Nadia Somma Caiati nel 2021, in un'intervista al Sole 24 Ore, spiegava bene perché non bisogna usare le foto di coppia quando si parla di un femminicidio. purtroppo messaggio non recepito dai media
Despite the solemn headline, it’s important to note that this doesn’t mean it’s time for us to wring our hands in defeat and just give up. What it does mean is that we’re going to have to push ten times harder against the powers that be if we want a fighting chance for our world.
I hate when people assume things like this are personal, I will go a week to weeks not answering people while still using social media. holding a conversation is much more energy consuming than quickly posting something online and then closing the app
@specternora Ogni volta che mi capita di vedere questa intervista, mi prende una tristezza incredibile.
Che vita di merda che ha fatto quella povera donna.
@ProseRunMadd you have to remember homosexuality had only been legal for 6 years, & the public argument was that decriminalising homosexuality was a sign of moral decay that would lead to the inevitable collapse of society. that’s what it’s mocking by taking the argument to its extreme
the correct take! the horror is parody, it's a wink-wink to the audience "Oh, do you find me horrifying, darling?" and then cranking all of the absurdities of Gay Panic up to 11 using B-movie camp and sci-fi/horror set-dressing. "Oooh look at us, we've created a monster!!!! 😉"
@Vlahomir@Illusory_Ace Greek. Lol. Okay.
In Italian too words are read as they're written. So, according to your reasoning, Italian has a 'shallow literary tradition' as well.
Don't make me laugh.