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Technically they've kind of got a point. Maybe you should give NNN a try instead of posting photos of scantily-clad women online. That's not exactly very feminist of you is it?

Freedom of dress is a form of free expression. It has reasonable limits (no actual nudity is properly enforced in most situations), but in general I’m quite protective of what women want to wear. Otherwise, it’s a slippery slope toward… well, see meme.

I wouldn’t rely on someone who thinks G-rated kissing is NSFW to define “feminism.”

Educate yourself here! imgflip.com/m/Anti-Sexism

Now that’s halal

So if I support traditional female gender roles and criticise islam I'm sexist and islamophobic, but you can post images of half-naked hyper-sexualised women and mock islamic clothing? Typical leftist hypocrisy.

And gay kissing isn't G-rated at all.

Also whenever a leftist says "educate yourself" I'm reminded of this: https://i.imgflip.com/5q08sn.jpg

It’s not Islamophobic to criticize the aspects of (radical) Islam that are worthy of criticism, just as it’s not Christophobic for me to criticize your radical SSPX beliefs.

The key is the political nexus. As soon as you invoke your religion to justify a law or a moral code that you intend to apply to others generally, you’re no longer doing religion anymore. You’re doing politics.

Likewise, to the extent certain Islamic societies legislate and police female dress, they’re not doing Islam anymore. They’re doing politics.

Firstly, the SSPX is not “radical”. We’re not sedevacantists. And secondly I’m fine with muslim countries having muslim rules (I even live in a muslim country right now) granted Christian countries can do the same, and religious freedom is still respected (and no satanism is not a religion).

And I bet you didn't survive a day of NNN, simp.

NNN is a joke. Lol. If it’s so beneficial, why not refrain from orgasming all year-round, not just on the one month of the year that starts with the letter N?

Studies have shown that men who orgasm frequently *significantly* reduce their chance of prostate cancer. Which makes intuitive sense, since an orgasm is nothing more than a flushing-out of old prostate cells.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3379287/amp/How-orgasm-day-slash-man-s-cancer-risk-Regular-sex-lowers-chance-prostate-tumors-20.html

Now if you’d rather make sexual health decisions based upon meme culture and the personal testimonies of YouTubers, that’s entirely up to you. However, I’m not aware of any scientific studies that prove NNN or anything like it is beneficial.

In the meantime: Enjoy the view of this lamp

I’m not saying men shouldn’t do that. If anything is encourage it. But a one-month challenge held during Movember (a month dedicated to male well-being and when International Men’s Day is, not because it starts with N) is a more realistic starting point to help those struggling with the unhealthy addiction.

So stop citing nonsense to justify your addiction. Believe me, I’ve been at low points too, but lying to yourself ain’t the answer. It’s never to late to stop.

And I don’t make the these decisions based on meme culture. Both science and religion play a role. There are extensive studies backing up positive effects, but if you need urls to be hurled back and forth then it’s already pointless to argue with you here.

And when I say “I’m not saying men shouldn’t do that” I mean all-year round is actually a good idea.

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