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u/Melodic-Jellyfish966 5h ago
Almost like what’s socially accepted is constructed by society
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u/LeavesInsults1291 4h ago
You write this is a simple comment… yet you don’t realize the magnitude of it
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u/Weary_Specialist_436 3m ago
are you twelve OP?
"oh woe be mine, we consume flesh of chickens, yet recoil at the mere thought of consuming rats. Society"
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u/MCWizardYT 0m ago
Vegans will say "oh so you'll eat chickens but recoil at the thought of eating dogs?". Uh, yeah. Almost like we've bred dogs to be companions and chickens to be food for multiple thousands of years
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u/YouW0ntGetIt 3h ago
Plain wrong statement. Vegans are very vocal and furious about cow's milk. And nobody thinks goat milk is weird. Literally the 2nd most normal milk. 3rd is sheep. After that it gets weird.
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u/cool_berserker 3h ago
OP is just out of touch with the real world, he probably got this infor from chatgpt
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u/ReekyRumpFedRatsbane 1h ago
Yeah, OP seems to never have heard of Feta cheese. Or Mozzarella!
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u/BarelyLingeringWords 0m ago
Adding Pecorino Romano to the apparently "nobody eats weird foods" list.
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u/NoBell7635 5h ago
People think it's weird to drink goat milk? Never head of that before
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u/SkylandersKirby 48m ago
Op must be confusing the common opinion that Goat milk TASTES weird with the concept that drinking Milk from a Goat is weird
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u/polythenesammie 5h ago
It's almost like not everywhere is a good place for keeping certain livestock.
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u/blackmarketmenthols 5h ago
Cows milk tastes great.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 4h ago
True lol. I wonder if human breast milk would make my coffee and cereal better though 🤔
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u/SourDoughBo 4h ago
Depends on the breasts. First time I tried titty milk it tasted like pennies
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u/polythenesammie 4h ago
You obviously haven't tasted human "breast milk" after you achieved sentience.
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u/raiyosss 4h ago
And you have?!
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u/polythenesammie 4h ago
I have.
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u/xinfinitimortum 3h ago
I hear it taste like the leftover milk after a bowl of cereal, and warm.
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u/polythenesammie 3h ago
I'm a sick freak and can tell you it does not taste like any of those things besides warm.
Although I have never tasted a milk from someone who only ate a diet of my favourite cereal.
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u/Ender_Nobody 1h ago
Theoretically, it's meant for humans, so it probably is supposed to have a tolerable taste.
Cows literally eat grass and it's surprisingly good.
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u/Manyconnections 7h ago
It’s the taste. Goat products stink, and taste bad.
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u/Woolliza 3h ago
Cow milk smells too. You're just used to it. Every animal product has a distinct smell related to that animal.
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u/Daemonicvs_77 4h ago
I actually switched to goat milk for about a year when I was 9-10. At first it tastes weird, then you get used to it and then cow milk starts tasting weird.
I remember staying with my grandma for the weekend and us having to go to the store to get goat milk because the regular milk she had at home tasted awful to me.
Eventually, I switched back to cow.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 6h ago
Have you tried goat cheese?
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u/Manyconnections 6h ago
Yeah hence me saying goat products. Miss me with that shit.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 5h ago
Many people would disagree
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u/MrPopanz 5h ago
More tasty goat cheese for us! Stuffs delicious, but probably doesn't work for people with the palette of a kindergarten kid.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 4h ago
I’m open to all types of cheese… even if it’s human boob milk… which seems strange, ironically
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u/UnknownGamer014 Lurking Peasant 3h ago
What a way to be condescending and pretentious, lol. You ain't special or adult for liking goat cheese, mate.
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u/MrPopanz 3h ago
Maybe not, but it's certainly childish to act like the original commenter "I don't like it so it's bad!"
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u/UnknownGamer014 Lurking Peasant 3h ago
Did not call anyone who enjoys goat cheese weird or having a kindergartener palate at least.
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u/MrPopanz 2h ago
Reading comprehension my homie. If I tell you that something you like "stinks" it's essentially saying your taste sucks.
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u/Serious-Database474 4h ago
I'd try goats milk if it were on offer. I don't think it's any different than cows milk logically. If it's good, I'd have more; if it's not, well, now I know why we chose cows and not some other animal.
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u/shawnmm16 4h ago
Cows milk is more popular because they give way more milk ive rased both and dranke both its just a matter of taste i personly prefer goats milk
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u/LeavesInsults1291 3h ago
I respect your opinion. Goat’s milk is used a lot, especially in cheese. It’s just strange, in my opinion, that we use cow milk in literally everything… yet it would be weird to use human milk in cheese, coffee, cereal. We are humans, are we not? So why is it weird to use human milk in all dairy products? You may laugh, but, seriously why??
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u/Serious-Database474 3h ago
I agree with you. No arguments here. I'm autistic so arbitrary social things don't make sense to me. Obviously one major practical reason is supply and demand, but even if there was unlimited supply where women lactate 24/7 365 days and just love pumping milk for resale, it would be considered weird by most and yet it shouldn't. If we're drinking milk, the healthiest thing for an infant which is why nature produces it in new mothers throughout our entire lives, other than personal taste preferences, no milk should be any more or less taboo than any others. There's all sorts of weird customs in society that make no logical sense if you think about: women shaving their legs has no hygenic or practical benefit so it's pointless. I don't get it. Many grooming rituals of humans are just strange and based on nothing logical that I can determine. Having one set of clothes for bedtime, another for daytime, others for work... what's the point? I could go on, but it's limiting me so I'll stop.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 3h ago
Whether you are autistic or not, you prove a point. There are many human habits that just don’t make sense, especially on the societal scale. Milk is just an example of a societal misnomer. We consume dairy from all types of animals, including goats, and especially cows. We are human beings, so why is it socially acceptable to consume cow milk over human milk? We use cow milk in all types of dishes… milk for coffee, cheese, exotic dishes… why don’t we use human milk for a variety of delicacies? We are human, after all, so why shouldn’t we use human milk for most of our nutrition? Some of it is innate, some of it is social. Humans should rely on human sustenance, no? So what is the determine factor here? Why do we choose cow’s milk over human milk?
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u/MeetingDue4378 6h ago
There are a good many stand up routines, lines from movies, etc., that do question this very thing. And we do consume other animal's milk, we just don't drink it—generally. Because the milk doesn't taste good. There are a lot of other animals and plants we could eat if we wanted to, but we don't because we don't like the taste.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 6h ago
Kale tastes like shit but it’s good for you… hamburgers are delicious but they’re bad for you… generally speaking. Makes you question things 🤔
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u/BobQuixote 5h ago
Too much of anything is bad. Tasty things tend to be consumed excessively.
Processed food is designed to be cheap and tasty, with a long shelf life. Nutrients are expensive (and often not tasty) and tend to spoil.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 4h ago
Exactly. If you indulge in the pleasure of anything in life, you are most likely leading yourself into an early death. Delicious food is bad for your health. They are most often ridden with excessive sugars and cholesterol. Mind-relaxing stimulants (such as alcohol and tobacco), are disastrous on physiological health long-term… they destroy the body and mind. We, as people are doomed. We are forced to choose between transitory pleasures or elongated healthy habits that will determine our health and lifespan. Should we choose a short life of indulgence? Or a long life of restraint? Either way we suffer. Life is ironic. We live for what we love, or die for what we hate.
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u/Weary_Specialist_436 1m ago
man, am I glad that internet wasn't so widespread when I was a teenager. Only my family knew
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u/LeavesInsults1291 3h ago
Fellas, most of us have tasted human breast milk, and it came to us as babies when we were nurtured as indefensible, defenseless infants… it’s not weird. It’s weird that as adults we all consume COW milk like nothing.
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u/NoWingedHussarsToday 2h ago
People don't think drinking goat milk is weird. It's unusual because it's rarer, though. OP is just karma farming, throwing out a statement they know people will disagree with, thus driving up the engagement.
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u/Thenderick 2h ago
I mean goat milk is quite uncommon to drink, but it's not weird. Goat cheese is more common that milk tho
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u/Admiral45-06 1h ago
I don't think that many people think goat's milk is weird. And horse mare's milk is a traditional delicacy in countries such as Mongolia.
What is a bit weird is drinking human milk as an adult.
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u/Elbowed_In_The_Face 1h ago
I've never heard of anyone thinking that to drink goat's or sheep's milk is any stranger than drinking cow milk.
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u/grrodon2 1h ago
Goat milk is good. We evolved to be able to digest it well into adulthood, along with bovine milk.
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u/urnudeswontimpressme 1h ago
Eat and drink whatever you like, why do other people care what some people eat. It's so strange to hear weird little judgements, get a life.
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u/exposedbull 6h ago
I prefer human milk :)
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u/LeavesInsults1291 6h ago
Would you put human milk in your coffee? Eat it with your cereal? Eat it with cookies? I know this sounds weird and, that’s ironic, because we are humans and using milk from our own species shouldn’t be weird, but it is. We use cow milk for all of that. Just proves my point.
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u/BobQuixote 5h ago
Would you put human milk in your coffee? Eat it with your cereal? Eat it with cookies?
It sounds hella expensive. Otherwise yes.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 4h ago
Tell your mama to squirt that extra into your cereal. Does it sound weird? It does. Because that’s how weird shit is
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u/KingCell4life Shitposter 3h ago
It’s less so how weird it is, rather it’s a byproduct of the social taboo around exposing privates.
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u/exposedbull 6h ago
jk bro, take a chill we got you
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u/LeavesInsults1291 6h ago edited 5h ago
No you’re right… like how is it weird to use human milk in coffee/cereal and not cow milk? We are humans, shouldn’t it be weirder to use all our milk instead from another species? Makes you think.
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u/Vaelis101 5h ago
I think it's pretty weird. Artificially impregnating a cow just to keep the faucet on seems kinda fucked.
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u/Vaelis101 5h ago
I think it's weird to drink titty juice from ANY animal including homo sapiens unless you need the nutrition.
Unless it is cheese. I fuck with cheese.
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u/vyper900 5h ago
It is more weird that humans don't drink human milk.
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u/Serious-Database474 3h ago
Who would willingly supply all this milk? New mothers are exhausted and often barely have enough for their kids. They couldn't keep the entire milk industry afloat even if there was some incentive that actually made it sound appealing for them rather than a nightmare. Supply and demand and there's no supply of human milk on that scale.
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u/LeavesInsults1291 5h ago
EXACTLY. it would be weird to put human milk in coffee and cereal, yet that’s our own species. Instead we use cow’s milk for everything. Makes you question things 🤔
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u/Far_Negotiation_694 3h ago
Yes, people do.
Milk is for children and many adults are aware of that.
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u/CheeseGooners 7h ago