1 mo. ago • 97%

A work of art

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Lots of fun scenarios here.

Fistfight in the bathroom

Some rough bathroom sex

Someone slipped on poop and slammed their head into the wall
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- Can't know for sure what the artist intended to say with this piece.
  
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- Fistfight with the bathroom.
  
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- I like to think it was constipational rage
  
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  Good band name there.
  
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- I'm not sure which of the scenarios that you imagined would be "fun" but... You do you.
  
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  The first one could be fun if its consentual, the second one obviously too. The third is just never fun, you are right.
  
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I find it odd that it what looks to be chip board pretending to be breeze blocks. Whoever punched it is lucky it wasn't concrete.

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I've seen this reposted at least 3 times now, and it bothers me each time because we have no idea the story behind it. We only know what's written down, we don't even know if the person who wrote the caption witnessed the event. Was it fragile masculinity? Perhaps?

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- For all we know, guy had just received some horrible/devastating news.
  
  The assumptions leading to both the 'framing' act and the gleeful posting of it on social media are just a manifestation of thinly-veiled misandry.
  
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  Is it normal to you to see people punch walls when they get devastating news?
  
  I'd rather think maybe someone tripped and fell into it if we're looking for charitable ideas.
  
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- Username checks out
  
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- I'm pretty sure punching a wall because your fantasy football league is losing is an unhealthy way of processing anger.
  
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  This week I found out I am losing medicade, food stamps and unemployment because one of my previous jobs won't provide the right paper work. That feels pretty wall punch worthy
  
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  Guys point is, we don't know the why. We only know the what. Sure, I think everyone can agree it's not the healthiest coping, but I don't know too many people who choose the healthy option in a state of extreme emotion. Is there ANY scenario you could imagine this being understandable, even if not good or healthy? Lots of people listing scenarios where I could TOTALLY see getting a rather reasonable person into such a mental state.
  
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Looks like some kind of block wall you wouldn’t want to punch. But I guess that’s just some kind of texture?

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- I mean, why would you want to punch any wall.
  
  But yeah, whoever went through this wall got lucky it wasn't as solid as its facade.
  
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- I thought that too, but upon closer examination it looks like dry wall.
  
  The real question to me is why would you texture drywall to look like concrete.
  
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  So people don’t punch it.
  
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Little did they know that it was that one time I farted too hard

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That is creative!

~~Very fun~~ depressing fact: some of the anger we witness out in the world can likely be attributed to people being e.g. exclusively fed ramen as a kid.

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- is it malnutrition or parents not caring and therefore giving them malnutritious foods? Correlation and causation and all
  
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  It's true someone with means and knowledge could do that. Something that's stuck with me for many years:
  
  An impoverished mom could only afford to feed her kid instant ramen most of the time. Iron deficiency -> behavioral problems. Believe this was from the documentary A Place at the Table (2012).
  
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Aw wish I thought of this when I was married to that violent a******. We could've had so much framed art all over the house. Picture frames wouldve cost a lot less than hiring a repairman every time angry husband punched a hole in the drywall.

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- Tell me you are from the US without telling me.
  
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  Because our houses are made of wood & drywall instead of stones from the middle ages?
  
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Looks like a tree branch to me.

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- Art... so abstract...
  
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That would be great if he came back to sign it. 😊

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how do you punch a wall into a toilet

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- I have a suspicion that it wasn't a punch, but a big ol' fart.
  
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I find the asymmetry of the mortar joints to be visually bothersom.

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Ah yes, male emotions are "fragile masculinity"

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- When your emotions are reduced to 'rage' and your reactions reduced to 'commit violence against inanimate objects in a public setting', yes.
  
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  You have no idea what prompted the emotions, you just happily assume whatever will give you the excuse to express your misandry.
  
  I'd bet anything that if you read one of the many accounts of women getting genuinely angry at their SOs, even striking them (which is way worse than striking an inanimate object, by the way), based on what they dreamt the guy did, you wouldn't be blaming her "fragile femininity".
  
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- If your emotions leads you to punching things / breaking public property, that's pretty damn fragile masculinity.
  
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(3/3) -Alas, I uploaded them in the wrong order!

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- I think some of your formatting / image embed may have gotten lost in translation between Kbin and Lemmy. Looking at your comments on your home instance, there are images. Here, they're just the (1/3) counter text. I'm guessing that would explain the downvotes.
  
  For reference, the Lemmy format for embed images is ![Alt text](image url)
  
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  Thank you @ptz@dubvee.org ! I try again : the,
  
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Whoever wrote the caption doesn't understand shit about masculinity or frailty

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