Women keep raising the bar while men keep lowering expectations for themselves.
This proves women do everything better. I guess Sabrina Carpenter was actually right when she called men useless. Women continue to outdo them in every possible way. It’s almost embarrassing how predictable men have become.
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They want women to become mothers but can't even handle educating young girls about menstruation.
I remember reading about a young girl who took her own life because she believed getting her period meant she had lost her virginity. It really puts into perspective how important puberty education is. Children deserve to understand their bodies, not grow up fearing them.
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I remember reading about a young girl who took her own life because she believed getting her period meant she had lost her virginity. It really puts into perspective how important puberty education is. Children deserve to understand their bodies, not grow up fearing them.
Imagine being physically stronger, younger, and still having less courage than someone's grandmother.
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Women are expected to endure abuse from husbands, sacrifice everything for their children, and still remain silent when things go wrong. Enough is enough.
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that skinny pencil dick in the front pisses me offfff giggling and looking his ugly ass around trying to make eye contact with the other men so they can laugh together
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The crazy part is that people can tell when someone is secretly competing with their own partner.
It feels like Steph's woman wanted to be the superstar in that relationship, but her career never took off. Steph became bigger than life, and living in his shadow keeps reminding her she's known as the famous ball player's wife.
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More than 25 years later, The Green Mile still feels impossible to forget. Fun fact: Stephen King originally released the novel in six monthly installments in 1996, inspired by Charles Dickens, so readers couldn't just skip ahead to the ending.
