@Martellemusic Haven’t you seen her rampage online? She’s acting like a crazy person on the internet making a woman being shot all because she pointed out the fact that Nicki is married to a sex offender
@RichTamezUmali@Numa2k_@ObiscureNick No no expects you to watch every single episode. But in this instance you could’ve just looked up the clip if you questioned the whole situation even happing but instead you chose to be ignorant and run your mouth.
@RichTamezUmali@Numa2k_@ObiscureNick You acknowledge how wrong it is to put a child in that kind of situation and then still try to criticise a child’s line of action and minimalising the damage done by saying ‘acting is doing stuff you sometimes don’t wanna do’
@RichTamezUmali@Numa2k_@ObiscureNick Are you surprised that people couldn’t properly speak out for themselves when they were children? And are now choosing to speak up because they’ve grown up and found the strength in themselves to speak up.
@RichTamezUmali@Numa2k_@ObiscureNick Especially when she (and her mom) expressed feeling uncomfortable to do so. She said no but to people above her threatened to fire her if she didn’t. That is called force. Stopping making excuses for these people (2/2)
@RichTamezUmali@Numa2k_@ObiscureNick Actors consent to kissing people they aren’t attracted too because it is part of the job. They consent to it because they don’t mind doing so. CHILDREN cannot consent to kissing adults even if it is acting. Her having to kiss a 30 year old is wrong in any situation. (1/2)
@rosscapuccioni Or maybe, just maybe there’s more money being invested into research behind cosmetic procedures instead of research about those diseases
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F And I’m not trying to bash you or people who think alike. It’s just that we as humans are more likely to believe and copy others who have the same set of opinions. Makes you more susceptible to misinformation, especially on the internet. So yeah just be on the look out for that!
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F Yeah well to me it seems like a small effort if someone close to me likes to be referred as that but you do you 🤷🏾♀️. Just be on the look out for misinformation because people with the same mindset as you almost got you believing that singular they doesn’t exist 😅
@BlackCockCrypto@TheGodlessQueen@ask_aubry Yes he could’ve done something. Before having sex he could’ve comforted her, perform oral or just do anything to make sure she’s comfortable. Even after noticing she was in pain he could’ve talked to her and done anything to make sure she’s not in pain anymore. Continuing is WILD
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F -society and a people a reacting differently to it. Some don’t react well to change and some people just don’t believe in the existence of nonbinary people and refuse to call them by their preferred pronouns.
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F Well that’s because it has been commonly used to make sentences genderless so it can be applicable to everyone, or when the gender of the person in question is unknown. The thing is people are now asking to be referred to as they/them which is a relatively new concept in Western-
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F It is normal because it has been commonly used in English literature since the 14th century. Just because you may not agree with certain modern day politics doesn’t mean that the use of singular they is improper grammar. https://t.co/Fv2mMx4CLQ
@houstonian1978@Panda74751667@9illeh@InternetH0F You can use they/them in a singular form and in a plural form. It’s been like that since the 14th century. You can conjugate that as you would with she/her or he/him. Nowadays people also use they/them when the person in question likes to be referred as that.