Dahmer in the making
Today, my son asked me, "If it’s so easy to tear meats like raw chicken breast and beef steak apart with your hands, doesn’t that mean it’s just as easy to tear human flesh apart, even if they’re still alive?" This right here is why I send him to therapy twice a week, but it’s not working. FML
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clumzrino 9
At least he’s wrong, raw meats don’t fight back. Living bodies retaliate and don’t allow themselves to be stretched beyond their limits willingly.
lalalaila777 24
the correct answer is yes, so that's why we treat humans with tenderness as we should with animals. though many societies treat animals inhumanely (including those used as food sources) and wonder why humans are becoming desensitized to horrible atrocities seen as normal.
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mattiagardin 15
Shit parenting right there
Anderling 33
A different therapist maybe? Oof, I’m so sorry.
JackWood 21
That's pro level therapy needed here. Just ask Jeffrey D.
RichardPencil 32
Why bother with a therapist? Just send him straight to prison. If he still has homicidal urges, it's likely his victim in the hoosgow deserves such an end.
clumzrino 9
At least he’s wrong, raw meats don’t fight back. Living bodies retaliate and don’t allow themselves to be stretched beyond their limits willingly.
lalalaila777 24
the correct answer is yes, so that's why we treat humans with tenderness as we should with animals. though many societies treat animals inhumanely (including those used as food sources) and wonder why humans are becoming desensitized to horrible atrocities seen as normal.
emmalou 19
I wouldn't worry about it, sounds like a future scientist