Just Kim

[✩ ˚｡⋆ @_GirlSay]

this is one of the best arguments I've heard on this so far tbh

[ffa ✿ will see BTS in KL soon @fluffythv]

BAHASA MALAYSIA BAHASA KEBANGSAAN!! Stop use bahasa english as translation!!! Kau pergi thailand, oergi Philippine, pergi europe, dorg tak translate to english, they us their own languageand they’re proud of it! Pls lh pakai bahasa melayu, no english no chinese!!!

[vine is seeing bts !! @jendiariies]

i hope everyone who grew up with bangtan gets to to secure a ticket. this is for our younger self who found comfort and reason to keep going through them. to those who patiently waited and love them unconditionally… may it finally be our turn. may the universe be on our side too

[ًِ @bckupacc99]

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[NyanChuu🔮🇯🇵🍭 @tanpukunokami]

Seven elementary school teachers in Japan
formed a private chat group
to share photos of the children they taught.

Seventy-five girls were violated.

The leader was sentenced this week.
Two years and six months.

He had been the founder and administrator
of the group.
The other six members were also elementary school teachers.

None of them had ever met in person.
They had found each other online —
bound by one shared interest.

The sexual exploitation of the children they taught.

Over years,
in classrooms, at school lunches, on field trips,
during changing rooms and recorder practice,
they secretly photographed and filmed
more than 75 girls in their care.

They uploaded the images to a private group.
They complimented each other's work.

"Nice shot."
"Can't stop looking at this one."

They also shared AI-generated deepfake images
of the real children they taught —
digitally stripped, sexualized,
and circulated among themselves.

These men were not strangers to the girls.
They were their homeroom teachers.
The ones who wrote their report cards.
The ones who walked them to the school gate.

When police finally arrested the group's founder,
he offered one explanation:

"I felt lonely.
My relationship with my family was deteriorating.
On SNS, I finally felt connected to people.
I didn't want to lose that connection."

The judge gave him two years and six months.

Seventy-five children.
Two-and-a-half years.

If we divide his sentence by his known victims,
each child is worth twelve days of his freedom.

This is not a story about seven monsters.
Monsters are rare.

These men were ordinary elementary school teachers,
who signed contracts to protect children,
who showed up to work every day,
who were promoted,
who received parents' trust,
who stood at graduation ceremonies
and watched children they had photographed walk across the stage.

They found each other not because they were rare.
They found each other because they were many.

Japan is scheduled to begin operating
a background check system for people working with children —
the so-called "Japanese DBS" —
in December 2026.

Eight months from now.

Until then,
every year in Japan,
hundreds of teachers are disciplined
for sexual misconduct against students.

Most of them return to the classroom.
Many of them cross prefectures and apply again.
The system, for now, allows this.

His name is Yuji Wada.
He is forty-two years old.
He will walk out of prison at forty-four.

Seventy-five children will carry this for life.

This is not justice.

And somewhere, this morning,
in a Japanese classroom,
another man like him
is handing out worksheets.

[susa @prinkasusa]

I started my period unexpectedly at work and bled through onto an office chair. I was mortified because my manager was a man. I told him, bracing for humiliation. You know what he did? He didn’t make me clean the stain while panicking. He quietly got cleaning supplies, took care of the chair, handed me his jacket to tie around my waist, made sure I had pads, and helped me find a change of clothes.

No jokes. No disgust. No scene. He just made sure I was okay.

[Zoya🕊️ @Zoya_ki_batein]

But like actually...

[alice hamilton @AliceRHamilton]

men are too dangerous for us to keep their secrets. if you don’t overshare then it’s easier for abusive men to make you feel their behavior is normal. without over sharing how will religious women know they can divorce a man who can’t/wont make her cum? gossip keeps women safe.

[L O L A @lolitascak3]

โฉมหน้าผชเกาหลีที่ลวนลามเด็กผู้หญิงอายุ 13 แล้วไม่ติดคุก สภาพ

[Helter Skelter @Roshinee_M]

Pretty wild that Malaysian MPs are allowed to skip Parliamentary sitting, without permission, for up to six months??!

Come sign my parliamentary petition to mendisiplinkan our MPs, this Saturday the 18th 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 let’s do it for the the plot and for demokrasiii ye kawan2

[Helter Skelter @Roshinee_M]

so, this random girl (actually its me) launched a rare Parliamentary Petition to discipline truant Malaysian MPs, and now she needs 500+ physical signatures to bring it to the Malaysian Parliament by June! 🤯

here is everything you need to know 🧵

[𝓑ᥫ᭡ @quesadaaa_]

On behalf of every woman who has been uncomfortable in public because of a man, and not a soul has noticed or intervened:

Keep being exactly like this.

[daz @MetamateDaz]

boomers: I would die for my country.

Millennials: I would die for my cat.

Gen Z: I would die.

[Прошиперская ханжа @_Luchok__]

Когда мужчины, говорят, что не хотят брака, то все их поддерживают.

Когда женщины говорят, что не хотят брака, мужчины начинают ныть

[Just Kim @KFA_nim]

Some of the comment saying women kill children more than men. Have it ever occur to you is that they don’t do that bcs they want to groom the child instead?

[i believe in unicorns @pinkhairgiirll]

homens literalmente matam suas companheiras e seus filhos por não aceitar rejeição, mas são as mulheres que reagem demais, entendo

[susa @prinkasusa]

“no means no” isn’t just about sex. it applies when someone says they don’t want another drink, don’t feel comfortable with affection, or don’t want to smoke. Respecting boundaries should be the standard.... everywhere, not just in sexual situations.