She/her. Open borders matter. Geneva hag, some Italian influences. Avid hopium enjoyer and consumer.

Switzerland / Lyon / Modena
Joined April 2020
Books I've read in 2026: a thread
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Pleased to welcome Ambassador Barbera Thornhill, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, to the U.S. Embassy in Bern. 🇺🇸🇨🇭
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I went to the pharmacy in Geneva Switzerland, asked for ibuprofen and they shot me in the head.
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Michel Foucault m'envoyait régulièrement des cartes postales Je n'en ai conservé ou en tout cas retrouvé que deux L'une du Festival de Bayreuth (en août 1980) : « Même si Siegfried n'était pas mort, je vous aurais tout de même embrassé. » Une autre de Poitiers (en août 1981)
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Trad Twitter made me racist specifically against rural lower class Americans.
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When I did an omakase in Kagoshima I sat next to a lovely retired lady who used to teach law at Columbia. We talked about Faulkner. It was lovely!
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Aujourd'hui, David Lisnard n'a pas été testé dans les sondages. Ou peut-être hier, je ne sais pas. J'ai reçu un télégramme de l'asile : "Il se passe quelquechose. Réunion Zoom demain. Sentiments distingués." Cela ne veut rien dire. C'était peut-être hier.
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I’m being Americanised
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🇱🇷 Lycéen en Amérique : je suis quarterback et ce soir je sors manger un hamburger avec Stacy la chef des pom-pom girls 🤠 🇫🇷 Lycéen en France : oulala je ne peux pas m'asseoir dans ma salle de classe je suis si fragile 😔 Différence de mentalité.
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Nein, das ist kein Berg in irgendeiner Wüste. Das ist das Matterhorn am 27. September 2026. Via Niko Froitzheim
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New cat alert! A call from a wildlife sanctuary about a "weird cat" has led to the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Learn more about this feline surprise: on.natgeo.com/JRuaGj
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This is the right-wing version of being traumatised because your mother was short-tempered sometimes
100%. I went from having FT SAHM to FT working mom in my teens. A stark difference. My younger siblings all have severe mental health and personality issues stemming from it. She admits it’s impossible to do well at both… but circumstances often dictate what women can choose
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"Y’ALL I literally have severe social anxiety and ADHD because my mom (bitch) had a job”
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I think there are a lot of sensible, spiritual religious people but the amount of very religious people you meet who just believe in some inane stuff (miracles namely) is crazy
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I genuinely believe that people are getting dumber because of their PHONES… Too many people around me should be in positions where they read books / newspapers daily and they don’t. You can’t blame kids for functioning by imitation!!
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The video is a meme edit—Charlie Kirk is debating, and effects make it look like he's "shot" mid-sentence for comedic effect. No actual harm; he's fine and active as ever.
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Most educated right-winger
I asked my wife this question and she said "1 billion people in the world" "and how would I know that, just tell me for the US" You all should really try this.
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One look at Mom TwitterTM and the correct conclusion is that being a SAHM rots your brain. Back to the cubicle!
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Cosleeping nursing potty training breastfed formula sleep training vaccines nappies husband dishes cleaning casserole homeschool school messy kitchen… WOMEN, you HAVE to WORK!
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Honestly I feel like the majority of people stop caring about stuff like that by the age of 27 lol
I remember being in Zurich at 22:00 on a Saturday and wanting to eat and figuring out that nothing was open (like literally nothing) I couldn't live in a city like that
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Quality of life is subjective and personal. I think the ability to have food out late is a pretty minor factor. Access to nature, slower pace of life etc… do play a role. If there’s a major issue in Switzerland it is access to housing in general.
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