Ten words you’re not supposed to use anymore… apparently

[@glitterxgore6943]

I had a black friend when I was growing up and I asked if Person of Color was what should be used over calling someone black. She very clearly told me “I’m not a fucking rainbow… I’m black”. Stuck with me. That was 12 years ago.

[@Cyn12345]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@kittygumdrop7442]

I thought that was weird. I remember when we said it was bad to say "colored person." They added a word and mixed them up to rebrand it as something new. Makes no sense. And I'm sorry, but "POCs" sounds like I'm referring to a disease.

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

To me it just sounds way too close to "colored person" Y'know, what people in the FIFTIES used to say. So that kinda clued me in that it was absolute BS from the get-go.

[@autumnblaze6267]

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 EXACTLY! are we really back to "colored people" with just a tiny cosmetic change? yk it doesn't work in all languages and you'd end up with the exact same translation for "colored people" and "people of color"? אנשי צבע? really? I ain't using that one in most scenarios you can just list the ethnicities of a group: if your focus is on excluding white people, using non-white is really the way to go about it and I don't see how it'd be offensive and how this euphemism is supposed to be any better

[@CD-vb9fi]

Yep... and besides... white people are POC too... EVERYONE is a person of color. Unless you can find me a transparent person. White is a color... in fact, white scientifically has move colors in it than any other color.

[@briangallentine3810]

Yeah - As an Alcoholic myself ( meetings and everything), we are not going to call ourselves Persons with a Substance Abuse Disorder Anonymous. And as another pointed out - THE first step in recovery is admitting I have a problem. Calling a thing what is, is necessary. You can't admit a problem without naming it. LOVE you Barr!

[@ki5aok]

Oh god. It's about this point I start remembering the George Carlin skit about word usage to describe something.

[@lucypick7943]

100% agree, Alcoholics are the first people to tell you they're an alcoholic. I've been in AOD groups and it's one of the first things out of their mouth. We're not afraid to admit it, well at least I know I'm not.

[@Cacophonisto]

1 sec 1 min 1 hour 1 day at a time! ❤ (/)A.

[@dgmisal1979]

Yup. Call me whatever, but you'll never have to call me a cab again. I'll go by alcoholic, thanks, now let's fix an actual problem.

[@DarkVixxen]

YES! Also, putting such a generic label on it like that spools an alcoholic in with heroine addicts and coke addicts and other drug addicts and let's face it, these things are NOT at all the same thing nor the same types of addicts AT ALL nor the same substances. People love lumping people together. Someone sees "substance abuse", they don't automatically think alcoholic, they think "drug addict". Just like if you get in a fight with your sibling or some other person you live with, it's domestic violence and automatically viewed as "spousal abuse" by others without any context. Even if you've never been married.

[@SlimThrull]

0:51 But... isn't a "person experiencing homelessness" defining them by one trait they happen to share?

[@ratwithahat4228]

we aren't alive, we're people experiencing living

[@TooBrokeToAffordCoffee]

I’ve even heard some people at my work calling them “houseless” or “unhoused” 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@MrAuthor3DS]

Hell, it still uses the word "homeless", anyway. Seems unnecessary.

[@cb6651]

@@SlimThrull Yes, the trait of being a person having x experience, in this case, not having a place to live.

[@SadForClownWorld]

@@TooBrokeToAffordCoffee Why do I hear tiptoe through the tulips playing in my head?

[@zariamaxwell1293]

An addict isn't just someone with substance abuse issues. Addicts are addicted to what they are addicted to

[@dankline9162]

@@zariamaxwell1293 Exactly. A sex addict doesn't really have a "substance" abuse.

[@MV-wb2cz]

@@dankline9162 they might substance abuse viagra

[@natalie6117]

So true. I know spending addicts. Like they enjoy throwing their money away. That’s certainly not a substance!!

[@Blueee51]

​@@natalie6117 or gambling addicts, gambling isn't a substance it's just something you go and do (and lose a substantial amount of money)

[@Bazookadoesstuff]

🤯🤯🤯

[@f1r3br47]

Didn't know "gambling" could be defined as a substance... I guess nobody owns a dictionary anymore so we just all started writing our own.

[@3lit3Sp34k3rHy8rid]

this guy just unlocked the secret of linguistics

[@kuromatsu1539]

What about "Person with a resistance disorder towards monetarily risky games"? XDDDD That should have checked every box?

[@bas-tn3um]

but you say words like racist feminist and socialist with literally no fuckin irony what so ever. its almost cute how ignorant most people are about the abuse of our language.

[@f1r3br47]

​@@bas-tn3umWho is 'you'? Is that like a royal 'we'?

[@bas-tn3um]

you as in you you deflecting cunt you use buzzwords all the time but you want to moralize and try to shame people? ok bud ill try not to be a racist misogynist islamaphobe bud. ok bud. all those are totally valid words and not just buzzwords to illicit a reaction. you lemming.@@f1r3br47

[@vedritmathias9193]

What's funny about the refusal to use "man" in words is that... They're gender neutral. Fun bit of trivia! In old English, "man" was gender neutral (as it is still often used today), to denote males you would say "wereman", and females would be "wifman". Werewolf also comes from old English, implying the existence of a "wifwolf"

[@AceIndiana]

@@vedritmathias9193 god… it’s way to close to yifwolf. If you know… god bless your soul. Cause he’s burning mine

[@testedTransgressor]

Wifwolf sounds like something the furries want

[@JewelWildmoon]

Welp, this is awkward.

[@monkeybusiness673]

@@JewelWildmoon "Welp"...Mhh, interesting choice of word here! 🤣

[@christerjakobsen8107]

Fun fact: In norwegian, we have the expression "Gud og hvermann", literally translating to "God and everyman", meaning "absolutely everyone". "Hvermann" looks a lot like "wereman".

[@johndo2627]

Guess we’re not following the whole “using words so that we don’t have to use MORE words” universal basic rule of language anymore🤷🏻‍♂️

[@voraxumbra1]

Woah there buddy. Its not called language anymore. Its called hurtful symbols and noises. Get with the time.

[@rcslyman8929]

@@voraxumbra1 Well that's just a binary way of looking at it. What about the finger bumps, huh? Just erasing touch as a medium of expression, you raging linguist?

[@christianmetaldreamur3491]

If this trend continue, we are eventually going to have to cut out so many words that we will have bo choice but to speak in "binary" code. Oh, my bad, I mean one zero one zero code.

[@Nediac800]

@@rcslyman8929”raging linguist” lmao

[@The_NonDescript]

Because it's better! I mean, doubleplusgood!

[@whiterabbit75]

Apparently, calling a spade, a spade is now insensitive.

[@axe-tq2wn]

Are we playing poker?

[@whiterabbit75]

@@axe-tq2wn It's a shovel. "Call a spade, a spade" is an old phrase whose meaning should be fairly obvious.

[@axe-tq2wn]

@@whiterabbit75 oh, english isn’t my first language, sorry I know that the french say “appeler un chat, un chat” “Calling a cat, a cat”

[@whiterabbit75]

@@axe-tq2wn It's fine. And yes, the meaning is the same as that.

[@axe-tq2wn]

@@whiterabbit75 (Espada in Portuguese and spada in Italian are both words for sword, that’s why I was confused) Have you seen the vegan list of words that shouldn’t be used? Don’t remember them all but they wanna replace Guinea pig for test tube.

[@Orincaby]

Wait until girly pop hears what the opposite of a whitelist is 😂😂 1:36

[@RipRLeeErmey]

I think she does and the only reason she didn't put it on the list is cause it would turn into a no grammar all caps rant about racism 😭

[@rkwatchauralnautsjediparty7303]

It’s called a blocklist now. Not a typo. 🙄 I love that racists get to change things because they’re racists, seeing as whitelist, blacklist, white hat, and black hat have absolutely nothing to do with race.

[@ronjones-6977]

@@rkwatchauralnautsjediparty7303 My chocolate lab is now a "Canadian island dog of color?" Wait, I thought of a better one: an urban retriever. Now I'm done.

[@rabbidninja79]

As a person who battled with addiction, we are addicts. Another thing is: never ever let someone else tell you what you can or cannot say. Fk their feelings with no lube.

[@rabbidninja79]

@Neomagnetar yes that's correct. I've gone through that, but you know what? They are not very strong weapons and can only hurt you if you let it.

[@crankfastle7919]

it’s like being called mentally ill. it can sound like you’re psychotic, but it could be that you suffer from minor depression, anxiety, or panic attacks.

[@rabbidninja79]

@@crankfastle7919 and yet, that's exactly what it is. Except with addiction, other than a few outliers, it was caused by our choices. Mental illness is not caused by your choices. It is what it is.

[@rabbidninja79]

@MyOutsideSocks names are power.

[@oz_jones]

"Never forget who you are, bastard. The rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor, and it can never be used to hurt you."

[@ShevaSmash]

"Cause the lady who wrote this can only see in race." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beboo6072]

@@ShevaSmash 307 likes and no replies? Lemme fix that.

[@ShevaSmash]

​@@beboo6072 aww, thanks! ❤ I didn't even realize I had that many likes.

[@ronjones-6977]

@@ShevaSmash I tried to look up the author, but Google gave me too many choices when I typed "fat liberal white woman."

[@lynniec]

The more they tell me what to say, the more I ignore them.

[@Will-m4s]

Hell, the more I’m going to use the words they’ve provided me.

[@roseabee7503]

Saaame.

[@spliffingrat5469]

As an addict, call me anything. Nothing you can say, can be worse than what i did to myself.

[@goldenfreddy64]

You are a forskin

[@somerandomonion]

I hope your situation improves bro. Stay strong 🙏🙏🙏

[@spliffingrat5469]

@@somerandomonion thanks, it already has. my life was and could be much worse than now :) off hard drugs and alcohol for now the best of 4 years. but once an addict, always an addict. a new addiction is waiting around every corner.

[@EpicJackson]

​@@spliffingrat5469 HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE LETA GO GAMBLING!!!!!!!!

[@shlop9813]

im gonna call you jim

[@michaelwhitacre8499]

Anyone else ever notice that the people telling us that these words are hurtful and to use softer alternatives are only trying to avoid guilt because they know they're in the wrong?

[@seaweedbrain2933]

Or they're just crazy snowflakes

[@romanscar156]

Both

[@PhilJonesIII]

People with an inability to accept reality. "A kinder, gentler machine gun hand" comes to mind when people try to get adopt reality-allergic terms. (Neil Young : Rocking in the free world) Today's kinder, gentler words become tomorrow's insults.

[@iGotBulletproof-Insomnia]

They also, usually, don't belong to any of the groups they're defending. Nor have they consulted with them.

[@MasterX2024]

In the wrong? What’s inherently harmful about people who are progressive like this? Just curious because I don’t think I understood your point.

[@matthewsawczyn6592]

Words have power. Glad to see people pushing back

[@icejuice9316]

Pushing back to what??

[@Will-m4s]

@@icejuice9316 normalcy

[@Hostyl176]

As George Carlin said years ago, going from Shell Shock to Battle Fatigue to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder probably prevented veterans from getting the care they need.

[@NathanielHellerstein]

He was particularly fond of "operational exhaustion". That sounds like something that can happen to your car!

[@RichardHauser]

Exactly what I was going to say. You can't go wrong quoting the master.

[@skirk248]

I still use shell shock

[@crankfastle7919]

shell shock is so different from just PTSD.

[@Danbecker000]

"The pussification of the American language" -- George Carlin RIP

[@christianmires5128]

Man, I didn't know that using the term Exotic plants was so damaging to our society. I'll start using terms like outsider, or alien when talkin about exotic plants. Those seem way more inclusive.

[@xXJLNINJAXx]

What are doin' with them there mexican plants, ay?

[@amyjeanbelk7561]

You can't call your plants aliens that's not inclusive either and neither is outsider🤣

[@angs2658]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EA_Kar]

"Foreigner" it is then 😂

[@Pundae]

didn't you hear? We're not allowed to say "alien" anymore either. Demi said so

[@ParrotPentester]

"The calorie dense person who wrote this" I woke up my whole house because of my laughter

[@immortalkaos80]

Same. and If 'calorie dense' means fat I happen to also be one and I STILL thought it was hilarious.

[@ParrotPentester]

@@immortalkaos80 Pretty much means fat, but usually when it's used it's used as an insult to people who are obese and refuse to lose any weight, even if they can easily, and usually encourage stuff like this.

[@immortalkaos80]

@@ParrotPentester It was still funny as hell!

[@ParrotPentester]

@@immortalkaos80 Agreed, on my way from morbidly obese to just a little over overweight, still found and do find it funny.

[@mindyours2024]

"We can, we will, go fk yourself" I feel a new tshirt coming! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacobdoughty8278]

I think the retards just want us to say shirt instead. T-shirt could mean Tranny Shirts and that could be offensive. Ha #GFC

[@RunningNotStopping]

I will sign the petition.

[@PamelaHarding-l7f]

I’m buying three. One on, one off and one in the wash. 👊 🤭

[@tonymichael4832]

If you make a shirt like that I'll definitely buy it.

[@robaxelsson530]

Start a “helmet” gifting service.. have a helmet delivered (gift wrapped) to your favorite person..and have the wrapping paper have GFSF printed on it..

[@YarbuFlarbu]

As a woman, I hate it when people saying things like "fireman" or "manhours" are male-dominant. No, it fucking isn't. The term man is short for "human", not "man"

[@BH-2023]

Yes! Thank you!

[@fakeraven4079]

The reason the word man is dominant in many places is because it used to be gender neutral in many contexts.

[@magentamonster]

@@fakeraven4079 Yeah, "man" meant "human" before it meant "adult male human". Previously, that was "wer".

[@leventeborbely7120]

Exactly! Even to this day, "man" can refer to any human, as that was the original meaning, human or person. That's why we have these terms and phrases: manhour, manpower, manhole, manmade, mankind, a poor man's *something*, all men are created equal, etc. The etymology is quite fascinating, as the difference between the two genders used to be indicated by prefixes. "woman" was originally the combination of the prefix "wīf-", meaning "female" (this is also where we get the word "wife") and man, giving us "wīfman". For males, the prefix was "wer-", giving us "werman". Then, over the centuries, "man" and "werman" eventually merged together, and today it can be used for either meaning of the word, even if most often it's used to refer to males.

[@Grand-Theft-Autism]

Exactly, like what do they think neil armstrong meant when he said “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”?

[@StarshipTrooper2050]

One of the finest 2:33 on YT….

[@Grifter_Reacts]

I'm pretty sure if someone said he has a substance abuse disorder instead of saying he's an addict or an alcoholic, it seems like he still didn't acknowledge the first step which is to admit they're an addict or an alcoholic.

[@7-11gasloline]

as an addict i can say that is way harder to admit and call yourself than saying "i have substance abuse"

[@ThatBlokeCalledPete]

They do it to remove responsibility and accountability.

[@MightyB63]

Omg YES, facts

[@savythenillerwaffer]

How?

[@TrueFlameslinger]

​@@savythenillerwaffer Because Addict has the additional implication of dependency/reliance on the substance and/or activity being abused. Removing that connotation makes it easier to admit to without fully admitting to or recognizing the actual underlying issue of dependency

[@AriThecraftydragon]

Words - a combination of sounds that have a meaning to make it easier to communicate (like "addict") and have particular derivations. This way people can communicate clearly. What a concept!

[@johnkula1536]

That's also the very reason why personal customized or "neo" pronouns don't work. Words only make sense if we as a society/species all have a shared understanding of what each word means. But changing your pronouns means that you have the arrogance to think of words like pets or clay that you can change however you want. It's like when someone tells you they're xie/xer or something. What's a "Xer?" Telling me you're a "Xer" gives me no information on what you are because a "Xer" is something that doesn't exist and means nothing!

[@jessicadavenport2808]

Holy crap! Actual communication, what a concept! They/them kills me. You are not plural. You are a single being.

[@danyellesimmons1232]

​@@johnkula1536"Xer".. I think Gen X

[@lauriepoune]

@@jessicadavenport2808 Except it is used for people that you don't know the gender of ... So it's still used correctly in a way lol .

[@ThatBlokeCalledPete]

​@lauriepoune nah, you're wrong. In those situations, "it" works soooo much better

[@HeckylGaming1]

The fact that whoever wrote it assumed that an addict is someone specifically struggling with substances shows how closed-mind they are

[@justiceofskitzerland6429]

Growing up everyone around me was an addict, now everyone around me is a recovering addict. 😊

[@EL0DIN]

As a recovering addict this both makes me happy and makes me chuckle😂

[@ManicObsevations]

Are you sure a l l of them are recovering?

[@moof3220]

That's wonderful

[@EyeLukMusic]

Excuse me, but the correct term is "Recovering person with a substance abuse disorder..." 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@lauriewilson4741]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@firesidewithsumgai9932]

I love these lists. They tell me which words to deliberately use as much as possible.

[@TheParklifeChoseMe]

why would you intentionally want to upset others though? like if seeing others upset makes you happy, you need help?

[@markcastonguay7906]

It tells you who you need to avoid. If they can't handle fact and logic its not worth the time or energy to interact with emotionally driven people.

[@savythenillerwaffer]

​@@TheParklifeChoseMeagreed

[@rachelt4792]

That’s equally as annoying

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

@P0wderP1nkAndSweet Because it's insane to participate in this nonsense. I'm not going to go from using one word to describe a group to 6 words to appease feelings. And the longer you live the more you realize it changes and I dont care to keep up with this crazy nonsense as I have important things to do.

[@ACCER]

Elderly has changed....again. It's now "Chronologically successful."

[@ronjones-6977]

I'm old as phuck, if I do say so myself. My favorite year was when I was "Sammy Hagar." Most people got it.

[@orbitdrizzle]

As an addict with mental insanity, I'd like to be whitelist into the manhours I can provide for the #GFC community. Also, much love to my family on the other side of the coin, the alcoholics; stay strong peeps I believe in you!

[@tarasmith4871]

You are my spirit animal.👹

[@RunningNotStopping]

😅😅😅

[@andyleeds202]

I’m an addict who’s described and been described as insane more then a few times I’d like to be part of the whitelist as well more manhours the better 😂

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nacht1295]

shout out to all the non-white exotic dancers aswell!

[@edible_emerald]

I thought this was going to be someone saying we should be allowed to say slurs but I was genuinely shocked when I learned people are trying to cancel words to describe people who are anything other than "normal"

[@xeox4280]

I say slurs too whenever i want

[@60something4]

They want to normalize the insanity

[@sayo1133]

not people overall just a few ppl who want to feel like saviors or smth. im a leftist and ive never met ppl irl who do this stuff its only random internet ppl who write articles

[@3nertia]

They have another divisive word for that too - "Neurodivergent"! Heh

[@SomeRobIoxDude]

@@3nertia😬

[@beowolf83]

She doesn't want 'insane' to be used, because she doesn't want to be called for what she is.

[@natsuki114]

I had a teacher that didn't want us to call it "death or dying", she wanted us to say they "transitioned". Maybe these two should talk and work it out lol

[@paulagoeringer9466]

Ugh. When my dad passed away, the guy who called to tell me said he "expired". I said don't ever say that to anyone. It sounds like they were milk that went bad. Died or passed away, anything but expired. 🤮

[@xChaosFlower]

Whatever happened to saying deceased? I remember in my childhood the hard-core Christians I knew would get upset with for saying dead or dying and vehemently corrected me to saying deceased

[@Dragon.7722]

@@paulagoeringer9466 Also number one rule for reporting a death to a relative is to mention it clearly. No avoiding the word, you have to say once clear and comprehensible.

[@paulagoeringer9466]

​@@Dragon.7722yes. I get trying to be sensitive to them, but the euphemisms can be ridiculous. You can be gentle about telling them without dancing around the topic. It's best to be clear.

[@dandyman8525]

I call it hamburger time. Hope someone gets the reference

[@yarnmisery]

the first step to fixing addiction is admitting youre an addict

[@alexmichaels1347]

As a ex addicted person call us addicts shame is a powerful motivation to get sober

[@ronjones-6977]

They don't know the word "shame" or "guilt." That's the problem.

[@Blakmage3]

Make asylums great again.

[@chainsmagoo8656]

@@Crossfade5432Trying to bring everyone down to your own level I see. I respect the hustle. Gotta stay competitive.

[@Crossfade5432]

@@chainsmagoo8656your offended cause you would be first in line to get one

[@chainsmagoo8656]

@@Crossfade5432That's "you're", as in "you are". And you would be last in line, as I'm sure they'd have a hard time finding a brain in that head of yours.

[@sparklekpadeh3382]

I call both substance abusers an people who do dumb shite "crackheads" not because the do crack but because something is wrong or broken in their heads and it's because of a choice they made. Like when you try to do an extreme sport without protection. You get a cracked head.

[@MuwaUWU]

​@@Crossfade5432 honestly what would that do, drop his IQ by what two points?

[@love.wildly.live.fearlessly]

As a recovered addict who never used or seen any hard drugs. I was addicted to pain meds from the doctor and I still say addict cause even though I was a functioning addict im no different from one on the streets with needles. If your addiction is gambling it’s still an addiction not just about substance abuse. Addicts abuse their bodies minds and others around them. Reach out and do the hard work and fixing yourself. It’s hard af but worth it even on days when you’d rather go back to active addiction.

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

Seriously. I took a "mild" opioid (I forget which ones) which was supposed to be non habit forming, and I only took it for 3 days. I was jonesing for it on a level I cannot describe after just taking the lowest dose for 3 days. These pills they give are insanely addictive.

[@love.wildly.live.fearlessly]

@@AUniqueHandleName444 oh yea they are no joke. I was like 18/19 when they started prescribing it to me and they didn’t tell me the risks or addiction or anything just you have pain ok here ya go. I’m glad it’s more regulated now or it is in my town no doctors give it out at all they opened a pain clinic and you have to go there and give a urine sample every time to prove you’re taking it and you aren’t doing anything else. But for many that was prescribed it years and years ago there was no regulations just flippantly giving it out and it ruined lives doing that way.

[@772amanda237]

As an addict in recovery from opiates, even though I've been clean for almost 2 years, I don't believe there is such a thing as a recovered addict imo. But to the commenter above me, yeah thats how I started. I was in a pain clinic then got hit by a semi and what I was prescribed wasn't enough. Buying the meds on the street turned into street drugs and let's be real, there is no such thing as Hron anymore. It's all fentanyl. I'm proud to say I'm on the top side of the ground. Prayers to all in recovery and to all those afraid to take that first step. _You can get sober_ ❤ (edit to add I never used needles)

[@laistab1916]

Exactly .. you are an addict because it comes from the word addiction xD how is that offensuve xD

[@science4-21]

@@love.wildly.live.fearlessly I have to question your assertion that you never used or seen any “hard drugs” and then state you were addicted to pain meds? Did I miss a subtle joke? “Pain meds” are hard drugs. It doesn’t matter if they were prescribed or you had a dealer.

[@NClark-wb5cq]

0:42 Temporarily unhoused😂

[@Robert08010]

Sounds like me when I am working outdoors. And I am not homeless. How about temporarily un-addressed.

[@ronjones-6977]

@@Robert08010 I'm a retired mailman. I can fix that.

[@CheshireFGC]

0:17 The IRONY in this is that "Person of Color" Is ACTUALLY the one that assumes white is the default. Because "non-white" just means what it means, it assumes nothing. You can say "non-black", "non-hispanic" or "non-asian" and it means the same thing being "all races excluding this one", the same can NOT be said about "person of color" this one is just racist to be honest... It creates a clear boundary between whites and all other races. And yet they say they are being inclusive. Yeeees inclusive by excluding white people. Sounds very inclusive guys, good job 👍

[@overcomingobstaclescreates1695]

Exactly!!

[@atomheart7907]

@@CheshireFGC cant stand it wgen people call me a "POC" like I am black. Half black, so i guess gray? Idk just dont call me a fucking ✨person of color✨

[@hernehaugen6878]

@@CheshireFGC I will continue to say that "people of color" is just the modern "colored people".

[@Atrillo-ki9ve]

@@CheshireFGC Preach

[@CheshireFGC]

@@Atrillo-ki9ve Tell me I'm wrong tho

[@red_phoenix0570]

Old video, but the "people of color" instead of non-white one makes even less sense based on their reasoning. It assumes white is the default? you can say non-black, non-hispanic, non-asian, whatever. they all make sense. it's just the logical inversion of including a set based on race. there is no white default. "people of color" will always imply white is the default, because the color white is the only color without any hue.

[@flyingtank]

I think it's because white isn't a color, but this falls apart when you realize black isn't one either

[@red_phoenix0570]

@@flyingtank well technically black is every color, pigment speaking.

[@reubenmanzo2054]

@@flyingtank It falls apart again when you realise black is actually the absence of colour compared to white being the fullness of colour.

[@reubenmanzo2054]

Not to mention, it's completely non-descriptive. What are we supposed to call fat people, "people of size"?

[@chaosenforcerdhm969]

Why don’t we refer to them as people

[@chrisrageNJ]

That low key calculus book joke in there was slick

[@boopbooperson1654]

Im schizoaffective [basically a bipolar and schizophrenic lovechild] and my top list to describe how I feel sometimes is: nuts, whacko, crazy, insane. These words don't have to be negatives...

[@oz_jones]

Bonkers, gonzo, cuckoo, etc.

[@oneyearunder]

"Being goofy with a twist"

[@SemiColonDreams]

I'm schizoaffective as well, I describe myself as being "nuttier than squirrel shit"

[@reneebulmer5101]

I have bipolar 1, I refer to myself as cray cray, off my rocker, cuckoo for cocoa puffs, insane in the membrane...insane in the brain, etc. They aren't negatives, just how I may be feeling.

[@jazzyjswift]

Just remember: We used to call black people "colored persons" as a derogatory racist slur during the Jim Crowe era. Being told that we now must call them the same exact thing just with a slight rearranging of the order of the words is wild, especially by people who seem to be obsessed with the color of people's skin.

[@karlwaller7337]

The polite terms were Negro, Colored people and then Black. One by one they magically became offensive in the march to divide. I was told for the first forty years of my life by Black People to call them Black. Made sense since I have always been referred to as white. Sometime in the 1980s some executive decision was made to requantify all of the above as "African American" thus rendering the requested "Black" as the new naughty. I had a friend who was Panamanian and very dark skinned. Pissed her off to be called African American. She was fine with Black which, oddly enough was inclusive. I have yet to determine the offensive crossover point between the descriptive terms "colored people" and "people of color." At what point is this ridiculous?

[@Mr-Trox]

​@karlwaller7337 The only explanation I have ever heard is "It puts people before their color", but it still defines them by their color. Meaning that for all the fancy words to describe it, it's still racist.

[@goldenfreddy64]

Yea, as a black person myself I just say "darkens"

[@jmrs_]

Calling an addiction a disorder implies that you didn't choose to be in that situation, and makes it much less of a bad thing.

[@Penguins44]

I don't consider elderly and Senior synonymous at all. Senior starts as low as 55. I would not call someone elderly until at least 70, probably more like 80.

[@science4-21]

I’m 72 years and the word is old, not 73 years young!! What does that even mean??? I’m a senior citizen. I’m waiting until I’m 80 to say elderly, but that’s my insanity!!!

[@Wondrrboy]

More than half of the woke "new terms" are just definitions explaining the *original term!*

[@Nesymafdet]

This stuff isn’t woke though. Stop perpetuating a pointless culture war

[@scottsbaitsandtackle]

100% except it ain't half of new woke terms, it's all the terms are trying to say the original term. What is the difference between calling someone homeless which they are, or calling them the non-housed? Same meaning different word. Calling a homeless person homeless is not derogatory. It's just the truth, BUT we all know how the left feels about the truth.

[@toddforeman8240]

Yesssss, this!!!!

[@evnnxi]

And they are way more racist too.

[@ronjones-6977]

THEY have trouble with definitions. Especially for words like "normal, sane, and woman."

[@sherriarmstrong936]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!! 😂❤‍🔥You're hella funny whilst speaking the TRUTH

[@rev766]

So I spent about 28 years putting anything that could go in a syringe into my veins. Guess what I used to call myself? I was a whole junkie. Now I have almost 6 years clean, and I don’t call myself a junkie anymore but I absolutely am an addict. I’m in recovery from substance but still an addict. Because I’m still addicted to behaviors. I think people who have never personally experienced addiction are the ones yelling don’t say addict. Cause we absolutely refer to ourselves as addicts. And so do our experts!

[@wickedashley]

As a recovering addict and alcoholic… just no. I know what I did and who I was and the only people bothered by that are people I don’t even know. Smh.

[@registereduser]

Hope this comment finds you well. Best wishes to you.

[@rogermcleon2017]

I agree with you. I grew up using these words and other words we now are not supposed to say anymore. I am not changing how I say things. 11/08/2024

[@LRMc-jn3pb]

Right there with you I don't try to hurt people's feelings but I'm never going to be politically correct...where's the comment button. ? ......just saying.....

[@LRMc-jn3pb]

Found it ....

[@brucenatelee]

As somebody who is center-left, I agree with this shit. It's like people don't know how language or language-change works. Offense is subjective, not law.

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

Even worse, playing games with language like this is an actual thing the Party did in the book 1984 to control speech. They just changed the language so much so that concepts the Party didn't like (freedom, individualism, etc) literally didn't have words to describe them anymore in their language. It's unironically Orwellian.

[@madMARTYNmarsh1981]

​@@Eye_Of_Odin978it is also done on purpose in my opinion. It is a form of control, but not in the way people think. We think it is a narcissistic trait that they demand we use certain words in the way they want us to. Personally, I think it is more sinister. If we can't comfortably interact with each other because we can't even tell what a man and woman are (basic concepts that have comfortably existed for thousands of years) people are more likely to avoid conversation in public. This is how the Nazis controlled their rise to power: out law certain speech/patterns of thought so that any conversational resistance to their rise became a criminal act. If you can suppress a person's words enough you can change the way they think, change the way they think and you change the way they act. People rightly quote Orwell when they talk about what is happening today, but there is a better option. Read Karl Marx. Get educated on these subversive ideas directly from the source the left are using. It is easier to fight a thing if you know what it is.

[@_Sloppyham]

Eh, you kinda make subjective seem less than it is. We change what is ok to say or not based on popular opinion. Why did we stop thinking the n word was acceptable? Because the majority of people considered it racist and that racism was bad.

[@caesaraugustus8281]

@@madMARTYNmarsh1981 Yes, it is being used to methodically destroy society. The people openly pushing it are too stupid to actually know that, its those that set them in motion that are more guilty of it. In the end it will play its part in the complete destruction of the American dream, Western Civilization, and everything else that came out of the Enlightenment and the Renaissance. And the idiots that are supporting it will be the first to suffer under it, while those of us smart enough and strong enough to fight it will already be dead and buried probably. There is only ever one winner in a war, so losing is not an option.

[@elisakrivas]

As an independent/centered as well, I agree. I'm actually open to adding new words to be inclusive or find specific meanings, and of course, I don't want to purposefully offend people by disrespecting them, but there's a difference between adding new words and changing old words to be "less offensive." It's like they don't understand that every offensive word we replace with a "better" word will later become the new offensive word. It helps nothing. It just complicates language and makes things longer.

[@Art1_Sec8]

you know, I'm starting to believe George Carlin may have been correct regarding euphemistic language

[@pegatheetoo1437]

I learned all the words I'm not supposed to use, when I was young. And out of common decency, I don't. But, being told I can't say or do something, has always made me want to say it or do it that much more. USA = Freedom of Speech. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@tusk1776]

The poster child of people getting offended on behalf of people who don't give a fuck

[@MrsShocoTaco]

Basically, instead of using words, use the definitions.

[@cristhianramirez6939]

They spent so much time changing words and lording over the public instead of actually doing something helpful, is called virtue signaling. They are actually bad people, every one of them

[@Robert08010]

Aren't they the same people who get offended for someone else not present?

[@ronjones-6977]

@@Robert08010 Like the weirdos and their "pronouns." It's a PRONOUN. I use them when YOU aren't around, so you have ZERO to say about it. What a bunch of morons.

[@chrischristensen7288]

You and habitual line crosser are my absolute favorite!

[@BlackdragonPL]

I swear to god I find cross-reference to my other fun groups in the most obscure places. Next you'll say you shitpost in WH40k groups.

[@Jie_Hua]

@@BlackdragonPLsame lmao

[@lloydkeith3061]

Can't forget the fat electrician,... it's never a war crime the first time!!!

[@lilIAN97huh]

I think we should all start a group or something at this point 😂

[@PANTHEREPUBLIC]

Oh reminds me of a movie line “habitual line stepper” but the title eludes me.

[@roul4842]

I had no idea that calling my pets "exotic" was offensive. I shall, henceforth, stick to calling them "weird".

[@StabbyMcPokepoke]

“… or as I call them: family.” Bro I died 😂😂😂

[@theriddlerUSA]

I agree with everything you said. If I have a problem with a "Karen" I say, "C u next tuesday." Have a great day and thanks for keeping it real. 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@deadgoon2170]

"What are words for, when no one listens anymore?" - Missing Persons.

[@sakitoby1581]

Tell me you're Gen X without telling me you're Gen X. lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@seaweedbrain2933]

@@sakitoby1581 🤡

[@seanfraser9162]

Here, let me just carry that song around in my head all day for ya. 😏

[@mkm7251]

I love how each alternative phrase uses ten times the words to describe what the single word we’re “replacing” sums up so neatly.

[@nicholaswallen8147]

The moment u said I say white people not people suffering high credit scores, I subbed. That's awesome

[@theknightikins9397]

Don’t say wealth, say people experiencing wealth and suddenly these people will be against it.

[@FirstnameLastname-le9hq]

Don't say "Tax exempt" or "Playing the system" when reffering to the super rich, instead, refer to them as "Currently experiencing a non-tax lifestyle" as to not offend their status.

[@SylentTiger]

For Manhours, we also used Staffhours interchangably. But engineering hours just sound insane.

[@jaythatguyyouknow5135]

As a person who has just celebrated my 9 years off of dope (mostly various pain pills and ending my active use on H), I don’t give a fuck what people say. Yea, I got diagnosed with SAD when I first got clean but now I just cal myself a clean addict. Anytime I see someone getting so butthurt over being called an addict, I instantly think that person is still actively using and is in denial about their problems. I think the same thing goes for alcoholics too. Because at the end of the day, regardless of what you was addicted to, you know that you have a problem with doing that substance. I have no desire to do any type of dope now but I know if I did use even a little bit, I would be off to the races soon after because I’m an addict. So me remembering where I was at before and reminding myself that I am an addict just keeps me in check with reality and reminds me that I need to continue on the path that I have been on.

[@xXJLNINJAXx]

"But now I just call myself HAPPY" ftfy

[@suzannedelgado4542]

Well done on getting off H. I did it last christmas. Fuckin hard Road x

[@jaythatguyyouknow5135]

@@suzannedelgado4542 congratulations, keep it up because it’s absolutely worth staying clean and you’re worth the effort it takes to keep fighting. The first year is always the hardest, especially with the PAW’s symptoms you deal with when you first get clean. Now just keep the people, places and things you did while active out of your life so you don’t get the temptation to try again.

[@bettyc.parker-young1437]

👍❤️

[@isaacfrand3824]

“I am not smart enough or Asian enough to use engineering hours” I just died laughing

[@overcomingobstaclescreates1695]

"my yellow binder was for calculus ..for obvious reasons" 🤣🤣

[@savythenillerwaffer]

Clearly... 💀

[@ilplolthereturn7525]

Woman hour being 43 minutes was funnier

[@sharipotter863]

Man did we respect his feelings a lot 😂😂😂

[@purplebutterflyprincess1852]

I have enough issues with English as it is without adding extra words when one will work just fine. 😂

[@DinosaurNick]

The only one that makes sense in that list is changing sex change into transition ... since transition is a shorter word ... the rest just complicates and makes the sentences longer

[@Soridan]

@@DinosaurNick one letter shorter (and a space) but it's also one syllable more when spoken. Not really a significant enough difference.

[@DinosaurNick]

@@Soridan It's even shorter if you just say trans Also, sex change is 9 letters, and transition is 10 letters... but it's 1 word instead of 2 It's like the difference between saying, "He or she left his or her wallet here." vs. "They left their wallet here."

[@Soridan]

@@DinosaurNick that refers to a person, not the act of transitioning.

[@SunBunz]

Remember when George Carlin went over this in the 90s? “Disabled” into “Differently-Abled” “Midget” into “vertically challged” etc Soft language/soft names make SOFT PEOPLE. Rest in Peace, George.

[@magroves]

I'm against telling people they can't say something. But what is wrong with a kinder, softer world. Isn't that the dream we are fighting for? There will always be difficulties, why do we purposefully make it harder. What's wrong with hoping (via persuasion rather than being an asshole dictator) that the world becomes a place where people don't let people starve and suffer as much. Where this isn't the status quo.

[@techleontius9161]

@@magroves soft language doesn't lead to softer world. It only makes it seem soft, while keeping problems that make it harsh unsolved (if the main purpose of new word is to be SOFT).

[@noobpuncher8571]

@@magroves If words alone are enough to break someone down, then they've not experienced true hardship. Life isn't kind. Life isn't soft. Life doesn't give a fuck who are you or what are you. If you can't stand up, you fall. It's a brutal, relentless calculus that we've deluded ourselves into thinking we've mastered.

[@caesaraugustus8281]

Soft times create soft people, soft people create hard times, hard times create hard people, hard people create soft times. Rinse and repeat throughout all of human history. Only idiots would ignore history and think that humanity evolves in a linear fashion. It's all cyclic. @magroves

[@DinosaurNick]

tbf life is hard enough, why make it harder? I, fir example, would appreciate kind words from time to time ... within reason... I accept being called disabled but do not use the R-word

[@_Machitsu]

Guess who will be ABSOLUTELY ignoring any of the stuff that was written

[@SUGAs_Shadow85]

Protect this man at all costs 😂😂😂

[@diswhoiaml3470]

Man use to mean HUMAN in old English; we had words for non-dicript guys and gals. Were and Wif, there relics can be seen in words like werewolf and wife. Manhours is kind of archaic as well, I always heard workhours. Wasn't until I lived in Arkansas and Texas I heard manhours. Honestly the only time I've ever heard anyone use "non-white" is when a whiter person was talking disparagingly about an ethnic person / person-of-color.

[@diswhoiaml3470]

Additional YOU was a plural and some how became only singular in use but then again google is used as a verb now.

[@patrickhector]

@@diswhoiaml3470 Yeah you can still see residue of "you" being only plural (you are, not you is), but people will lose their shit over the same being applied to "they"

[@DinosaurNick]

Now I kinda wanna do a story with werewolves and wifwolves ... but if were = man and wif = woman ... why is it called husband and wife ... and not wereband and wife or something like that? wtf does 'husband' come from as a word?

[@DinosaurNick]

exactly! It drives me crazy!@@patrickhector

[@elultimo102]

My first job required me to obtain "Manday" estimates from each engineering department by project.

[@dudeinadoughboy4327]

Im an addict. I call myself an addict. Funnily enough its not even to a substance so the alternative doesnt work

[@sparklekpadeh3382]

I learned that I'm supposed to say "little person" or "dwarf" an not midget, because it was a slur. But growing up, I was told saying "little person" an "dwarf" was rude an Midget was like calling them your little love.

[@lilIAN97huh]

Yeah I was told to call gay people gay instead of homos or fagg/ot. Granted I never called them that, only my close friends got called that lol. Why do they gotta keep changing this sht. Pretty sure they just get off on it at this point.

[@ReinaTheRedFoxx]

not sure who told you they were rude but yeah the little people community def sees midget as the slurry one, but like, mileage may vary as always. Grew up with family that has dwarfism

[@totallysyrus]

@@ReinaTheRedFoxxthey can’t stop me

[@JSAFIXIT]

I had a friend who was legitimately a "little person" He's also black.... I always referred to him as "one of snow whites little slaves" or "My 1/4 brother from a different color mother" Absolute master at shit talking, and he could take it while laughing like a maniac. I miss that guy lol

[@elultimo102]

The World's Fairs ('33 in Chicago & '35 in San Diego) both featured a ""Midget Village." My mother told me of a couple of relatives in the shows, who visited the house. She was 11 (never got over 5' herself) but taller than the very slickly-dressed visitors.

[@StawbsGirl]

As a ‘person with’ all sorts; we do not appreciate being referred to as ‘people with.’ Stop ameliorating our circumstances to make them more palatable for you. If it makes you uncomfortable change the situation, not the language.

[@queenbee3647]

Appreciate the list. 👊

[@markvitagliano27]

I love these lists that those people write, it helps me to know what to say MORE FREQUENTLY

[@sarahprice659]

“Insane”… that is actually a tough one because there are so many forms of mental illness that don’t manifest as “insane” behavior, and some that definitely do. It’s a weird thing even when you are in the middle of it. But the stigma sucks, and it can prevent some people from getting help, and they may end up homeless as a result. It’s all tied up in knots.

[@Lethal_Bite]

Am I the only one who says "woah, that was an insane play!" When watching sports or something?

[@sarahprice659]

@@Lethal_Bite Of course not! It’s a word that has a specific meaning in one sense and is also used as a catch-all to describe/express something that is very unexpected or strange or something 🙄

[@raziel6896]

Insanity is usually reserved for describing severe conditions involving psychotic-like breaks with reality, while Mental Illness can include both severe and milder forms of mental problems (such as anxiety disorders and mild depressions). As someone who's mother was at one point clinically diagnosed as insane, insane isn't really a tough one. There is a pretty big difference in insanity and other mental illnesses.

[@lilIAN97huh]

Insane is a descriptive word. Not a medical term. Calm down. I've had people call me that and I'm glad. Kept me from doing some dumb sht.

[@xantishayde-walker4593]

@@lilIAN97huh Yes, it's a descriptive word for use in everyday conversation (That slam dunk was insane! or Dude, Dave can't find his phone, he's going insane.) and also Legal Proceedings. It comes from the Courtrooms, because it's originally a Legal Term, not a Medical one.

[@TayWoode]

One word that is over used is “wholesome” as people don’t seem to have a vocabulary anymore. The baby’s new shoes are so wholesome. The duck on a skateboard is the most wholesome thing I’ve ever seen. The sunset over Mount Fiji (sic) looks so wholesome. 🤦🏾

[@Robert08010]

The one that bothers me is "Tactical". If they want to sell me something, a flash light, a knife, pants even, they have to call them tactical or they are deathly afraid I wont be manipulated enough. Am I to believe that I need combat wear to relax around my house?

[@recoveringsoul755]

My mom was a psychologist and she was really upset when they closed the institutions. Some people just need to be reminded to take their meds

[@wulfseig1864]

Um, we were told to call "seniors" "elderly" back in the 90's. They thought "seniors" was crude. Using the crap out of punctuation because...well...

[@doanspy4340]

This is the kind of person who will unironically use the term "bathroom tissue" when referring to toilet paper.

[@Basik123456]

Why would I call somebody a “person with a substance abuse disorder” whenever that is literally the definition of addict. That is incredibly “less advanced in mental, physical, or social development than is usual for one's age.”

[@Complexicon_of_a_Startist]

I'm assuming that last bit describes "immature", and the fact that I had to guess demonstrates this folly clearly, LOL. It becomes a word puzzle, and, while I find those fun, it makes communication even more difficult than it needs to be.

[@Inspectre11]

2:03 It would only be 43 minutes, unless she's getting ready.

[@maui.tech.0415]

Im using all of these. Depending on your attitude towards me. I'll use the according list.

[@adamhogan579]

I love this dude funny as fuck 🤣🤣🤣

[@Wallace0288]

Just came back from fighting in Ukraine Ur videos kept me going in the trenches thanks bro just joined Ur channel Ur humour is pure golden

[@prankerab]

We're you really fighting in Ukraine, or is this a funny? Genuinely asking, not hating.

[@Wallace0288]

@@prankerab genuinely I was digging trenches 100 m from bakhmut while under fire from a sniper 2 machine gunners and 2 drones and artillery

[@KahinAhmed72]

@@Wallace0288 Holy shit! Glad you’re still alive to type this. Welcome home.

[@Wallace0288]

@@KahinAhmed72 thanls my friend not lying, sitting in the dark ready to off myself, i tried a bit of yoitube and his videos just kept me going a lil farrther

[@GradyNorton-j8g]

"What are they graduating from, life" 😂😂😂

[@morrislindroth7910]

I know you began a New adventure but regardless.. it is good to see ya!! and 100% agree with this!! 😂

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

0:37 I love that these fairies think that people over 50 care about stuff like this. Those people are made of sterner stuff than even us.😂 They'll straight up call you a dumb c*nt in the most loving way possible.

[@unacceptablesisterpeter3431]

Nor quite 50 yet. But still retain the eye roll perfected at 15.

[@alicecheshire4806]

26 and I absolutely don’t give a shit about all this. I don’t believe in controlling people’s speech.

[@darkrulerbob]

Right. People that old don't care really. Just look how bad they fucked the generations after them.

[@rev766]

I’m currently teaching my grandkids what my grandmother taught me. You’re not obligated to be nice to anyone, however you should be polite to everyone. You can politely tell someone to F off. Try it sometime, just tell ‘em “Please, go F yourself!” Nah but seriously, not obligated to be nice to anyone.

[@truthunfiltered314]

As one of "those people," you are correct. Some of this crap going on now is just plain reta... ummm, stup... no. To those who say we can't use all the good words anymore, I just want to say one thing. Bless your hearts.

[@theexoticmango3783]

It's kinda funny seeing this as a psych graduate, if this person actually knew anything they were talking about and didn't just seek to see the "wrongness" of terms they'd know that insane is not a psychology term and has never been used to refer to someone actually suffering from mental struggles in that realm. Insane is a legal term, additionally referring to people based on groups of adjectives describing them is.. well how we simplify things, you also cannot just say "person with substance abuse disorder" because 1 that's a mouthful every time and 2 substance abuse disorders refer to any substance without the distinction it would be impossible to even know what you mean and so on and so forth

[@briansmith6292]

Duuuuuuuuuuyude😂 I couldn't agree with you more.......and I'm A LOOOOOOT of those words me as a person

[@user-bk5ei7sv8i]

I love how he mentioned he didn’t self diagnose himself. People nowadays are obsessed with mental health.

[@savythenillerwaffer]

Maybe because it's relevant, and effects you entire life?

[@user-bk5ei7sv8i]

@@savythenillerwaffer it effects my entire life and I don’t obsess over it. It’s unhealthy.

[@user-bk5ei7sv8i]

Plus 10 years ago people weren’t talking about it every 10 mins so why now. No point people are already aware of mental health so there’s no need for it to be discussed constantly online. At this point it’s becoming unhealthy. No wonder why so more kids are getting depression.

[@ender_3807]

@user-bk5ei7sv8i people don't need to talk about it. What? Why not mental health is important and it's good it's actually being talked about now. Kids aren't depressed because people talk about mental health online the reason that happens is because social media shows only the good snippet of life or the latter the extremely depressing parts of life.

[@user-bk5ei7sv8i]

@@ender_3807 I would know I got depression at 12 years old after it became trendy online after reading about it too much and it being glorified

[@gabrieladerre2862]

I say bullcrap! And a lot of these words are too soft to describe the idiots and situations that I have deal with. My mouth is what helps me relieve the rage, and hold my composure, as to not end up choking the sh*t out of somebody! 😹💀😹

[@seaweedbrain2933]

For real. But the world is filled with snowflakes

[@caesaraugustus8281]

@@seaweedbrain2933 Then its time the rest of us turned into flamethrowers.

[@savythenillerwaffer]

​@@caesaraugustus8281Wow, you think you're so cool, huh?

[@edmundgonzalez8731]

43 minutes... You're killing me Smalls!

[@jneumy566]

Suicide is the one that gets me the most, forcing people to use cringey and nonserious sounding alternatives like "unalive yourself". I can see how that could easily make someone who needs help feel reluctant to ask because it sounds so dumb and they may feel like they won't be taken seriously. Suicide is a harsh and direct word and it's that way for a reason.

[@Grey_Duck]

“The revolution is complete when the language is perfect.” George Orwell, 1984

[@macaronandcheese18113]

yup... slowly decrease the language's vocabulary more and more so that people literally don't have the capacity to comprehend concepts since there's no word for them. makes it easier to control the people. as an example, people in north korea reportedly have no compassion because there is no word for compassion in their language, so they don't consider it as a possibility.

[@mustard639]

I was thinking of the same thing

[@Georgecarlin69420]

0:40 Jesus Christ. Hahaha you digging for gold or what?! 😂

[@homuraakemi4559]

@@Georgecarlin69420 lol, caught red handed

[@markmcelroy8722]

I'm not a alcoholic, I can't afford to be a alcoholic. I'm just a plain white drunk.

[@LLNewfie]

I will not be using the new terms, In fact I am going to start using these (not supposed to say words) x20 more.

[@kylekirkparick426]

Does anyone else notice that this man is incredibly good-looking? I might be a gay in denial. Where's that on the list bro?

[@ashleyjackson1959]

Pretty sure he has a couple videos about that 😂😂😂

[@savythenillerwaffer]

Personality is what matters, and from what I have seen, that doesn't look to good either 💀

[@karaphantomhive1602]

@@savythenillerwafferlooks matter to an extent

[@savythenillerwaffer]

@@karaphantomhive1602 To each their own, it depends what you mean

[@karaphantomhive1602]

@@savythenillerwaffer Like as in.. you don’t need to look like a supermodel, but everyone wants someone who looks nice. Ya know?