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I never noticed, but it must be a trend. The movie "Blended" confirms this to my mind. Just like back in the '80s, "Compassion is the Fashion".

Don't forget the stupid yoga poses. They're fucking stupid as all hell.

Oh, and the obligatory Machu Picchu photos too.

It's as if our society has become one big fucking meme. It's truly pathetic.

Now, c'mon, the gas release yoga pose is hilarious.

Don't overlook how guys seem to devote a lot of space to showing how ACTIVE they are, which I am positive is only to dissuade large ladies from approaching. Just write "No Fat Chicks" and then go on with describing how deep you are....

"Just like back in the '80s, "Compassion is the Fashion"."

Actually, as I recall, the prevailing hype in the 80s was all about "compassion fatigue", as if we'd all just been SO damned compassionate for SO damned long, it had exhausted us.

In reality, the U.S. was in the throes of a revolution of selfishness, consumerism, greed, narcissism, and politically/ socially acceptable bigotry (of class/race/sex/religion/politics/ideology/etc.)

Live Aid notwithstanding. (Whew!! That collective compassion- fest just wore us OUT!)

Is this better than posting a pic of one's penis?

I was able to go to Vietnam and Cambodia. I had a privilege that 95% of the people I met in those countries could never have. I was able to leave my life, I was able to pause from worries and see another persons life and their struggle. The people I met put my problems to shame, they (the indigenous people of those countries) live in harsher conditions than I can understand. They lived with a grace and an openness I never knew a person could have. They labored with an intensity I never met on my best day.

Man I can't wait 'till you see me bringing them a book and some candy ( never mind that your presence inflated the price so a family can't eat, or pay rent!) I look like a prince/princess on tinder, smile poor kid here's a crayon.