Stitch incoming

@liamkrbe

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Why it worked

The creator uses a controversial and provocative comparison to engage viewers and spark discussion, while also offering a nuanced perspective on personal preferences and the misuse of slang terms.

Summary

The creator discusses the use of the term "PDF" to describe people with certain preferences, particularly regarding cellulite. They argue that comparing a dislike for cellulite to a preference for dating children is extreme and that such traits are natural and not easily changed.

Structure

1Introduction of the 'stitch incoming' concept
2Critique of the comparison between preferring women without cellulite and preferring to date children
3Discussion on the term 'PDF' and its misuse
4Explanation of why not liking cellulite is not equivalent to being a 'PDF'
5Comparison to not liking men with facial hair as another example of a preference
6Conclusion on the hostility surrounding preferences and the meaning of the term 'PDF'

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What do you guys think?

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*Stitch incoming* Calling everyone a pdf these days..

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Literally just tossing the word around with no care.. #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #viral #creatorsearchinsights

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Transcript

Saying that you prefer women to not have cellulite is almost like saying you prefer to date little children. Calling everyone a pdf these days.. literally, what are you on about, bro? And no, this is not me saying I don't like girls with cellulite or that it's not normal. It's I think it's perfectly natural and I really don't mind, right? But why do you have to say that not liking it equates to you being a pdf? Just to prove your point, it's really weird because he had some very valid points like how we should not demonise having cellulite or the history of how it became demonised, right? Some really good points. But to say that not liking it equates to you being a pdf, it's just very weird. That would be like you saying if you don't like men with facial hair, you are a pdf. See how that's totally weird because both don't exist before puberty. And again, I don't have a problem with the message. I just think that using the word pdf and tossing it around can really remove the gravity of its meaning. And from what I see it, a guy not liking a girl with cellulite isn't liking a guy that isn't 6 foot. Because these are both traits that are hard to obtain and are all given by birth and cannot be changed. But because of the fact that these are both traits that are given by birth and they are not common to have both being about 15% reason why that a lot of people get hostile about the topic about preferences, right? Because in the end of the day, these preferences, when we as humans do not lie under preferences that are harsh, we get very hostile anyway. Guys, what do you guys think?