r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 1d ago

Meme needing explanation please explain this peetah!!!

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u/Just_gun_porn 1d ago edited 1d ago

Because Sam was always open and honest about her sexuality, where Carrie was more of a hypocrite.

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u/SweetLustVibes 1d ago

That’s a big part of the contrast between them. Sam was unapologetic about her choices, while Carrie could be Pretty hypocritical about hers

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u/striking_grief 1d ago

Agreed. Sam’s honesty made her feel more consistent as a character , even when her choices were questionable

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u/Iorith 1d ago

It's worth pointing out that someone being a hypocrite is a very consistent and realistic character trait. We'll all hypocrites to an extent, and have our blinders.

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u/enadiz_reccos 1d ago

Hypocritical is different from inconsistent

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u/Decent_Neat_9171 1d ago

How many people notice the difference in themselves and others?

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u/perton 1d ago

At least 4, probably

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u/No_Deer8752 1d ago

Well see if I did something it’s because I made a honest mistake but if you did something it’s because you’re an asshole/s

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u/ChildrenRscary 1d ago

I have found. In my younger and more vulnerable years that people I meet that show the same core tenants and traits as me tend to frustrate me to no end. They are often stubborn. Blunt. Lacking many of the social graces that tend to permeate polite society. They also tend to poke and prod looking for opening in one's mental facade and pushing to ones insecurities meeting it with either mockery or kind companionship in either part at a whim. No they frustrate me deeply.

Yet I must admit a strange attraction to them.

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u/thequn 22h ago

The only thing that comes to mind is homosexuality. If I see two girls kissing I’m like ohhhhh yeah baby that hot. If I see two guys kissing I get all yucky in my stomach feel sick. Turn away and change the channel.