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In court (job) a lawyer will throw a bone at the judge and will immediately get an appeal.
Omg look the lawyer just did a bonejob appeal.
A weak evasion of the actual topic. The question isn't whether it normal for a 25 year old girl to sleep with 100 guys. It's whether or not it's ethical. And you either know that and are being avoidant because you're a soy-ass shit-lib who LITERALLY ISN'T ALLOWED to tell women what they ought or ought not do OR... OR... You're dumb as dog-shit. It's one or the other.
Hym "Appeal to normalcy is not an argument I would ever make there. Because I'm not a pussy social-centrist. Is it fine for a woman to fuck 100 dudes? Yes. Even better if she's discreet and takes cash. Why are you such a sissy? And where is your wife? Ex-wife. Where's you ex-wife? I saw her pick up a spider once and it was both gross and adorable."
This is used when youtubers can't accept they lost to a man with slenderman looking arms with no legs
Yo this washed ex Disney channel actor made and a big forehead 5"11' youtuber a boxing appeal, when he couldn't digest he lost to a SpongeBob looking aah mothafucka
The kind of appeal that whips up a frenzy within it's fan base and where the mainstream is largely unaware of it. Having a quality where fans find it extremely exciting to share their deep connection to the object of appeal with each other. It's possible for something with cult appeal to spread to the mainstream as long as there still is a strong contingent of fans that exhibit almost a cultlike zeal for the object of appeal.
Kevin Smith's work has cult appeal.
Oberyn Martell. The Red Viper.
Oberyn Martell is the actual definition of sex appeal.
Personality Appeal is when an individual is attracted to another person not by their beauty or body but by their personality.
"Hey Nick, did you really like Sarah? I mean she's not good looking at all"
"Fuck off dude it was personality appeal"
A logical fallacy where someone involved in an argument says the issue in question being argued over "doesn't really matter" in an attempt to shame their opponent into giving up so that their side can push their agenda unopposed.
This fallacy is easily countered by telling the person doing this argument to shut up and go away if they don't actually care.
Person 1: "Why do you care so much if the space marines in Warhammer 40,000 are female anyway? It's just toy soldiers, stop being such a whiny incel over nothing!"
Person 2: "Appeal to triviality. If you didn't actually care about this stuff then you wouldn't even argue about it in the first place."
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