Nosotros en la luna de Alice Kellen
Necesitaría un hilo entero para poner todas las frases increíbles que tiene este libro. 99% de probabilidad de que se haya convertido en mi libro favorito. Es literalmente la definición perfecta de "right person, wrong time" 💔
Subete en la linea 10 un viernes a las 23h direccion nuevos ministerios y te vas a encontrar a 37 cayetanos muy españoles bebiendo cubatas a grito pelado molestando a todo el mundo de camino a Rococó
Increíble que ahora todo hace daño, que el aceite, que la leche, que bañarse todos los días, que dormir del lado derecho, todo es malo excepto trabajar 8 horas al día, 5 días a la semana. Eso sigue siendo buenísimo.
I’ve never seen anything like the Epstein files in my life
-Raped
-Cannibalized
-Trafficked
-Filmed
-Terrorized
-Tortured
-Murdered
-13, 14, 15 year children
ZERO arrests
I don't understand how we're not having a global revolution right now.
Her family didn't reject her, her friends didn't chase her away.
Her family and friends were massacred by Israel.
She is not a monkey…
She is a human being.
And you won't see her in Media
menstrual products cause bodily harm. toothpaste causes dental issues for women because it was designed for men specifically. Male baldness is studied more than endometriosis....They created a male birth control but pulled it when it was linked to cancer, & acne, hairloss, mood swings...yet women have been living with those same risks for decades. This is more than medicine; it's proof of a system that protects men's comfort while ignoring women's pain.
"viste los therian-"
viste lo de Jeffrey Epstein?
"viste los therian-"
viste lo de Palestina?
"viste los therian-"
viste lo de las mujeres en Afganistán?
"viste los therian-"
viste que hay problemas más graves a los que prestar atención q niños jugando a ser animales?
una vez me deprimi tanto tanto por una traición que bajé 10 kilos porque tenía una angustia tan grande que vomitaba todo lo que comía, y aún así, no fui a matar a mi ex. Capaz los hombres deberían aprender a controlar sus emociones
a woman in Ireland went into the hospital smiling.
she was miscarrying, but she still had a heartbeat.
the fetus didn’t.
the doctors said it out loud: nonviable.
she asked for an abortion anyway because she could feel her body turning on her.
she was bleeding. she was in pain. she was terrified.
the nurse said:
“as long as there’s a heartbeat, we can’t.”
she begged:
“so you’re waiting for what?”
and the doctor said, calmly:
“nature.”
“nature” was her fever spiking overnight.
“nature” was her organs shutting down one by one.
“nature” was her husband holding her hand while she vomited and shook and cried.
she whispered:
“please. don’t let me die.”
the hospital told her:
“we’re monitoring.”
she died anyway.
and after, everyone acted shocked like this wasn’t exactly what the policy was designed to do.
they called it a “medical tragedy.”
but it was murder with paperwork.