Hier geht regelmäßig eine Frau mit ihren 3 Chihuahuas vorbei. Die haben alle so adelige Namen wie „Askana von der Vogelweide“, „Priscilla vom Donnerhof“ und „Merle vom Rheingoldhaus“.
Seit neuestem ist ein 4. Hund dabei, ein Pekingese. Gehört ihrem Freund.
Der Hund heißt Dieter.
it's weird how many posts here are about how to improve your physical appearance to increase your attractiveness, but literally nothing on how to be witty, charming, funny, intelligent, or any other attractive quality.
A hate crime is exactly what it is. No one would call this edgy or sexy if that was done to an animal. Or respect the violator. Imagine there's a moment of shared intimacy and affection and someone starts to choke the family pet. It's cruelty turned game, inflicting& enduring it.
@bindelj It worries me with some sex-positive narrative, young women are told this is just another common preference like any other. That many think the hang-up would be theirs were they to object. ‘Grey sexual’ not to. They need to know it’s not them, it’s not sexy. It’s a hate crime
@bindelj It worries me with some sex-positive narrative, young women are told this is just another common preference like any other. That many think the hang-up would be theirs were they to object. ‘Grey sexual’ not to. They need to know it’s not them, it’s not sexy. It’s a hate crime
This is an absolute disgrace! Talk about the Guardian going to the dogs, it is not sexual choking, she was strangled to death. This headline must be changed immediately. I’ll be writing to the readers editor. Please also join me in doing so:
This is very long but well worth reading on the day that Arday’s memoir is published in the UK. This is the level of scrutiny it should have faced pre-publication.
https://t.co/90G4eJnqG0
Wtf did I just read 💀💀💀
So you wanted to be a boy because boys had more freedom? That's not being trans, that's being a rational observer of patriarchy. When TERFs want to free girls, you want to escape being one. That's not progress, that's literally surrender....
The word 'clue' was originally a variant spelling of 'clew,' meaning “ball of thread or yarn.”
Our modern sense of clue, “guide to the solution of a mystery,” grows out of a motif in myth and folklore, the ball of thread that helps in finding one’s way out of a maze.
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