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#reddit #theclick #subreddit

[TheClick]

bit of a late upload, I was busy procrastinating
what did you eat for breakfast today?

[moritzlinden]

The thing about Rapunzel is that the Brothers Grimm explicitly mention several times that she ties her hair to the a hook in the wall before letting it down, so she does in fact not have to carry the princes' weight. But adaptations tend to leave that detail out.

[Genderqueerquack]

30:37 I once told a girl I loved her top. She asked if I thought she looked too fat for it. Mind you, she was pretty skinny. Not rail thin, but looked like someone who works out often and got lucky genetically. I told her no, and she said “thank you, that means a lot to me. I’m trying to recover from an eating disorder and I feel like I’m getting too big.” I think about her a lot. I hope she’s doing well. Once an older lady told me I was handsome. I almost cried because I was feeling so so dysphoric and just being given that teensy compliment made my week.

[Just_a_commenter]

Of all the packages to open, that mother chose a Bad Dragon box... Like, do parents just completely ignore whose name is on the box?!

[Emerald.She-Ra]

Regarding the "men's secrets" post:

I worked part time in a Chinese takeaway restaurant a few years ago, and one of our regulars was coming in less and less. He suffered from severe depression, so his trips out were mainly to us, or the local supermarket.

He appeared in the shop, one night, and I smiled, said hello, and asked if he wanted the usual (he would keep leftovers for the next day). He said he only wanted the usual starter and sauce (lung fung roll, and curry sauce). The shop and phones were quiet, so I started talking to him, asking how he was, and how smart his new jacket looked on him. Joked with him about just banging on his floor to get his order sent up if he couldn't face coming downstairs(he lived above the takeaway，and I know we wouldn't be able to do that, but it was a running gag).

Once his order was ready, I told him to take care, enjoy his food, and I'll be waiting for the ceiling knock.

Another couple of months passed, and he didn't come in. I was starting to worry, because neighbours hadn't seen him either.

It was mid-July when he returned, and he looked fantastic. I asked if he'd been away on a holiday, and he told me that the last time we'd spoke, he was going to eat his last meal, then ☠️ himself. But, he changed his mind because I was the only person he'd spoken to in ages that hadn't berated or looked down on him, and always had a genuine smile. He had eaten his food, then called the crisis team who booked him into emergency psych evaluation. He then had a three month in-patient stay for treatment. All because I treated him like a human.

I'm not sociable by nature, and even when it was busy, was always nice to my customers because I'd never have known if I'd been the only person they'd spoken to that day/week/month/year.

[louisev]

That story about a teenager wearing braces during the apocalypse does exist. A french comic called "Sourire d'Acier" (Steel Smile) uses that very concept in a world where everyone has an obsession related to their thoughts at the start of the apocalypse, this girl was supposed to get her braces off that very weekend and now travels the land looking for a way to get them off

[CharlieApples]

I’ve been a vegetarian for 18 years and I have never hated PETA more than right now

[Ashurman]

Garfield Minus Garfield is an existential NIGHTMARE that portrays John as a sad, lonely, often pathetic shell of a man. I love it!

[discordiadingle]

It’s amazing how more obvious sexualization of women in video games becomes when you switch the character models.

[pavelZhd]

Yeah. Bats are pretty cool. Though my favourite fact about them is - when scientists decided to study how bats manouver in their caves to avoid collisions with walls and each other, they eventually found out that they don't. Bats bump into walls and each other all the time.

[beingmegucaissuffering.]

The autism simulator video is actually really interesting, since its specifically looking at the parts of autism that have to do with sensory issues. Theres a point in the video where they use a mixing board with volume sliders for different environmental sounds as a physical way to show the difference between how autistic and allistic people's brains filter out background noise.

[angusmacintyre]

As a goth with many years of nightclubbing experience, I can confirm that is exactly what it looks like.

[ghostrider]

"Santa never got my ass candles" is the sentence I never knew I needed to hear lol

[cowoco]

for anyone wondering, the post about the teeth growing in hands is actually fictional! the poster is a really good photoshop artist, I follow them on twitter and they make really cool creepy stuff :D

[SartorialDragon]

29:30 it's really sad that many men feel that way.
However, this should NOT be solved by women feeling obligated to do the emotional work *again* and *again* just to make a man's day or save his life. It's apparently not safe in many situations for women to give out platonic kindness because too many men read this as flirting because they don't experience kindness much.
So here's a suggestion: Men, give your male friends compliments. Ask them how they are really feeling. Listen to their problems. Offer a hug. Be kind. I promise, it does not make you gay to show platonic affection to your bros. It will enrich your lives to build friendships that go deeper than giving each other high fives.

[roynicorn]

About the Comic with the monster pretending to be the woman's child:

I know it's supposed to be like the terrifying nightmare thingy or what not,
but something in my brain tries to complete the story and it just gets wholesome....

I will just give them names now Woman = Emma, Monster = Shelob

Emma, still trying to just calm the terrifying "monster", continues pretending to be the "mommy"
Shelob tells her something like "I love you mommy" and how "it's so great to be finally loved"
This continues for a bit, Emma is no longer terrified of Shelob and just adopts her as her own, helping her new daughter grow up, go to school and all that.
Obviously society would not be so accepting, so we now have a mother fighting for her little girl.

[oakenshadow]

The Batman clip really shows how sexualized she is. I like this reversal for really showing how weird it is.

[moss]

Fun fact! Snakes really did used to have legs, if you look at their skeletons they have Vestigial Legs, which show us that they used to have legs and still have part of the bones for them, they are just useless for now.

[Super_Panda_BS]

Fun animal fact: The ability to solve problems with multiple tools is a rare talent in the animal kingdom, but according to new research, cockatoos are the first birds on the block to carry and use a tool kit to suit their needs!

[revivethebloodgod]

Did we all just forget that "fair maiden" means "good girl"? He just called all of us good girls.