Tengo un amigo que se puso de novio con una mina a los 17 años.
A los 2 años de novios la mina había subido como 15 kilos ya era gordita.
A los 3 años la mina había subido como 10 kilos mas, era una gorda.
4-5 años ya era un cerdo irreconocible.
Mi amigo verdaderamente la amaba y la hablo varias veces para decirle que tenia que bajar de peso, para empezar juntos el gym o alguna actividad, pero la mina se ofendía cada vez que el tocaba el tema.
El año pasado recién a los 6 años de noviazgo mi amigo se animo a dejarla, se separo y estuvo mal una banda, por que posta que la amaba, pero una mujer que engorda 10 kilos por año no puede ser mama, no tiene ganas de mejorar su salud, no tiene diciplina, no es apta para ser novia, te hace retroceder.
Hoy mi amigo esta mejor, tiene mas autoestima, esta entrenando y de vez en cuando se cuida con las comidas.
In case you didn't know, all of the allegations of sexual misconduct, abuse, harassment, and "frat boy culture" was entirely fake and the state of California even admitted that there was no evidence substantiating any of the claims.
The ENTIRE controversy around Blizzard was setup by California to force the company to stop hiring White men using MeToo allegations to strong arm them.
Some of these accusations were so bizarre and insane that they included:
- Theft and consumption of breastmilk during work hours
- A "rape room" named after Bill Cosby
- Sexual harassment to the point of an employee ending her own life
All of these claims were essentially a theatre performance over the fact that ONLY 1-in-5 of Blizzard employees were women.
As a result, Blizzard agreed to pay roughly 18M in fines and setup HR hiring practices that would discriminate against White men.
Internal messages between California Civil Rights Divison officials showed that the entire thing was a ploy to "send a message to the industry" to literally ruin videogames.
It was SO FUCKING FAKE that Brack and Kotick literally PAID THEIR OWN EMPLOYEES TO STAGE A WALK OUT.
After Blizzard capitulated and announced it would discriminate in its hiring the state walked back from a billion dollar lawsuit to a 55M settlement and announced that all the allegations were false.