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I'm gonna need y'all to share your fav spotify playlist you've made
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UuUyIB51sEkqv37R9I0Ql
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UuUyIB51sEkqv37R9I0Ql
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I just saw an user on here imply to someone that they should end their life. I get that some people are really disgusting on here, but is there a need to imply that they should die?
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After the Pulse night club shooting, when the cops were investigating, you'd think it was pretty quiet in there.
It was actually a cacophony of ringing cell phones. So many friends and loved ones calling people they knew were there, hoping they'll answer the phone and say they're ok...
It was actually a cacophony of ringing cell phones. So many friends and loved ones calling people they knew were there, hoping they'll answer the phone and say they're ok...
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I just wanted to know if they will have sex. I am also kind of gay lol i guess but only little bit not too much.
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You can't deny that mangago is toxic
You seriously have to watch what you say here because otherwise you'd get responses about people saying "ok" or "who asked?" Or maybe being hated on
The thing is it doesn't even have to be mean, its just you sharing something with a bunch of rando's on the net because you feel like you can share info (not private info ofc) with a bunch of strangers without them thinking your weird or not relatable
Sometimes its just you venting but you get some people telling you to put a trigger warning and them assuming and then saying "being hit once isn't abuse"
(I've seen the past posts)
I have to think twice about what i say to my parents and now i have to think twice here too?
I feel insecure and afraid about sharing what i like (not weird stuff but stuff like fandoms etc.) because i'm afraid that instead of people agreeing with me its just a bunch of people hating, saying "who asked?" or "ok" or "shut up"
For whoever gets responses like that i feel so sorry and i usually try to watch what i say to avoid them feeling what i feel like instead of "who asked" i actually try to talk about whatever they said or not respond at all because not getting answers is worth not feeling like shit after a bunch of people told you to shut up
Because you really never know if that person just went through something horrible and that's why they're acting like that
Some person on youtube kept replying to a bunch of comments that were supporting the video creator saying "Fuck you" but the reason for that was because they just went to a funeral and that's why they were acting like that
It isn't an excuse to act like that but i know i would've done the same if it weren't for the fact that i'm mostly thinking twice about what i do and what i say
My question is,
Has it always been this toxic and insensitive?
You seriously have to watch what you say here because otherwise you'd get responses about people saying "ok" or "who asked?" Or maybe being hated on
The thing is it doesn't even have to be mean, its just you sharing something with a bunch of rando's on the net because you feel like you can share info (not private info ofc) with a bunch of strangers without them thinking your weird or not relatable
Sometimes its just you venting but you get some people telling you to put a trigger warning and them assuming and then saying "being hit once isn't abuse"
(I've seen the past posts)
I have to think twice about what i say to my parents and now i have to think twice here too?
I feel insecure and afraid about sharing what i like (not weird stuff but stuff like fandoms etc.) because i'm afraid that instead of people agreeing with me its just a bunch of people hating, saying "who asked?" or "ok" or "shut up"
For whoever gets responses like that i feel so sorry and i usually try to watch what i say to avoid them feeling what i feel like instead of "who asked" i actually try to talk about whatever they said or not respond at all because not getting answers is worth not feeling like shit after a bunch of people told you to shut up
Because you really never know if that person just went through something horrible and that's why they're acting like that
Some person on youtube kept replying to a bunch of comments that were supporting the video creator saying "Fuck you" but the reason for that was because they just went to a funeral and that's why they were acting like that
It isn't an excuse to act like that but i know i would've done the same if it weren't for the fact that i'm mostly thinking twice about what i do and what i say
My question is,
Has it always been this toxic and insensitive?
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At midnight, I was just fucking around with him by roleplaying as a dom woman when he started sending me romantic lyrics and thirst-trap shit (as a joke obvs, he said he was hella bored) and we ended up talking for an hour.
I was starting to be sleepy so I called him to stfu so I could sleep, but then he suddenly said 'I'd fuck with you and your vibe'. I was laughing it off and said I did too and thought he was just being randomly sweet until he said 'like no, no, seriously. I like you.' ... I was deadass sweating because at the moment, I didn't know if he was being serious or being a liar (because he tends to prank my dumbass), but he was. And it was because our stupid convo from before made me send him shit like human pink collars as a joke, I didn't think we'd transition to this.
We ended up going in a trail about how he saw that throughout our relationship as friends, I was always there for him and that I'm someone who he could talk about ANYTHING even if we don't talk much, and I wouldn't judge him for that. I ended up confessing the same thing (about how I'm the same too), and then we ended up talking the whole night with us deadass being sweet to each other.
It's the morning right now, and I don't know how to feel. When he confessed to me hours ago, I was like 'to hell with it, why not?' because I was going to lose my chance since we were graduating in a few weeks. I've never been in a relationship before, and he knows, so I'm scared as shit. He's been in a few and he's more experienced than me, and the fact that our relationship would change kinda scares me.
Does anybody have any like tips or experiences similar to this??
TL;DR: My close friend of 4 years confessed to me literally the night before and we ended up being on call for the whole night. I said I wouldn't mind if we took things further the night before, but right now IDK how to feel. I want to hear similar experiences or tips or something LMAO.
I was starting to be sleepy so I called him to stfu so I could sleep, but then he suddenly said 'I'd fuck with you and your vibe'. I was laughing it off and said I did too and thought he was just being randomly sweet until he said 'like no, no, seriously. I like you.' ... I was deadass sweating because at the moment, I didn't know if he was being serious or being a liar (because he tends to prank my dumbass), but he was. And it was because our stupid convo from before made me send him shit like human pink collars as a joke, I didn't think we'd transition to this.
We ended up going in a trail about how he saw that throughout our relationship as friends, I was always there for him and that I'm someone who he could talk about ANYTHING even if we don't talk much, and I wouldn't judge him for that. I ended up confessing the same thing (about how I'm the same too), and then we ended up talking the whole night with us deadass being sweet to each other.
It's the morning right now, and I don't know how to feel. When he confessed to me hours ago, I was like 'to hell with it, why not?' because I was going to lose my chance since we were graduating in a few weeks. I've never been in a relationship before, and he knows, so I'm scared as shit. He's been in a few and he's more experienced than me, and the fact that our relationship would change kinda scares me.
Does anybody have any like tips or experiences similar to this??
TL;DR: My close friend of 4 years confessed to me literally the night before and we ended up being on call for the whole night. I said I wouldn't mind if we took things further the night before, but right now IDK how to feel. I want to hear similar experiences or tips or something LMAO.
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If breasts are not sex organs and they exist, just like in other animals, to feed babies, why are they so hypersexualized? I believe in the past, ancient women did not need to cover up their breasts. When a woman in public breastfeeds, why is it seen as gross and something that should be hidden? No woman is trying to flash herself, just trying to feed her baby, and even if she covers her breasts to breastfeed, why is still seen as taboo? And one last question, why is is okay for a man to not cover his chest but it's not okay for a woman to not wear anything covering her chest? Are breasts really that taboo?
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Yall know sperm banks are actually prisons. All the kidnapped boys and men that be on the news are actually locked up in sperm banks. Why u ask? to sell they sperm. think about it, who TF is actually wiling to give they sperm to a bank so there could be kids out their with there genes that they don't know about?
and the more they sell cum the higher milk prices be...think about it!
and the more they sell cum the higher milk prices be...think about it!
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just noticed this, yall love weird facts more than wholesome facts or is it just me? (●__●)
yall are complaining abt weird penis facts but when a wholseome one pops up it became ignored?
im not trying to make drama here just asking (because im an attention whore lmao)
yall are complaining abt weird penis facts but when a wholseome one pops up it became ignored?
im not trying to make drama here just asking (because im an attention whore lmao)
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Feel free to admire the handiwork of a beaver from afar, but be careful not to get too close; though the rodent isn't a maliciously violent creature, it has no problem using its sharp teeth when it feels threatened. In 2013, one fisherman learned this the hard way when he attempted to take a photograph of a beaver up close and in return was bitten to death.
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What will happen if we give an aphrodisiac drug to a lesbian and a gay. Then lock them in a room together..?
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You're probably aware that bats use high-pitched squeals to connect and communicate with each other. But you probably didn't know how specific such communications could get. Researchers at Tel Aviv University used a machine-learning algorithm to recognize bats' intonations and the messages they may be trying to convey, "translating" 15,000 calls into several specific messages—more than 60 percent were arguments about four specific things: food, sleep positions, invasion of personal space, or unwanted advances.
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Scientists made music especially for cats.
Cats apparently appreciate music as much as we do, but they don't necessarily like the same tunes as humans. That's why in 2015, scientists from both the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the University of Maryland worked together to compose "cat-centric music." Charles Snowdon, the lead author on the study explained, "We looked at the natural vocalizations of cats and matched our music to the same frequency range, which is about an octave or more higher than human voices… And since cats use lots of sliding frequencies in their calls, the cat music had many more sliding notes than the human music." What they came up with is a song called "Cozmo's Air."
Cats apparently appreciate music as much as we do, but they don't necessarily like the same tunes as humans. That's why in 2015, scientists from both the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the University of Maryland worked together to compose "cat-centric music." Charles Snowdon, the lead author on the study explained, "We looked at the natural vocalizations of cats and matched our music to the same frequency range, which is about an octave or more higher than human voices… And since cats use lots of sliding frequencies in their calls, the cat music had many more sliding notes than the human music." What they came up with is a song called "Cozmo's Air."
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Lungs are the only human organ that can float on water.
Every day, the average human breathes around 22,000 times and, according to the Lung Foundation of Australia, no matter how hard a person exhales, their lungs will still have about one liter of air lingering inside, which makes the organ buoyant enough to float on water. No other organ in the human body has the same ability.
(So, If you want to throw a body into the water, puncture the lungs first, that way, they don't float as much.)
Every day, the average human breathes around 22,000 times and, according to the Lung Foundation of Australia, no matter how hard a person exhales, their lungs will still have about one liter of air lingering inside, which makes the organ buoyant enough to float on water. No other organ in the human body has the same ability.
(So, If you want to throw a body into the water, puncture the lungs first, that way, they don't float as much.)
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The furry tufts of hair inside a cat's ear are called ear furnishings.
The next time you're playing with an adorably fuzzy feline, you might want to notice those fluffy bits of fur that stick out of the cat's ears, which have a super cute name: ear furnishings.
The next time you're playing with an adorably fuzzy feline, you might want to notice those fluffy bits of fur that stick out of the cat's ears, which have a super cute name: ear furnishings.
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From 1974 to 1982, German painter Bill Alexander hosted an art instruction show on PBS, The Magic of Oil Painting, where he shared his “wet-on-wet” oil painting technique. Ross discovered the series while working as a bartender, and became an immediate fan of the artist. He ended up studying under Alexander, who became his mentor. In fact, Ross dedicated the first episode of his own PBS show, The Joy of Painting, to Alexander. “Years ago, Bill taught me this fantastic technique,” Ross told viewers. “And I feel as though he gave me a precious gift, and I'd like to share that gift with you.”
WHEN ALEXANDER RETIRED, HE APPOINTED ROSS AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
In the early 1980s, as Alexander was preparing to retire, he asked Ross to take over teaching his painting classes. Ross agreed, and set out to tour the country on his own in a motor home, traveling and teaching people Alexander’s “wet-on-wet” technique. He told his wife Jane that he’d try it out for one year, and if he didn’t make enough money, he would return to Alaska.
WHEN ALEXANDER RETIRED, HE APPOINTED ROSS AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
In the early 1980s, as Alexander was preparing to retire, he asked Ross to take over teaching his painting classes. Ross agreed, and set out to tour the country on his own in a motor home, traveling and teaching people Alexander’s “wet-on-wet” technique. He told his wife Jane that he’d try it out for one year, and if he didn’t make enough money, he would return to Alaska.
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I just saw a guy on tiktok say "I'm so glad I'm not a girl because if I ever had kids and had to breastfeed them I would get turned on"
that's such a gross way of thinking
that's such a gross way of thinking
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When you go out to the beach do you ever get sunburned, but can't afford sunscreen?...then you should just rub cum on your body! the cum protects your body from the harmful sun rays and keeps your skin hard!!!
So go and find u any guy or something with a penis during this hot girl summer and get all that cum on your body!!
So go and find u any guy or something with a penis during this hot girl summer and get all that cum on your body!!
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HE USED TO BE QUITE THE YELLER.
Before he lent his dulcet voice to The Joy of Painting, Ross spent a lot of time yelling. "I was the guy who makes you scrub the latrine, the guy who makes you make your bed, the guy who screams at you for being late to work,” Ross once said. “The job requires you to be a mean, tough person. And I was fed up with it. I promised myself that if I ever got away from it, it wasn't going to be that way anymore."
i love him. i love him so so much.
Before he lent his dulcet voice to The Joy of Painting, Ross spent a lot of time yelling. "I was the guy who makes you scrub the latrine, the guy who makes you make your bed, the guy who screams at you for being late to work,” Ross once said. “The job requires you to be a mean, tough person. And I was fed up with it. I promised myself that if I ever got away from it, it wasn't going to be that way anymore."
i love him. i love him so so much.
