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I come back to Twitter to see a typical cesspool of hate. I watched the Just Trish podcast with Ro and can empathise and can see why she felt she should say something. My gods, some of the comments are so narrow-minded, misogynistic and disgusting.
I can also understand why she’s decided to take it down, part of me questions why, but then seeing that she’s getting death threats?! Are you kidding me???
This is why woman find it so hard to come forward.
i think if i actually say it, it'll finally be real.
i'm not one for graduation posts & idk if this is one lmao but i'm going to try something new for a while.. new adventures and all that tehe!
thank you all for caring for me.
What’s good?
I’m never on Twitter these days or streaming for that matter. Maybe I’ll come back. Kinda keen to play new OSRS content.
Catch me on Insta or something >
@/euphloriaa
JKR’s enthusiastic support for Posie Parker is interesting because PP is not a “valid concerns” transphobe, she’s a full-on eliminationist who denies the existence of trans people. The mask is long gone.
Ross makes a list of Rachel’s pros and cons including: she is ditzy, too obsessed with her looks, and ‘just a waitress.’ He thinks apologizing means calling into a local radio show to dedicate a song to her. Later, he wants Rachel to quit her new job because she has an attractive coworker. He calls her to apologize about his jealousy, hears that her co-worker is at Rachel’s apartment, and decides to sleep with another woman because of it. His controlling and insulting behavior is seen as endearing and charming— rather than a red flag, reflecting his deep insecurities.