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@kirawontmiss U have stupidest beliefs dickhead

so a random security guard who’s not even her personal security yelled at a girl for smiling at her? anyone who believes this is stupіd

@Leekkforkeeps Straight men have capitalized so much off of gay culture than gay men themselves

Sagging on TikTok live for money as a straight man is gayer than gay sex

@Omobolaji211 @TomiwaTegbe Just dumb and ignorant eww

@supernutsurals @TomiwaTegbe Nigga if you be rapists just come out talk am. Messi win world cup, win ballon dor, nobody praise me. E reach rap ist turn now them wan dey box me together I no go gree seh.

You’ve practically just answered the question yourself. You, I, and the women speaking out, very well know that not all men are rapists or bad, it goes without saying. I am not, you are not, so why are we so determined to use moments when they are expressing anger, fear, and real patterns they’ve experienced from men to exempt ourselves as if we don’t understand what they mean? If you and I are not guilty, our government names were not called, why do we feel attacked in that very moment? Why are we more concerned about exceptions the moment a norm is being rightly called out? Do we want an award for being exceptions? What does it matter to the victims, in that very moment, that you and I are exceptions when no one mentioned our names? Of what use is highlighting our “good guyness”? Is that the real issue? How is it helpful to the issue when, instead of leading with empathy and understanding, acknowledging and holding our fellows accountable, our first and loudest response is being dismissive, derailing the convo, centering and reassuring ourselves instead of the affected people? We understand what we mean when we say the Nigerian police are bad or share our horrible experiences, we know not all officers are bad. Yet in that moment, we understand that it would be dismissive and insensitive when someone, especially a police officer responds with “not all police” or claim we are exaggerating. Imagine this happening during the heat of Endsars. We understand the concept of rhetorical expressions used to highlight patterns and communicate urgency. We understand the concept of using language for social critique and pointing out systemic issues. We understand that the point is to draw attention to recurring problems or patterns, we understand all these in other issues but choose not to apply that same understanding here, why? Why is it so important to us that “some” must always be inserted when a pandemic is being highlighted? Ozoro did not happen out of nowhere, it happened because an ill has been so normalized for too long unchecked, one that persists when patterns are downplayed or dismissed and young men have been socialized to find nothing wrong with it. We must do better.

thank u, next is a skipless album

@cambeserious This mv should have be nominated at the Oscars

“keep this one please” 🥲

@sunshinesnati0n Sadly AG6😭

in what AG era did you become an arianator?

@BuzzingPop Everyone was bashing her before even understanding her side of the story

Chappell Roan sets the record straight after Brazilian footballer Jorginho accused her of sending a security guard to confront his stepdaughter: “I didn’t even see a woman and a child. No one came up to me. No one bothered me. Like, I was just sitting at breakfast in my hotel. I think these people were staying at the hotel as well. So the fact that like, a security guard who is [not my personal security]— I did not ask the security guard to go up and talk to this mother and child. I did not. They did not come up to me. They weren’t doing anything. It’s unfair for security to just assume someone doesn’t have good intentions when they have no reason to believe because there’s no action even taken. And I do not hate people who are fans of my music. I do not hate children. Like, that is crazy. I’m sorry to the mother and child that someone was assuming something, that you would do something, and if you felt uncomfortable that makes me really sad. You did not deserve that.”

@BuzzingPop The way I didn’t pick any side bc I didn’t know both sides oh I should probably call bella Hadid

“And I do not hate people who are fans of my music. I do not hate children.” — Chappell Roan on claims that she hates her fans

esse é histórico

@prayyouucatchme @icursethest4rs Is this real im cracking tf up

bey dropping break my soul

@01_Mr_Nobody @Omobolaji211 @TomiwaTegbe Have you ever spoken out against rape, sexual assault or harassment women experience in their day to day life?

@supernutsurals @Omobolaji211 @TomiwaTegbe if i enter a place amd say everyone is a thief, i'm pretty sure you'd be the first person to say no, but you want men to accept to all men are rapist shit

@eternalopalite I am an Arianator & I can’t torture myself through Taylor’s music if I stumble across a song of her that i like I’ll certainly listen to it ..

if you’re a swiftie who doesn’t like ariana’s music or an arianator that doesn’t like taylors music i automatically don’t trust you 😭

Because then they feel there’s nothing to morally separate them. There are many who depend on sexual puritanical standards because they can feel morally superior. You take that away and they don’t know how to actually be good ppl.

@Miruciiii 17 i was so delusional bc i was kissing men way before that

at what age did you realize oh boy, I'm gay

@arioncegrande @loonsunshine They will align with anything to spite a woman

football fans acting like they care about children when they literally bullied this girl like please dont make me laugh

@fiercepatricks I want some😉

Homophobia is weird asf Cuz why are u invested in how I use my private parts Just say u want some 😏

The chances of men being raped by your fellow men is higher than you being falsely accused of rape by the way!

@Emeneks Men will say not all men and still not trust their best friends around their daughters

You can bring evidence, data, and lived experiences and some people will still try to shift the goalpost with: “What about false accusations?” “Say some men.” “Men are victims too.” This is often used to avoid the actual issue being addressed. More like deflecting

@Omobolaji211 @TomiwaTegbe Being dumb looks better on you

@TomiwaTegbe "All men" nigga am I not a man? Why shouldn't I exempt myself??

oh cause we were wondering