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All the Andrew Tate fan's laughing and pointing at Greta Thunberg for being arrested.

Here's the difference though:

Greta is trying to save the world with her activism. At the time, Greta was protesting in Germany against a coal mining expansion and it's plans to demolish an active village.

Whereas, Andrew Tate was FOUND and arrested in Romania on charges of Rape and Human Trafficking, which is a pretty serious charge to me. Let's not also forget, Andrew Tate is the one that moving to Romania is "40% the reason" why he moved there. Because it's easier to get off Rape Charges in Romania than it is in the UK, and, he also said,

"I’m not a f****** rapist, but I like the idea of just being able to do what I want. I like being free."

So, what's the difference? Greta is actually doing something that could benefit the entire world by teaching it's inhabitants how to prolong human life. While Andrew Tate is being a mysoginistic bastard, really does nothing for our planet, really has no purpose in life than to drag and shit on women because boohoo, wah, wah.

Just want to point out, Andrew Tate fans, that no one is laughing with you when you're laughing and pointing at Greta Thunberg. We're laughing AT you, because you're all stupid as fuck, following a weird ass mysoginistic 30-something year old man, thinking that what he spews is so "based" and "woke", when it's absolutely not. Read the fucking room.

I have an idea, that could probably do really for hybe, and thats picking up old idol groups and soloists and putting them back into popularity again. Like 2ne1, 4minute, etc. etc.

They can even make a sub/branch under the company and name it the ressurection label, or the legendaries label.

I watched Selena's documentary, and how everyone seemed to dislike Raquel on an astronomical level. To the best of my ability, I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, but she is EXTREMELY two-faced.

At one point in the video, where Selena and Raquel are off to the side in Kenya speaking privately, Selena expresses her desire to stay to help the citizens and the students further in their education. Raquel disagrees with this and even goes further to say that this is not Selena's "reality", or whatever the hell that means.

In another part of the video, towards the end when Selena and Raquel are on the couch playing cards(?), Selena reads off a card and says, "Do you believe everyone has a calling and if you do, do you think I've found mine?" Raquel answers, yes, I believe people have calling, I think you know what yours is, but you don't always choose to walk in it. I think that you know that feel you and give you purpose in life that make you happy, but I don't think you always choose that." To which, Selena responds with, "That's probably just my self-sabotage."

No. It's not self sabotage.

This is a very simple case of who you're hanging out with and who is holding you back. Selena *KNEW* what her calling was back in Kenya. That's why she always mentions that she left her heart in Kenya. Kenya opened her eyes, and Kenya really helped her connect with people who she related to. Selena doesn't relate to Raquel in any form or fashion. In fact, Raquel is holding Selena back from what Selena actually wants to do in her own life.

Selena, you're not self-sabotaging yourself. It's the people around you that don't share, respect or even see your dreams and goals of what you want to accomplish. You surround yourself with people who don't see eye to eye with you and thus, this makes you feel trapped, like you don't have control of what you want to do because people feed it into your head that what you want, what would love to do is not right for you.

This is my unofficial petition for Selena Gomez to go back to school and earn a Psychology degree in either as a therapist, counselor or a psychologist.

You know what's really condescending and disrespectful? Being talked to like a fucking five year old when you are damn well over twenty one. I'll give you a scenario that just happened 3 minutes ago that made my blood boil and my night ruined.

I'm in the bathroom, getting ready for the night, washing my face. I hear a knock of the door and the call of my name. I answer, "Yeah?" It's my mother, and she speaks to me through the door. "Do you have the box of threads and sewing bag?" Me, with a face full of suds, eyes closed and sort of discombobulated. "Uh? I think -- I think so. I'm not sure, let me finish up and get it for you." She says, "Okay." Walks away and then says something to me in the form of a question but I didn't hear her and I didn't bother to say, "What was that?" because I'm getting out anyway.

After rising my face and drying myself off, I head towards my bedroom and gather together all the sewing materials I used for SEWING and went downstairs to hand them off to my mom. I see her and she has that look of irritation and annoyance. As someone who has experienced her outbursts, I'm immune to this and say, "Here ya go, this should be everything."

As I'm about to turn around to head back upstairs, she grabs the sewing scissors (which were new by the way, we never had sewing scissors and always used regular scissors), looks at them then looks at me. "What did you use these scissors for?" I was a bit taken aback and confused and answer, "Um? Fabric? That's what they're used for, right? Fabric? For sewing?" I was so confused and my mom look at me hesitatingly and was replied, "These are fabric scissors and only meant for fabric, not paper or anything else as they can dull the blades."

I stood there almost flabbergasted because:

1. I'm not 5 years old.

2. The tone was condescending.

3. I took a full year of fashion class and probably know more about sewing than my mom.

I chuckled and shook my head. "Yes, I know what Fabric scissors are. They're for fabric, aren't they? I learned that in fashion class." I said as a matter of factly.

I mean, fuck. Should I have fucked around and say no, I used them to cut paper and make cute little arts and crafts and show them to my mommy and daddy what I created, like I'm in kindergarten? I'm 25 years old. I know what Fabric scissors are, and I know what they are for and what they aren't for. I'm not 5.

Just listened to Black Swan for the first time. Watched both the music videos and the Live shows, and I gotta say...

Their singing is -- not up to par. I'm sorry, like, I'm terribly sorry. Especially live with Leia's and Fatou's vocals. Fatou's rapping is all right (which is also a shame, because like, they gave her the shittiest lines to rap), but their vocals aren't it? Leia just sounds -- bland. She's beautiful, incredibly beautiful, but the physical can only do so much. I will say, though, Youngheun's vocals are pretty pleasing to hear. I wouldn't be surprised seeing her go solo somewhere down the road.

Such a shame though, it's nice to see somewhat of an extensive diversity. Fatou would've been great in another group that has a more stable vocal capacity. Most of the girl's sound like they're singing/talking. Not much vibrato, spice, or anything unique. I don't know if they're seeing a vocal coach, but extensive lessons would make this group truly shine.

The music video style and the songs are very much giving me early 2016 vibes. The songs also sound extremely wonky and unpleasant to the ear. The vocals and sounds don't go together, it's just this smorgasbord of something that I don't even know what to call it.

...in conclusion, it - weirdly enough - gives me secondhand embarrassment and i don't know why.

I was hoping to get into them too, but this is where I leave the party early.

I didn't even know that Pink Tax was a thing until my early 20s. I remember reading it somewhere in college about how most hygiene products, apparel, toys catered to females are priced higher than they are for males.

Which is sort of beyond me. Why are we (females) getting taxed a lot more than males? Is it because of the color of the products? The weight, size of the products being imported? If so, why?

I think it is EXTREMELY unfair and unequal for females to pay for necessary products for everyday life to spend A LOT MORE than males and their necessities. Such as razors and hygiene products. Below are some links on the topic I mentioned, which are super helpful!

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-billie-m-a-p-g/pg-billie-terminate-planned-merger-after-u-s-ftc-challenge-idUSKBN29A1RA

https://www.investopedia.com/pink-tax-5095458#citation-18

Realistically, the grown-up world isn't going to freely share their things with other people. Forcing your children to share with other children won't accomplish anything, and instead, teaches your child not to be an individual, confident human being. By teaching, sharing is caring, you are forcing your child to share their things with other children they don't know, and allowing OTHER children that it's OKAY to ask for things and be given to. That's not how the world works.

Instead, teach your children how to say 'no' when they don't want to share. It builds individuality, character and confidence. It also teaches children who want to borrow your child's things that not everything is going to be handed to them freely. Stop doing that shit. Please. Your child shouldn't have to share their toys if they don't want to.

Please, don't treat your internet friends as "rebounds" when your friends who you SEE OFFLINE doesn't hang out with you, respond to your texts, etc.

And when your friends who you do SEE OFFLINE wants to hang out with you; don't treat us as your stuffed animals and abandon us/toss us aside.

That shit hurts more than you fucking think. We're your friends too. We may not see eachother offline because we some distances away, but we care about you too. We're human too.

Not supporting obesity is okay. Always has been. However, don't use THAT as a weapon against those who are overweight. Don't use that "excuse" to make fun of, harass or bully people with.