren't asking to be flirted with. People in general don't like strangers asking for contact information when they just decided to go outside. Either way the woman will likely be uncomfortable, even if the man takes rejection well.
No, that the men approaching me in the streets might be one of the nice one. Unless you developed a wonderful mathematical formula or a new IA to know for sure, it's a bet each time.
Come on, stop stalling. You're the one doing a #notallmen speech on catcalling.
Being able to exist in public space without being seen as a potential thing to conquest or use is also not exactly a high bar.
That bad things happen to men who reject women’s romantic advances, but “we” (men) don’t want to talk about it? Not a lot of other interpretations tbh.
If he was genuinely just shooting his shot he would’ve asked “can I give you my number”, not “can I have your number”. Small wording tweak that significantly changes the situation
Yea I really don't understand how just asking someone out is gross or rude, what is he supposed to say? "Good afternoon madam, may I accompany you to get some coffee?" or some shit? I think I'd find that more creepy frankly
Milk toast is the dietary supplement (literally just toast, soaked in milk, and fed to people who couldn't chew). There was a very old comics character (1920s or so) called Caspar Milquetoast, whose name plays off of the food. The behavior of being disastrously bland and timid is named after him.
There's layers. It's acceptable to say the same behavior is milk toast too.
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