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Punished librul 🇺🇦🇹🇼🇵🇸🇪🇺🇺🇸🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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The librul who sold the world No Solidus Snake fans allowed I am indeed not Solid Snake Free Iran 🇮🇷 Free Palestine 🇵🇸


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Kids yell “Go Trump” at No Kings protesters Love it!! 😭🔥





Let's see how many Abdul's Sidekick feminist agree with me now.

Men don't like the idea of women treating them the way they treat women.

If women have the right to consent to sex even after marriage, then men also have the right to seek divorce over lack of intimacy. Marriage isn’t a free pass to enjoy benefits without responsibility. If someone wants a life without accountability, they can stay at their parents’ home—there’s no need to marry. #Marriage #Divorce #MensRights #GenderEquality #Accountability #Relationships #MarriageDebate



Chiraiya mein aise mard ko bhi dikhaya hai jo apni wife ko support karta, jiski sirf ek beti hai phir bhi kbhi use taane nhi diye toh uspe bhi focus krlo 😭😭 sab mard rap!st hote ye thodi dikhaya hai

One question to every feminist present here: If you fear sex so much then what is the point of marrying and ruining someone else's life? Why don't you choose a single life?



They should re-release Animal in theatres. Society needs a film like this right now.

Chiraiya on Hotstar is completely biased propaganda against men.. >To understand the story, focus on three characters: Pooja, who is the victim in a love marriage; Arun, who is Pooja’s husband; and Kamlesh, who is the wife of Arun’s brother... >In this, Arun is shown as someone who is asking his wife Pooja for sex even during her periods. Because of this, Pooja even ends up hurting herself with a blade in pvt part. Arun is portrayed as being obsessed with sex all the time. I mean, if you are showing the story of a psycho, then why are you presenting it in a way that makes it seem like society as a whole is like this? >In this series, the story of a sex-obsessed psycho is shown, but it ends up pointing fingers at society as a whole. It portrays arranged marriage as completely wrong and gives the impression that men, in general, are driven only by lust..but Then during Navratri, when condom sales increase so much, it’s hard to understand whose lust and desire is actually driving that.. >The ironic thing is that Arun’s brother’s wife, Kamlesh, is shown in such a way that Arun’s brother massages her feet and listens to everything she says. It feels like the series is defining a ‘good man’ as someone who just serves his wife and obeys her..just like a puppet >In my opinion, if this series is viewed as a psycho-thriller, then it’s fine..but these things don’t really fit or reflect society as a whole..









