It even says his name in katakana right next to him lol

Maybe, but that's how it works in reality. Even if your intentions are good and you want to prevent people from "sinning", telling them they can't have sex before marriage and refusing to talk about methods of birth control does way more harm than good. Why do you think the Bible belt has the highest number of teen pregnancies?

That's a good question. There are people who would consider kissing before marriage too impure, or even hugging. Y'know, the type of people who would use the chewed gum analogy and mean it.
I don't disagree that sex, at least the way I see it, is a private thing, and a sort of bonding ritual I guess. Personally I'm not the type to sleep around either. However, a) you can have a beautiful bonding experience with a boyfriend/girlfriend you're not married to, premarital sex doesn't make you a chewed gum, and b) me feeling the way I do shouldn't dictate what other people do. Maybe for some people there's a disconnect between sex and love because of traumatic experiences. Maybe they have attachment issues but a high libido. I can't judge their situation and honestly forcing people like that into marriage would be even worse. What we have now is better than marrying someone you know for half a year because you wanna bone without breaking the purity promise and then regretting it forever.

Same, and I never really played sports games so I don't even know this was a thing

Ha, thank you! I was wondering if anyone would get it

1) What is the argument?
2) Is there not a middle ground between total purity and "treating sex as a leisure activity"? Because as far as I know people who argue against the former rarely argue for the latter.

Tbh wine honey sounds good
And I don't even like alcohol

Sounds like a fun experience

The post says "her" and she presents rather feminine. I don't know who that is though so I have no other indicators as to what pronouns this person prefers, so I'm just going off what the post says.

Yeah but it implies that non-white people don't give a toss about cashiers.
But you're right, racism is racism no matter who it's directed at.

I agree, I think the way things are now, it's considered the responsibility of the consumer to buy things that have recyclable packaging, are made ethically, their production isn't harmful to the environment etc. And I try to do all that as much as I can, but this problem wouldn't be here in the first place if there were regulations on the companies

Wow, I didn't know that. I mean, the saying "pull yourself up by the bootstraps" always made no sense to me, but I didn't know that it was actually was the point and people have been using it wrong for so long.

Wtf no way
Sounds like that person was trying to scam you hard.
It never happened to me but yeah sometimes it happened that there weren't enough dividers and the cashier got confused, luckily the person behind me never tried to scam me into paying for their stuff.