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@s0mbrasounds @Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT Idk if you are already aware but I think you have body dysmorphia - you don’t even have broad shoulders?? You are more straight shaped (like me). Some high waisted flare jeans and a cropped t-shirt would be flattering. Peplum shirts are good for the waist too

@sazzystudies @Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT The second problem is that I have an inverted triangle body. So I have to work against my face *and* body

expectations

@s0mbrasounds @Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT Girl I’m sorry but your face is soft & oval shaped 🥴 I will prob delete this later but you can see I have naturally masc features for a girl. 2nd pic = feminine clothes, feminine haircut, and a bit of light makeup. You would literally look the same

@sazzystudies @Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT I have a very square jaw and a strong brow

@s0mbrasounds @Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT I’m just a stranger that stumbled across this thread but I just wanna say that you have genuinely very feminine features (honestly more feminine than me lol as a ciswoman with a square jawline)

@Joanwastakenxd @rens_twi @st4rgaze_MZT I have legit never seen a woman in my life with a face as masculine as mine be so fr

@electoralgarb @maa_bhaishiiH I’ve heard this loads from English-only speakers? In England/australia

RSVP is French for “Répondez s'il vous plaît” which means “respond, please” and literally means “Respond, if it pleases you”. English uses lot of French phrases verbatim. Some of them are : 1. Faux pas (false step) 2. Quelle surprise (what a surprise) 3. À la carte (by the menu card) 4. Bon appétit (good appetite) 5. Résumé (summary) 6. Fait accompli (thing done / done deal) 7. En route (on the way) 8. déjà vu (I have already seen) 9. Au contraire (on the contrary) 10. Enfant terrible (disruptive child) 11. Touché (valid) 12. Voila (there it is) 13. C'est la vie (that is life) 14. Coup d'état (strikeout of the state) 15. Raison d'être (reason to be) 16. Tour de force (feat of strength) 17. Vis-a-vis (face to face) 18. M’aidez (help me) - distress mayday signal 19. Double entendre (double meaning) 20. laissez-faire (allow to do)

@invinsealble I knew a 12 year old boy with arfid that his parents refused to cater to - he was seriously underweight, you could see his ribs through a t shirt. People don’t understand how serious these disorders are

tiktok discovers eating disorders

I need straight ppl to start reading some Esther Perel stat. Your relationship will be healthier & happier when you let eroticism sexuality and desire flourish, something that you both explore together rather than repress and control

@moriah_bridges @GreatLakesWife_ (Not discrediting your experience btw, I’m genuinely curious. The hospital told me I would likely continue to have very small babies in future pregnancies)

@moriah_bridges @GreatLakesWife_ My baby was 5lb 8oz (full term) with none of these issues, although closely monitored. I EBF and she would often suck for 40+ minutes. They were never concerned with her standard weight loss. I’m curious if there were extra concerns about your small bub?

I literally don’t care if you give your baby formula but can people stop saying they had to because their milk didn’t come in until day 3/4/5? It’s not supposed to! Their stomachs are the size of a cherry and colostrum is sufficient for the first few days!

@Aspie96 @hellspatisserie That’s not what the sentence implies. It’s referring to recent developments in tech, including *recent developments* in machine learning

@hellspatisserie In what universe is machine learning a recent development?

It is insane to me how much recent developments in tech, including machine learning, have been deliberately marketed as being directly adversarial to the common person on a mass scale. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like it before.

@bya3k @TheDejaKing @IAmLilRico All terrorism and hate crimes are punished harshly, often beyond direct material harm. It’s called terror-ism precisely because it inflicts a greater ‘symbolic’ harm of terrorizing a group of people

@TheDejaKing @IAmLilRico none of what you explains justifies a higher sentence than a rape conviction. no one was harmed, no one experienced material loss. these people are being punished for excessively for symbolic reasons.

A Georgia couple who terrorized a Black family at a child’s birthday party with Confederate flags, racial slurs, guns, and death threats were sentenced for a hate crime. Joe Torres got 20 years; Kyla Norton got 15..😳🚨

@user29848473 @KiwiChels @JohnKeysKeys @BradfemlyWalsh Which is ironic, because his suing for defamation previously is what really screwed him

@KiwiChels @JohnKeysKeys @BradfemlyWalsh idiots don’t know what that means. similar situation in australia with a war criminal and people are saying if he’s found not guilty then he should sue for deformation lol

I've read and watched a lot on this case and it's been obvious he killed her for a long time.

@angelaheath74 @benedictsred Hard to believe explain but crohss and sawce - the ‘o’ sounds in English and Aussie accents is much softer

@sazzystudies @benedictsred Wait. .... I'm high right now. How does " crisscross applesauce " sound in non Canadian? Lol

Really stuck because I don’t want to be racist but I refuse to say crisscross applesauce

@CherryKnightley @benedictsred In English and Aussie accents, the letter “o” and letters “au” are pronounced quite differently. Like “oh” with a soft o versus “aw”. I remember my old American roommate used to say words like cot and caught similarly, but they’re totally different in mine

@sazzystudies @benedictsred Trying/failing to understand how you’re pronouncing either “cross” or “sauce” to the extent that they don’t rhyme, because in my heavy regional accent they’re both affected (crawss and sawss) but even in other American accents that don’t pronounce it that way they still rhyme

@emperorfaleras @allie__voss Your “logic” argument makes no sense when the cooking and home keeping vlogs are hugely popular with audiences. Both sides are performing gender roles, hers being domestic labour and his having her domestic labour built-in to the background

@sazzystudies @allie__voss Because men think logically and logically why would you include something that is not different than the norm? Literally everyone cooks or cleans so why would you show other people you doing what adults are supposed to do?

When I see this video I think it’s way less about invisible work (other than chicken pot pie it’s not clear she’s doing a ton; they look childless) But I do think it’s weird to spend all your waking time away from your spouse if this is a typical night

@Mister_Calub @ndndh3uiu23 @Forty1_0 It wasn’t enough to be overly literal, she also had to get a little racist with it

@ndndh3uiu23 @Forty1_0 And yet she somehow beats it with Kingsley SHACKLEBOLT. What the fuck

her name black as hell

@realteaemoji @daveanthony theguardian.com/australia-news…

@realteaemoji @daveanthony There was a case recently in Australia where our federal police spent months encouraging an intellectually disabled boy to commit terrorism, after his parents initially approached them asking for help to de-radicalise him theguardian.com/australia-news…

So... the FBI set up a developmentally disabled high schooler from another state who cannot and does not know how to drive for terrorism charges by grooming her through Roblox? Because that's how this reads to me.

@Pokecraft03 @realteaemoji @daveanthony theguardian.com/australia-news… Not sure why that link didn’t work

@sazzystudies @realteaemoji @daveanthony Can’t see it

@daveanthony @realteaemoji I suppose the difference is that the feds got into trouble for doing this, and the case was ultimately thrown out by the courts because of their inappropriate behaviour. But yes, our checks&balances can only hold back our lurch towards Americanism for so long