Anonymous
ID: TyxcQREP
8/25/2025, 10:21:58 PM No.513974912
As you may all be aware, it has become trendy and popular to be anti-PDF with such zeal, that no one would question your allegiances. Dude-bros who are just above midwit level abuse other midwits with this popular sentiment and become for-profit YouTubers as anti PDF hunters. This sensationalizes the sentiment and has created the culture we live in now.
That being said, when I think of the anti-PDF hysteria and the zeal such people feel, I have to go back and think 10 years ago when I worked at a Perkin's restaurant as a waiter. I was 18 and I was still in high school. When I started I was introduced to the dish washer and they had told me that he "was a registered sex offender, and a chomo." I was sort of put off at first, but I was there to do a job and I am grown and can handle myself. What's really interesting is that the running joke from my co-workers was that the dish washer was going to "molest me" and that "he liked boys like me *laughing face*" and that he is "going to try to follow you to the bathroom, and have long conversations with you." Nothing ever came of it, but I find it such a stark difference in how people viewed pdfilia not even 10 years ago. I was mature about the situation as well, I didn't cry hysterics. I understood that he was there to do his job, that's it. And everyone seemed to agree with that sentiment as no one ever caused offense to him and he never did to others.
So when I think of the situation I experienced back then and how society views it now. I call bullshit. Because the true nature of the beast is how I explained it. People don't care. And I'm not going to cuck to society and let them abandon me like that. So I have something to say to society: Yea you hate PDFs now, but you clearly hate men more.
That being said, when I think of the anti-PDF hysteria and the zeal such people feel, I have to go back and think 10 years ago when I worked at a Perkin's restaurant as a waiter. I was 18 and I was still in high school. When I started I was introduced to the dish washer and they had told me that he "was a registered sex offender, and a chomo." I was sort of put off at first, but I was there to do a job and I am grown and can handle myself. What's really interesting is that the running joke from my co-workers was that the dish washer was going to "molest me" and that "he liked boys like me *laughing face*" and that he is "going to try to follow you to the bathroom, and have long conversations with you." Nothing ever came of it, but I find it such a stark difference in how people viewed pdfilia not even 10 years ago. I was mature about the situation as well, I didn't cry hysterics. I understood that he was there to do his job, that's it. And everyone seemed to agree with that sentiment as no one ever caused offense to him and he never did to others.
So when I think of the situation I experienced back then and how society views it now. I call bullshit. Because the true nature of the beast is how I explained it. People don't care. And I'm not going to cuck to society and let them abandon me like that. So I have something to say to society: Yea you hate PDFs now, but you clearly hate men more.
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