#garmet

Now that I have screencaps i’m reposting this

Has anyone ever considered that the new pink gem villain would be one of the Rose Quartzes that got bubbled because Pink faked her death, not out and bitter for revenge against Pink/Steven because of her past trauma? Because that would give her a tragic backstory and peak irony on how she wants to kill and destroy earth, directly opposing Pink because she was hurt by Pink. And it makes sens ehow murdery she is for Steven.

Meeting Garnet would most likely through knowing Steven or by chance.

Garnet won't talk very much, so you'll be doing most of the talk.

Unless the two of you just not speak at all and just sit there staring at something, maybe at the sunset, or at the sky, etc.

Relaxing or awkward, the two of you would sit there together.

Within time she'll talk more with you the more you are together, by one-sided conversation or through relaxing together.

Soon enough after talking even more, the closer you two become. Until you both can call each other friends.

Also having to get used to the things she and the other Crystal Gems get into, like fighting the Corrupted Gems, or sometimes Homeworld Gems. And also just plain day to day shenanigans.

She'll be like the cool mom friend, the best because she's...well she's Garnet.

So far just chatting and playing some of Steven's board games, or just doing other things around Beach City.

Sometimes Garnet will take you to cool places via the Warp Pad. 3/4 of the time with everyone else, which is fun and exciting.

Having beach fun with all the Crystal Gems on the beach, volleyball, swimming, other things to do with a fun day at the beach.

Garnet ia also the best to talk to about plenty of things, she often always has very good advise.

“Working in the garments industry means that I don’t have to depend on my family,” Bobita said. “Women like me are independent and we don’t have to suffer abuse by our husbands or in laws. But we deserve living wages.”

A 2017 report by Deloitte Access Economics for Oxfam Australia shows that on average, only 2% to 4% of the price of a piece of clothing sold in Australia goes toward factory workers in Bangladesh, Vietnam and other garment production countries. 

“Brands are instructing the factory owners to talk to the workers [to stop the protests] but no one is saying, fine, we’ll increase our rates,” explains Nazma. “Everyone is looking out for themselves, and what the workers are getting is actually not a living wage.”