Definition: Read the given text and if it has abusive content then indicate via "yes". Otherwise indicate via"no". 
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Input: i think that in itself isn't something you should be shamed for. like if we were to flip the situation around, and asked the question of whether it's okay to call the victim of an assault a slut, we meet with a resounding no, because it didn't happen by choice. i think it's lazy to make fun of someone for something they didn't choose. plus, if someone is a virgin because they refuse to shower or are a huge asshole, it's way more productive to make fun of those behaviours, not the result. and if someone is just struggling to meet/chat up someone of their desired gender, why would you mock them for that?    *however*.    if someone is like, a self-identified incel, and they've taken their virginity to be some kind of symptom of a systemic problem with the opposite sex, then they're getting into territory where I'm okay with making fun of them (although even then i tend to feel more sympathy than humour in the situation). and I'd make more fun of them for believing the world is 'chad and stacey' than anything else.

yes