“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I might be in love”

Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by Kurtz79 on Friday January 23, 2015 @10:23AM (#8935239)

"Being sad" means exactly that, and does not imply having disdain, disrespect or not accepting someone.

I'm just saying that whatever problems these persons have with their lives, I cannot see how this service can be of help in any way.

If anything, the problem is with society and social pressure: by conforming to it, and not fight it, you'll end up exacerbating the cause of the problem.

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Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by aidenn0 on Friday January 23, 2015 @11:48AM (#8935792)

Yes, it will absolutely help the individual while doing nothing to solve the problem (and arguably perpetuating it).

I had a teacher in high-school who was black, and in the first integrated class at a formerly all white school. He said his parents made him do it, he hated it, and he got less of an education than had he been at an all black school because of the controversy surrounding the situation.

Clearly, while it's a good thing in the long-run that the schools were integrated, there is a price to pay for those who take part in the transition.

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