hey trust me ..you don’t need to comment on anyone’s acne scars, dark circles, frizzy hair, thin edges, height, weight gain or loss, or any part of their body the second you see them. they already know.. they live in that skin every single day.. they don’t need a reminder. grow
Even if you die tomorrow, the sun will rise and set, the people who love you the most will lead their lives. Sure they’ll be sad, they’ll miss you & talk about you every day, but their world will still exist. You just won’t be in it anymore.
This life is first & foremost yours.
Hey guys, the young man who was dragged by police in this horrifying video is Harison Wachira. Let’s be clear, despite the police trying to claim he was brought in by protesters, it was them who dragged him there in such a cruel and dehumanizing way. Harison was a motorbike mechanic in Juja just trying to earn an honest living. He’ll be laid to rest this Friday. His family is asking that we amplify his name, his story, and ensure he's not forgotten. Say his name: Harison Wachira.
Weight loss advice is based on studies conducted on men and applied to women.
When female hormones enter the picture, science suddenly finds it ‘too complicated’ and ‘too expensive’ so they study men, apply the results to women, and pretend it’s universal truth.
As a result, the recommendations women receive are often based on male physiology and when they don’t work, the blame is placed on women.
Not the research. Not the bias. Women.
Science has historically neglected female bodies. This isn’t controversial, nor is it a theory. It’s how medical research has operated for decades. The research is deemed ‘done’ because it’s been ‘done’ on men.
The studies are male. The standard is male. The failure is assigned to women.