I’ve realised that when people talk about no-go areas in London they mean areas they don’t want to go to, because they’re full of people who don’t look like them and the shops and food outlets don’t look like the ones in their areas. It’s racism and xenophobia, not a safety issue
God only knows how much I hate gentrifiers. You people have come from your quiet country towns to London just to complain about noise? * wiley voice* TAKE IT BACK
Britain is the most miserable place on earth. I can only assume that it’s the changing demographics of the area because the country show has been there since 1974. There were all dayers in that park all throughout the 90s.
Grey, miserable, insufferable & obsessed with silence.
I think men like to shame victims of abuse to scare other women from speaking out, it creates a society where men get to abuse without any consequences or being exposed bcs the women will be scared of being viewed as “damaged goods”
3 years ago, My brother had beat up his girlfriend in the living room of my moms house. She went to the police, there was a camera and she asked my mom for the footage and my mom told her the camera was off.
I had access and sent her the full footage.
I can’t not relate.
The point is, family should absolutely hold each other accountable. Sweeping things under the rug or supporting what we know is wrong—just because its ‘family’—undermines accountability.
giving women better training facilities and better pitches? ❌
protecting women from being assaulted by their own managers or owners? ❌
providing a better, safer environment in games? ❌
banning 20 women from playing amateur football? ✅
All seems a disproportionate amount of effort, money & time correcting minor things for 0.5% of the population playing amateur sport whilst VAWG, misogyny and femicide runs rampant in our society.
I know where I’d want resources going to protect women. Odd priorities for me.