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Ok now what the hell is a trad girl?
Trad = traditional = usually code for conservative white Christian 50s gender roles, as sold to zoomers by social media influencers.
And why is she serving mold?
It's molded tuna, as in she used a mold to shape pureed tuna like the shape of a fish, which is what I assume was a popular dish in the 1950s when gelatin was a sign of wealth due to requiring refrigeration to set.
Hi I'm new here, what's tuna?
kinda looks like this
I can understand why he didn't want to fw it.
That looks welcoming.
Don't put your dick in that.
It's what you do to musical instruments.
Who didn't have a refrigerator in the '50s?
Chastity and decency only to the public eye, of course. In private life she should be su missive and do anything these coomers want her to.
The neoconservative ideal of a girl that is "wife material": chaste, submissive, adhering to old-fashioned feminine canons, sexist... Summarised under the umbrella term of "trad[itional]".
Gotcha. Thanks for clarifying that for me
Trad - traditional