It's also interesting how they get to decide what counts as an "intellectual" conversation in the first place. More often than not "intellectual" just means topics they're interested in or already knowledgeable about. They often mistake their interests for intelligence itself.
A group of butterflies - kaleidoscope
A group of fireflies - sparkle
A group of pandas - embarrassment
A group of hippos - bloat
A group of ladybug - loveliness
A group of crows - murder
A group of flamingos - flamboyance
You can literally feel in your soul when it’s TIME .. time to move on from people, time to make a change in your life, time to get rid of unhealthy habits, time to want MORE for yourself. At some point you’ll just know..
A woman is a woman, and a man is a man.
Cutting off your penis doesn’t make you a woman.
Wearing a dress and makeup doesn’t make you a woman.
Behaving in a feminine way doesn’t make you a woman.
Having sex with a man doesn’t make you a woman.
The only thing that qualifies you as a woman is being born with female sex organs.
You’re either a man or a woman.
- : This is a hyphen.
– : This is an en-dash.
— : This is an em-dash.
The hyphen is used to connect words, like you say. Ex: Twenty-two, ex-boyfriend.
The en-dash is used in the context of a span of time. Ex: 1996–2018, February–March.
The em-dash is used when inserting a thought. Ex: He wouldn't—couldn't—go home.
mi mamá siempre me dijo: “mirá cómo te trata después de una discusión. Porque el amor no se mide cuando todo está bien, sino en la forma en que intenta no lastimarte cuando está enojado.”
can we normalize putting summaries on the back of books again instead of reviews? I just genuinely want to know what the book is about before picking it up.