[zjp]

I think the cost of having to say something humiliating is at least equal to the cost of the cookie, so I want it for free. Of course I had fun with my sister in law, even if I rolled my eyes at the business. That's beside the point. Making you say this stuff is a tiny, petty act of domination. Say it or you don't get the cookie, or you look unfun. Anyway, it's the same argument people have been having forever about not wanting to say 'grande' at Starbucks. A war we won. And we will win this one.

[autoexec]

> I think the cost of having to say something humiliating is at least equal to the cost of the cookie,

How is 'bitch' any worse than ordering a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity? Is anyone really focing you? Point and grunt if it makes you feel better. Odds are good that the wage slave taking your order doesn't care what you call it. Whatever indignity you feel you're suffering in the ordering process is nothing compared to what the employees have to endure.

[zjp]

They’re exactly as cringy as each other actually, but your self-righteous point is well taken. Sure, agreed. I have class consciousness now. I am awakened. As if I would ever make this some random cashier’s problem.

[jowsie]

What makes it humiliating? To me, it's just words, a little childish but still. I'm a Brit though, and I feel we have a much more lax attitude to swearing over here.

[antihero]

If OP feels "humiliated" reading a silly item from a menu their dominatrix must have the easiest job in the fucking world.

[zjp]

"A little childish"; Bob's your uncle.

[jrflowers]

Do your friends and family know that calling a cookie a bitch is humiliating to you? That’s a pretty strong feeling, so I would be pretty mad if I communicated that and people close to me still dragged me to those places anyway. I wouldn’t be mad at the business, though, I’d be mad at the people that are knowingly disrespecting my boundaries.

[trick-or-treat]

When strangers do that it's disrespecting boundaries. When family does it it's giving you a hard time / teasing.

[jrflowers]

When a stranger drags you to a place that you don’t want to go that is kidnapping.

[trick-or-treat]

Not if you consent to it first. But you should probably agree on a safe word.

[chillfox]

pointing at the menu and saying "that one" works just fine.