There will always be something that triggers all of us. My best advice is to accept it for what it is a joke. Peoples humour will always evolve and change with the times.
Roddy Piper
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It shouldn't be hard to explain the joke. Who or what is being made fun of?
It's absurdist.
What's funny is the OP says that Dad shouldn't know what toxic masculinity is and that's the joke.
Modern grammar is so bad it seems no one angry noticed it's in normal broken troll English. Corrections in brackets.
Hello!
Dad('s) line go(es) back very far, we (are) famed for toothy troll babies! But (this) tradition end(s) with me. After Dad (fought) tiny human, (I) realize(d) that fighting (is) really caused by toxic masculinity. (It) is rampant in troll culture! Baby troll needs (a) father figure. So (my) son (is) named ‘Mam’ instead.
01-Apr-2023 16:50:00
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Roddy Piper
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If that is a joke, they have left no stone unturned. I really don't understand the point of the joke. Which part is absurd? Other than all of it?
I'm thinking the folks defending it should be the ones offended by it.
I think the writer was just trying to be clever. Someone else should have said Yo. Whoa. No.
Most of it is absurd but Dad is right about toxic masculinity being rampant in troll culture.
It's been a long while since I did that Troll Love story quest but it's all about teaching a male troll to treat a female troll better than a bigger more masculine troll which I believe the quest had the masculine male troll be toxic to the female.
It is clever, I don't get offended by jokes, and I also don't like people who do fake fixes to toxic masculinity.
Dad was right about father figures as a fix. Naming his son 'Mam' doesn't make Dad a bad or good father figure.
01-Apr-2023 17:39:30
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