The “How Old Are You? You sound 13, even though you said you were 21” button.
Or the “This is the same Q that you keep asking over and over and over again, with slight variations, and you keep getting the same advice that you keep ignoring” button.
Or the “Your initial Q is fine, but your details don’t make any sense and seem contradictory” button.
Or the “Please give ‘em names” button for the folks that have a lot of details and a lot of different people with different relationships to each other, and a lot of action going on. Instead of saying “My friend” and “My friend’s boyfriend” and “My friend’s boyfriend’s sister” this button would allow you to give all of these people fictitious names to go along with the relationships. Mary, and John, and Alice, for example.
Or the “Yes you are a mysogynist, even though you’ve talked yourself blue in the face trying to convince us that you’re not” button.
Or the “You’re initial assumption is just plain wrong (with a link to the facts) so any discussion of your question based upon this wrong assumption is futile” button.
Or the “You’re an ignorant fool and you can’t see it, so just go make us some pancakes, already” button.
Or the “You may truly believe what you’re saying, but the law and the facts are not on your side (with a link to the law and the facts) and neither is common decency” button.
Or the “You can’t compare hot dogs and gravity, to lesbians and men’s clothing, because they’re not even remotely related” button.