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The people inhabiting Blue Zones share common lifestyle characteristics that contribute to their longevity.

Moderate, regular physical activity.

Life purpose.

Stress reduction.

Moderate calories intake.

Plant-based diet.

Low alcohol intake, especially wine.

Engagement in spirituality or religion.

Engagement in family life.

Engagement in social life.

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Tf this dude trying to prove? If you weren’t a rapist then you shouldn’t really have an issue with sitting through a class about it. & Actually, lessons in consent have been severely skewed and although many of us who know what the actual meaning of consent is may see it as being obvious....clearly a ton of people don’t have a clear understanding of what it is. Hence, all these “no means yes”, “she wanted it”, “she asked for it”, “look at the way she dressed, she was open for business”, “she was drunk, so what?” dudes out here that be repeatedly committing this heinous acts.

STOP BRINGING BEYONCE TO SPORTING EVENTS, BRUH!

SHE CLEARLY DOES NOT GIVE TWO FUCKS BOUT NERE SPORT OUTCHEA. 

SHE BE AT SOCCER GAMES LIKE …

SHE BE AT NBA GAMES LIKE …

SHE AT BOXING MATCHES LIKE ….

It’s similar to people applauding men who aren’t misogynists.

Applauding men for not using/abusing women for whatever personal gains they think will be awarded to them at the cost of a woman’s well-being?

We aren’t supposed to be doing grimy sh*t like that to begin with. We shouldn’t be hurting people....especially the mother’s of humankind. 

It’s like applauding individuals who stand up for someone they see being bullied.

We’re supposed to look out for each other. We’re supposed to stand up for those too timid or too weak or too insecure etc to stand up for themselves.

It’s like applauding individuals who step in to lend support to a woman when they see that woman being publicly berated or ridiculed for dressing a certain way by some random p.o.s. of a man.

Again, we’re supposed to be looking out for each other.

It’s like applauding police officers who aren’t riding around harassing, assaulting, and murdering black children, women, and men.

That’s their mf job. Serve & protect. Protect & serve. Everyone. Especially those who need the protection most.

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I wouldn’t applaud someone not wearing black face because.....tf? You ain’t supposed to do that shit, period. But aside from that....it’s not liking you’re being brave or putting yourself at risk by not wearing black face.

In the incidences I listed that involves people standing up for other people....it does absolutely involve a certain level of selflessness and bravery. Standing up to a bully when you see someone being picked on can result in you getting your ass whooped too. So, taking that stand is good shit. I applaud that. Although we should protect each other always, it isn’t many who have the courage to do so. So, when it actually happens, it’s a pleasant surprise which may compel someone to praise/applaud them. Same with people standing up to a man who is berating a woman publicly. They don’t know what dude is carrying and clearly he’s angry....He could have the shank on him and be ready to start slicing faces. So, it also requires selflessness and bravery. It’s also something few ever do. Most will idley watch this woman be humiliated rather than stand up. So when a person does....that’s good shit. It should be an automatic response...but it isn’t. So it is also a pleasant surprise that may warrant an applause.

In the case of cops actually protecting people and the community.....well....we see/hear so much sh*t about punk ass cops doing the grimiest of things to people...black people....that when a cop stands up for a black person or is seen dealing with situations in a non-hostile, level-headed, and respectful manner.....it catches us by surprise. Finally, a good cop. Finally, an example what using your badge to serve and protect looks like rather than abusing your badge to emerge and cause wreck. Seeing that, after seeing so much bs, may compel someone to applaud them.

I don’t see anything too wrong in applauding or praising someone for their good deeds. Granted, those good deeds should be standard....but they aren’t. I don’t think that takes too much away from them deserving recognition. It’s like a person wanting their spouse to know/see/recognize that they’re faithful/loyal and honest. We should all be faithful/loyal and honest...but that doesn’t necessarily mean we shouldn’t applaud those who actually are. However, we should definitely separate the people doing good deeds just to get attention or likes from the people who do it because it’s the right thing to do. Anyone who constantly boasts about their good deeds should probably get that awkward eye. Anyone who helps people out just so they can use that as ammunition to shoot back at people during arguments or in order to get something they desire....that’s some punk sht. However, mentioning things you’ve done for others if asked the question or when writing about the type of person you are isn’t inherently boastful. So that’s passable, tho it can be hard to decipher why they would reveal that information.

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