#celitalaloca

I feel for Oliver, sure, and I agree that he was stuck between a rock and a hard place in a sense, but he still messed up and that should have been acknowledged more. And as for Felicity, she is definitely not a character above criticism. She has flaws, and there are so, so many writing decisions that were done with her that I hate and there are things with her character and Olicity that the writers did that I’ve spoken about disliking. This post isn’t meant to be a “excuse every single thing Felicity has done ever” post, and while I love Felicity, I understand why others don’t. But to hate on her for this? Hating or criticizing Felicity for leaving a relationship when Oliver lied to her is shitty and honestly, the more I think about it, it’s more than a little sexist. 

Hi Celia! I can tell you one thing: our society is frightened. It’s in a constant state of stress thanks to the government. And whether some people are afraid of Putin himself, they hate him and want him to leave, others afraid of what will happen if he leaves, while both groups agree that the country is controlled by disgusting corrupted mafia. I suppose everything is clear with the first group, so let’s talk about the second one, who can be considered in manipulations as those who ‘approve’ his politics.If you ask a regular Russian person, ‘are you satisfied with the government?’, the answer will be ‘no’ in the majority of cases. If you ask ‘are you satisfied with how the government treats its people?’ it will be ‘no’, 99%. But when you ask ‘do you want to see putin as the next president?’ the answer will be ‘are there any other candidates?’ = ‘do we have a choice?’This is what mostly counted as ‘Putin’s approval thing’ in the polls. The reasons of that answer:1. For 17 years of his practical ruling, he didn’t give a chance to any real opponents to exist. The whole ‘democratic’ government are his puppets, everyone knows it.2. People firmly believe their opinion is meaningless. We had protests in 2011-2013 when russians were against Putin as a president while the elections were rigged. But it resulted only in numerous arests and more strict censorship.3. Some adults are afraid that things will get only worse when he leaves: this is because they experienced criminal chaos and hardships of 1990 years, when USSR became ruins in one shot. A walker could be killed in the nearest courtyard, the salaries were not given in money but in absolutely random equivalent. People had nothing to live on. Like, literally. My friend’s mother month after month was getting a salary as boxes of the same socks and tights, emm. My father was given dozens of same ceramic chicken statues (we still have boxes with them in the basement). This absurd may seem funny, but imagine it when you need to eat something, to raise your children and so on. While ordinary russians were put into poverty, others  through bloody underground wars and privatization of gas, oil and mineral manufactures suddenly became millionaires - those who are sitting in the government right now. (btw, the film Dead Man’s Bluff, or Zhmurki depicts the social situation of 90s perfectly). And in the end of this horrible decade Putin comes to rule. You know, he didn’t do any fantastic things. He returned ordinary life conditions plus there was no gay censorship in the beginning and he was tending to make Russia a democratic European country people could be proud of… So for some adults he is associated with a life far from ideal, but at least the one where you get the salary and you won’t be killed in front of your house. (Yeah, in the regions people are happy to survive with 100$ in a month). All of them, even if they see the truth now, are still afraid that dismissal of Putin means the change of the system, which will result ‘in the next 90s’. And of course the controlled media put all efforts to sustain this point of view, they make enemy of anyone who stand out in the obedient crowd (lgbt, for example). (p.s. As many many others, I don’t excuse this point of view, I’m only trying to explain it) However, as you can see from the last events, Russia is rid of the current situation. People are hoping to overcome it someday… But right now, many of russians are in despair, as we don’t see any improvements, things are only getting worse.    

But for Michael, I definitely agree! Like I said, he reminds me of a real-life abusive person, so while I wanted to like the character, the second he’s around Jane and Mateo, I’m immediately turned off by him. It’s why I haven’t even caught up on the show; until they stop pushing the ship I can’t really watch the show without feeling grossed out. 

hahaha exacto, ellos ya saben como lidiar con la prensa y me gusta que quiere proteger al elenco para que no haya rumores falsos por ahi. 

Also yeah I will always be bitter with ppl who couldnt stop talking shit about this universe and wonder woman but know and hopping on the train. 

I see what you are saying and, like I said, I have nothing against Robbie. But her age actually creates inconsistencies in the story. In Suicide Squad, we’re informed that Harley is 26 and that she was an accomplice in Robin’s death. Snyder said that Robin died 10 years ago. That means she was 16, which creates a lot of problems. Even if I agreed that he looks younger than his age (and I don’t think he does), I think the story would be better with an older actress. But that’s me.

absolutely! it’s the best feeling when people who know nothing about RG find it fascinating! one of my friends said it’s really cool how gymnasts throw apparatus in the air and then catch it with different parts of the body =D and another was attracted to little details, like leotards and original use of an apparatus. i’m glad i’ve never heard any of my friends say that it’s easy. i’m sure if our television broadcasted more competitions and not just Olympics and Deriugina Cup, when it was still a thing, people would gladly watch it and want to learn more about it.