• CoolYori [she/her]
    hexbear
    102
    8 months ago

    Utah is the second highest consumer of cosmetic surgery in the United States. They call it "The Utah Look." In case you wanted to know why this lady's tits are so big.

      • CoolYori [she/her]
        hexbear
        60
        8 months ago

        Oh boy, do you know about the meme for Utah Mormon names?

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        • barrbaric [he/him]
          hexbear
          75
          8 months ago

          Katana

          While all these other kids studied dance, she studied the blade.

          • FourteenEyes [he/him]
            hexagon
            hexbear
            44
            8 months ago

            Back in high school I tried to ask her out to prom but she just teleported behind me and said "nothing personnel kid"

          • VHS [he/him]
            hexbear
            32
            8 months ago

            I would advise not getting killed by her. Her sword traps the souls of its victims.

          • WIIHAPPYFEW [he/him, they/them]
            hexbear
            13
            edit-2
            8 months ago

            She was actually the result of Kat and Ana from Warioware (little known fact but they’re proud FLDS members smh) performing a fusion dance prohibited by the mainline church

          • CoolYori [she/her]
            hexbear
            37
            8 months ago

            Totally a 7th kids name if I have ever seen one. Usually the parents have given up at that stage and are just letting the kids raise the other kids too.

            • RyanGosling [none/use name]
              hexbear
              29
              8 months ago

              I think it was scientifically concluded that 5-7 kids were the max before the parents neglected the kids. I can confirm this because in CK3, I wouldn’t even remember that I had 23 kids and most of them grow up to be insignificant or drunks or criminals

              • CoolYori [she/her]
                hexbear
                15
                edit-2
                8 months ago

                I could see 5-7 being the limit. Most of the families around when I grew up were living on church food. My family did and it was me and 4 siblings with dual income from our parents. Even in the rural areas like ours where it was mostly pig and corn farms they were told to have more kids by the bishop.

                • MarxGuns [comrade/them]
                  hexbear
                  8
                  8 months ago

                  And here I was worried about not being able to pay attention to any more than 1 or 2, geez.

            • Wheaties [comrade/them]
              hexbear
              19
              8 months ago

              Oh man, now there's a family story that's becoming more and more uncommon.

              • CoolYori [she/her]
                hexbear
                20
                edit-2
                8 months ago

                It never happened to my family but my Mom's sister had 9 kids. Her 1st and 2nd turned around and had that many as well I think too. They all live out in the woods of Missouruh in houses they built themselves. Real frontier Mormons if you catch my drift. That part of the family was always squirrelly tho. Go back far enough and the family tree is more like a family bush.

        • UmbraVivi [he/him, she/her]
          hexbear
          32
          edit-2
          8 months ago

          Sabine

          That's a pretty normal name in Germany fwiw. But the rest were made up by thinky-felix for sure.

          • KobaCumTribute [she/her]
            hexbear
            7
            8 months ago

            Several are real names, if very weird to choose for a kid and/or slightly misspelled. Like Seneca, Samara (which is both a name and a city/region of Russia), I've personally known a Lyra (second worst person I've ever known, and the brainwormed truscum former admin of a certain notable trans discord server), and Elsey is definitely a historically attested name (even if spelling it "Elsie" is more common AFAIK). "Roxi" seems to be a cliched stripper name turning into an actual name. Apparently "Rodi" is just an Italian name, derived from the island of Rhodes.

        • stigsbandit34z [they/them]
          hexbear
          12
          8 months ago

          How are they all like this though

          Is there some secret book of unconventional Mormon names or something

          • VHS [he/him]
            hexbear
            11
            8 months ago

            I think most of them start with 1990s names like Ashley and Kaylee and mash-up the names over and over again until they're sufficiently Mormon. And then there's Seneca (presumably after the Roman) and Oaklee (presumably after the sunglasses)

        • @HornyOnMain
          hexbear
          7
          8 months ago

          Ngl I started reading this and then thought that these just seem to be like 50% incredibly transfem names

      • CoolYori [she/her]
        hexbear
        36
        edit-2
        8 months ago

        Yea the article is a rather good one considering the publication. You can easily read it as a hardliner BYU Mormon student tut tutting tho. In their spare time she probably tries to figure out if their roommate is sneaking her boyfriend into their shared dorm room. Which is a reportable offense at the school that owns that site.

      • GarbageShoot [he/him]
        hexbear
        15
        8 months ago

        We could also consider sexist men pressuring women to do things like this to themselves as the source of the epidemic, it's basically a matter of framing.

        • HumanBehaviorByBjork [any, undecided]
          hexbear
          10
          8 months ago

          literally. like it's BYU so they can't say this, but you don't get here without the church doctrine of "submitting to the husband."

  • rubpoll [she/her]
    hexbear
    89
    8 months ago

    don't get gender envy from theocratic propaganda

    don't get gender envy from theocratic propaganda

    don't get gender envy from theocratic propaganda

    kobeni-sweat

      • Wugmeister@lemmy.dbzer0.com
        hexbear
        12
        8 months ago

        Getting lots of therapy helped me find mine. Seriously, the more emotionally and mentally stable you are, the more attractive you are to girls

        • FourteenEyes [he/him]
          hexagon
          hexbear
          11
          edit-2
          8 months ago

          Been in and out of therapy for 22 years when I can afford it and I'm more emotionally stable but still not stable so I guess I'll die alone

          • Wugmeister@lemmy.dbzer0.com
            hexbear
            4
            8 months ago

            Honestly, just being willing to put work into yourself makes you more attractive. So many girls settle because most guys aren't willing to do that work

    • Mindfury [he/him]
      hexbear
      45
      8 months ago

      in fact, I'd say that becoming a theocratic nazi is counterintiuative to engaging in coitus

      • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
        hexbear
        14
        edit-2
        8 months ago

        Generally speaking, your odds of fucking go way up if you just hang out with lots of other co-eds and act normal.

        Whether the group you're hanging out with are sports nerds or labor activists or far-right Catholic dogmatists, just socializing regularly and being normal will inevitably mean hanging out with single people you consider attractive. After that, its just a matter of hanging out with those people individually and occasionally flirting to express interest. Lots of other people are just as horny as you are.

      • Venus [she/her]
        hexbear
        49
        8 months ago

        I thought she was just shoplifting watermelons (which would be based to be clear)

        • FourteenEyes [he/him]
          hexagon
          hexbear
          29
          8 months ago

          No the only burden she bears is that of holiness, which her husband must help carry with his fucked up seven-fingered hand

          • the_itsb [she/her, comrade/them]
            hexbear
            18
            8 months ago

            I had kinda assumed that hand was hers at first glance, helping support her boob. Those things look heavy. 😔 I knew a girl in church youth group who was cursed with a pair like that on a small frame, and she was in constant pain.

  • PKMKII [none/use name]
    hexbear
    68
    edit-2
    8 months ago

    This has got to be my new favorite genre of reactionary memery. They’re trying to do the whole “uphold traditional lifestyles and value” schtick but can’t help telling on themselves that they think it’s going to mean they can fuck women who look like the porn stars they wank to.

    • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
      hexbear
      17
      8 months ago

      I'm more just into them ping-ponging off other religious propaganda and having to rush in with lame "Uh actually that's not the exact strain of patriarchal religious trope I was going for! I'm not a Mormon! I'm not a Muslim! I'm not an Orthodox Jew! I just like 20 year old white people who fuck, I swear!"

      • PKMKII [none/use name]
        hexbear
        11
        8 months ago

        There is something entertaining about them not being motivated enough to photoshop out the temple, or pay an artist to make an original, or stick the parameters into an AI art program to spit out a Catholic or Protestant equivalent.

        • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
          hexbear
          9
          edit-2
          8 months ago

          I mean, I'm dubious of the claim that its AI art at all. Could easily just be cribbed from some 80s-era "Where Do Babies Come From?" children's explainer produced by the Mormon Church.

          • PKMKII [none/use name]
            hexbear
            10
            8 months ago

            Agreed, looks like earnest Mormon propaganda photoshopped to give her huge knockers (which would explain why his right hand looks so off). What I meant was, if the Mormon connotations bothered them they could’ve used AI to make something similar.

  • Zuzak [fae/faer, she/her]
    hexbear
    65
    8 months ago

    Y'all think this is funny? The moment he removes his hand, her spine snaps - it's a medical necessity 😤

  • GriffithDidNothingWrong [comrade/them]
    hexbear
    65
    8 months ago

    I don't think people like this understand that there's no real incentive to proselytizing atheism. Start a family with your weird hands and your huge boobed wife, believe whatever you want. I honestly don't give a shit

        • VHS [he/him]
          hexbear
          18
          8 months ago

          I think it's the Mormons' flagship temple in SLC that's pictured.

        • came_apart_at_Kmart [he/him, comrade/them]
          hexbear
          14
          8 months ago

          on a trip to check out some National Parks, we stopped in SLC. i've been to the Temple Square and wandered around the Momo temple. the vibes are off the charts. i went across the street to buy some stamps from a "Bookstore" and the closest thing i've experienced to it is like Disney World type shit (with how manicured and curated everything is), except the workers BELIEVE Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck is going to walk around the corner at any second and give them all eternal life + omnipotence so long as they act nice and keep faith for the mouse in their hearts.

          if anyone ever gets the chance to go inside the Momo Tabernacle, that is the supreme "this is why you need to shut down cults early on" experience. of course, i've never been inside the temple or the inner sanctum obviously. i'm sure that's jacked, but the Tabernacle is like this giant acoustically perfect room where the massive choir does it's thing around this gigantic pipe organ. it literally feels like the whole thing is going to launch into space with you inside it and you'll have to listen to insane choral music delivered by fake plastic smiling faces for eternity as this giant ellipse hurtles into an infinite darkness.

          a uniquely american experience not to be missed.

        • Teapot [he/him]
          hexbear
          13
          8 months ago

          https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Lake_Temple

    • GarbageShoot [he/him]
      hexbear
      20
      8 months ago

      I don't think people like this understand that there's no real incentive to proselytizing atheism

      Sure there is, it's a way of combating theocratic law

      • GriffithDidNothingWrong [comrade/them]
        hexbear
        8
        8 months ago

        Maybe. Not a particularly effective one. People don't embrace religious dogma because they think its logically correct, particularly in heavily theocratic societies. They follow it because there are material reasons for them to do so and unless you can change that any edgy, "Wheres your god now!?" shit isn't going to accomplish much

        • GarbageShoot [he/him]
          hexbear
          8
          8 months ago

          I said advocating for Atheism, not being an edgy nuatheist prick, which is obviously worse than useless. Talking can't change everything, but it's not literally nothing either.

  • kristina [she/her]
    hexbear
    52
    edit-2
    8 months ago

    Getting a shirt like that must be hard to find

  • RyanGosling [none/use name]
    hexbear
    51
    edit-2
    8 months ago

    What’s particularly funny about posts like these is that it often comes from dudes who are in their 20s or 30s but still single. They don’t have children, girlfriends, or wives but are giving out family advice.

    They are also likely incels and despise white women and fetishize Asian women, but again, they’re nowhere near the family stage so it’s just a dude larping as a trad nationalist father figure but is probably barely older than a high school senior

  • @Einstein
    hexbear
    48
    edit-2
    7 months ago

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