Men. When it comes to confronting women supporting Lindsay Clancy, say nothing. Just repost this incredible video that says everything we're saying... but it's an exceptional woman saying it.
Cheating only seems to apply to men.
Abuse only seems to apply to men.
Being a bad partner only seems to apply to men.
Rape only seems to apply to men.
Domestic violence only seems to apply to men.
Failing at domestic responsibilities only seems to apply to men.
men are judged primarily by their actions, while women are more likely to have their
actions interpreted through the lens of context.
When a woman does them, the conversation often shifts to why she did it. People ask what happened to her, who hurt her, whether she was under stress, or whether she was reacting to something.
.@Apple Planned Obsolescence
The “Truth” about why the headphone jack was removed.
I wonder how much damage has been done to the human brain with bluetooth tech?
I still can't believe we actually let Man United fans bully Arsenal fans and talk crazy on our timeline after the UCL Final, completely forgetting that this video exists on the internet... 😭
Myles Lewis-Skelly was 11 the first time an agent called his mother about him. The agent was moving quickly as he'd identified his quality. MLS was way too young to be snooped around. His mother didn't like that. She said she didn't know anything about football at the time but knew wrong from right.
At 12, a sports brand approached his parents asking to sponsor MLS. His mother said it felt too soon, and she didn't know enough to make important decisions. Her son was sought after and she was just being a mother who stood there with him.
MLS’ parents didn't know much, and they reached other parents who've had bright footballers like their son, and they got some advice. That was how Marcia studied for a Master’s degree in football business. She wanted to know the business too.
After that, she sat for FIFA’s football agent exam. She said she did it to know more about how it runs. Her thesis for her Master’s was on parents’ experience in youth football.
She started a podcast where she invited parents of footballers to talk about raising footballers and supporting them through the journey. She had Alex Iwobi’s dad on the podcast. Emile Smith-Rowe’s dad has been on it too. After that, she opened a website to provide 1-to-1 support for parents of aspiring footballers.
I'm sure she's busier these days as she has to be with her son through those journeys. It's never easy for parents of footballers. It's why when I congratulate those who break through, I congratulate their families too because I understand the sacrifice. I see it.
Carole Hooven laid out a clear biological reality on Joe Rogan:
When natal females take high doses of testosterone, their sexuality often changes dramatically and rapidly.
They experience something very similar to male puberty: a sharp surge in libido, intense and frequent sexual thoughts, and a noticeable shift in how they view women — seeing them more as sexual objects with a strong drive for release. Orgasms change as well.
The female body is highly sensitive to testosterone. Even modest increases trigger significant effects: increased muscle mass, facial hair, deeper voice, and this powerful rewiring of sexual desire.
Hooven noted this pattern appears consistently in both her interviews with trans men and the broader scientific literature on hormone transitions.
It’s a straightforward example of how sex hormones shape behavior and perception at a deep level.
Does this description of testosterone’s effects on female sexuality align with what you’ve observed or read, or does it contradict common assumptions?
I know Jamaicans love to see others participate in & celebrate their culture but you gotta be able to recognize when you’re being taken for a joke too