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@SwarmShawarma and I'm a fucking aircraft carrier and its accompanying fleet, laughing at your adrift primitive broke ass
Wow, she must be a top-shelf woman. Her desirability must be off the charts.
Because if she's just a mediocre creature, she would sound pretty high on herself.
#Women are threat to themselves, way over 5x more than men are
"Male-on-male homicide (vast majority of male homicides): UK ~1.3 per 100,000 males; US ~5–8 per 100,000 males (overall male homicide much higher than female); Australia/Canada/Netherlands ~0.8–2 per 100,000 males. Male victims dominate all non-intimate-partner homicides.
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Male suicides: UK ~13 per 100,000 males; US ~25+; Australia ~20; Netherlands/Canada ~15–20. (Typically 3–4× female suicide rates.)
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Female suicides: UK ~5 per 100,000; US ~6–7; Australia ~6–7; Netherlands/Canada ~5–8."
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The best available US data on intimate partner homicides (IPH) broken down by relationship type (heterosexual vs. lesbian vs. gay male couples) and normalized per 100,000 couples comes from a 2008 study by Mize and Shackelford.
Rates were calculated per million couples per year (“per annum”) using U.S. Census 2003 estimates of married + unmarried opposite-sex and same-sex partner households (assuming roughly stable annual relationship prevalence over the period). No newer study provides equivalent per-couple IPH rates by sexual orientation; recent CDC/BJS reports focus on overall IPH (mostly female victims) or lifetime IPV prevalence, without this exact breakdown or denominator.
Converted to the requested format (homicides per 100,000 couples per year):
-Gay male couples: 6.372 homicides per 100,000 couples per year → 1 in ~15,700 gay male couples experiences an IPH per year. -Lesbian couples: 0.907 homicides per 100,000 couples per year → 1 in ~110,250 lesbian couples experiences an IPH per year. -Heterosexual couples (overall): 2.125 homicides per 100,000 couples per year → 1 in ~47,060 heterosexual couples experiences an IPH per year.
Heterosexual breakdown by perpetrator gender (per 100,000 heterosexual couples per year):
-Male perpetrator/female victim: 1.328 homicides per 100,000 couples per year → 1 in ~75,300. -Female perpetrator/male victim: 0.797 homicides per 100,000 couples per year → 1 in ~125,470.
2:1 ratio
Read More@Typo-MAGAshiv I am a Viking on a boat in the middle of an ocean, ready to strike a gold, but no fucking wind here
calling drug abuse a crime and moral failing NOT a disease
You realize of course that he was talking about people who chose to try heroin, cocaine, crack, etc?
His discussions did not include people who were led to addiction by their doctors, whom they trusted and whose instructions they followed in that trust.
Big difference.
Side note - "cocaine" was not in my phone's dictionary, but "heroin" was. Weird.
AI? More like GAY-AI! This game was fun but it made me confront how AI is really our doom. Shrek, please save us from this mess!
Would you call or text message a girl you met on the street?
Yes.
