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bad thread imo
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putting "in my opinion" ; "but for me" before saying youre opinion on some topic
just say youre a cuck who is afraid of getting judged by others
Ye bro
putting "in my opinion" ; "but for me" before saying youre opinion on some topic
just say youre a cuck who is afraid of getting judged by others
In my opinion this is for me a high t trait but only for me in my opinion
 
putting "in my opinion" ; "but for me" before saying youre opinion on some topic
just say youre a cuck who is afraid of getting judged by others
There is a very sodomite like thing I noticed countless westerner creatures use such terminology. The one in mind which disgusts me highly is the usage of "Sir". I swear to the heavens I have seen some of these men refer to the most inferior of lessers as "Sir". Now yes you could say that such people are using the second defination at hand but this is false, the vast modern majority of young men speak in slang; not even true English. Let alone a fraction of the King's English, so for them to use that version is null.

There is only a few who earn the title Sir. I am quite certain that the vast majority of lower class men who have not served or gained power are such.

sir /sûr/

noun​

  1. Used as an honorific before the given name or the full name of baronets and knights.
  2. Used as a form of polite address for a man.
    "Don't forget your hat, sir."
  3. Used as a salutation in a letter.
    "Dear Sir or Madam."
 
putting "in my opinion" ; "but for me" before saying youre opinion on some topic
just say youre a cuck who is afraid of getting judged by others
in my opinion ur spouting nonsense
 

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