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lemmy.world

For all of y'all thinking about typing it out, the video is no longer available.

We'll never know.

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Heaven forbid you check what you posted before clicking 'submit'...

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SkunkWorkzreply
lemmy.world

Remember class sometimes in Japanese no means yes

Edit: before anyone thinks I’m making a rape joke. No. In Japan there is this weird cultural thing where Japanese women have to seem demure or shy. And they continue that appearance even during sex. Hence why many Japanese women will say things like だめ (dah-meh) which means no, やめて (yamete) which means stop or いたい (itai) which means it hurts during sex. But they actually mean the opposite.

https://youtu.be/dr2xOQKpU90

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lemmy.world

In my experience, Japanese women say "I'm come" during sex. Hopefully they don't mean the opposite.

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Yeah, that's what it means when it is said in the "you're so naughty" sort of way.

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discuss.online

Maybe there is a chat room and he wants to discuss the history of... Eh....

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As funding has been cut we will proceed with online lesson being hosted here on spankbang.com

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wiesonreply
feddit.org

You should watch "Ongezellig", an animated pilot with 5 short episodes á 5 minutes.

You will get the relevance to this comment in the first episode.

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"Ongezellig" is dutch and means "unsociable".

It's a story about three adoptive sisters Maya, Coco and Mymy. It's in dutch, but the subtitles are great.

check it out

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One time I was looking for /r/tinder and copied "tinder" from my clipboard to a teams chat with a colleague. I didn't even try to explain, it would only make me look more sus.

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