Ethical incest, obviously, is the safe, intimate relations between consenting, non-groomed adult family members with no intention to procreate and taking preventative measures against procreation and unethical power dynamics. Obviously.

Now, I get the shiggerwillies from thinking about my actual family members, but I love incest role play with really freaky bitches n boombadders. As such, I don’t give af if some long lost brother n sister meet on the internet and fall in love and go on to take over the world, figuratively, with their combined vestige in Christ, literally.

What say you, random internet stranger?

  • Mothra@mander.xyz
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    7 days ago

    I didn’t presume you were hostile, just erratic. I seriously considered you were under some influence. I see now you just worded your reply poorly.

    When someone says “I couldn’t care less”, and the immediate reply is proof or suggestion that they cared to some degree, this is usually taken as a challenge or denial to the fact that they couldn’t care less. Especially when it’s something easy to Not Do, such as commenting. This is because the phrase “I couldn’t care less” is more often than not used as an idiom, not in a literal sense. And in this particular occasion, you just so happened to point at how they could, in fact, care less: by not even commenting.

    I’ll illustrate with a different example: A:“I couldn’t care less what my ex does with their life” B: “Yet you cared enough to check their social media yesterday” …so as you can see, B’s reply directly suggests A actually does care to some degree.

    Therefore, without any context to show appreciation for the reply or without any visual or voice cues (this is text after all) to show the tone of your reply, it’s easy to presume you are trolling or not making any sense. The fact that you are coming up with this reply to someone who simply answered your question just adds another layer of confusion. Imagine asking someone to jump only to immediately say they shouldn’t be jumping. Just confusing.

    And that’s also what the first commenter probably thought too, only they gracefully replied “non sequitur” as opposed to “dude what?” or “wtf?” which carry a similar sentiment and are just as applicable in this situation.