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"ab*sive", really? The author or editor felt the need to censor "abusive" in a graphic about psychology?
They were afraid someone might get tr*ggered. /s
It's a good sign that you can just completely ignore the graphic because whoever wrote it is a dft cnt
new electro group: DFT CNT
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And they didn't bother to censor the slur n*rcissist
i’m not sure this applies to image posts, but i really hate people censoring words like this in text posts. I think slurs should at least have some kind of spoiler warning but for any other words it just makes the posts harder for those affected to filter out.
They're trying too make sure they don't trigger pop culture people
Oooh. I read this just after waking up and thought it was some kind of Latin saying I had never heard lmao