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I'm so excited to share my newest children's book, That's Just What Aunties Do! 😊📚📖
✨Aunties make life a little brighter, a little sillier, and a whole lot more magical! 💖
Whether it's baking, reading stories, giving hugs, or making unforgettable memories, this book is a celebration of the incredible aunties who love like moms and spoil like best friends. 🥰
Perfect for ages 1-10 and available now on Amazon.
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Celebrate National Aunt's Day (July 26th) with the perfect gift for your favorite auntie! 📚💕
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a minha teoria é de que a raiz da misoginia, o que os homens realmente sentem pelas mulheres, é inveja. então, o patriarcado foi criado para que os homens pudessem se sentir compensados pela inferioridade biológica deles. mas o matriarcado é a lei natural do mundo humano.
I just learned this recently as well but I would never apologize or explain this to a man. Also after you give birth for awhile you have a smell that’s supposedly unpleasant to some. I learned about that not too long ago too. But I’m so tired of men always trying to shame women for natural smells that we can’t help. A lot of men have piss-poor hygiene and have no business talking about women’s hygiene themselves in the first place.
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If you’re wondering how hard it is to get a rape conviction, it took six women, all of whom
testified against him, to get the jury to believe he raped only one of them. Now imagine how hard it is when a woman on her own is trying to get justice against her rapist.
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Victims of abuse usually end up not being likable after they escape the abuse, or are still in it because trauma makes you unlikable, it makes you mentally unstable. It is TRUAMA. Being a long term abuser makes it easier for the abuser to appear “normal”. They know the game, they know how to pretend and appear “calm” while their victims look like “crashouts” due to the harm inflicted onto them. Idk why this is rocket science to people.
GAWWDDD my ex-husband could never have a normal conversation with me like a normal human being. He was always trying to rage bait and provoke me OR worse have the same circular conversations over and over again! It took me a minute to realize he was doing this intentionally because 1. he got some sort of sick joy out of it and 2. to drain me mentally and emotionally because after awhile you realize it’s useless and just go silent. Narcissistic abuse is literal actual hell.
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They’re mad because it adds one more barrier to raping someone. It takes a split second to rip stockings/pantyhose, and now they have to get them out of the way and risk their target getting away—that’s the issue at the core of this
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A WOMAN created something for WOMEN, and men took it so personally they sent bomb threats. Over STOCKINGS they'll never own. This is how deep it runs.
本当ですよ。日頃女性のために大きなポケットのついた服を作っている会社を経営する私に、簡単に破れないストッキングを作って欲しいとリクエストが来たのでやってみると宣言しました。
それだけでインセルから何百もの誹謗中傷や高級食品を送り付けるなどの嫌がらせ、爆破予告すら受けました。
営業を妨害するように関係ない日常の報告にも「ストッキング進捗は？」などと、顧客でもないのに事あるごとにコメントしてきます。
『破れない』のハードルを一方的に設定し、俺たちが満足するものを作れと強要してきます。
しかし弊社は2年でここまで強いストッキングを作れました。
現在は細部の調整をしたサンプルを待ってます。価格の調整後に販売をする予定です。
きっとインセル達は、彼らの人生に到底必要ないであろうストッキングを買って私に破って見せることでしょう。
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Same old f*cking story. Democrats win the midterm elections, and the leaders immediately start talking about unity with Republicans. We the People aren't asking for unity. We're demanding accountability for the abuses of power committed by the trump administration.
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The United States of America: its Epstein culture goes deep.
"I was molested hundreds of times in my bed, including the night before competing in the Olympic Games."
McKayla Maroney was 13 when the team doctor started. In 2015 she sat on her bedroom floor for nearly three hours and told the FBI everything, including Tokyo, where he gave her a sleeping pill on the plane when she was 15. It should have been over right there. Instead the agent went silent, then asked, "Is that all?"
In the video below, she tells the Senate about that call.
"I began crying at the memory over the phone, and there was just dead silence."
"Is that all?"
"My abuse was enough, and they wanted to cover it up."
It got worse. The FBI didn't write up her interview for 17 months. When it finally did, the Justice Department's watchdog found the report "materially false." It put words in her mouth.
While it sat in a drawer, the doctor, Larry Nassar, abused at least 70 more girls.
The head of that FBI office was talking to USA Gymnastics about a job with the Olympic Committee at the same time.
She settled with USA Gymnastics for $1.25 million. The deal reportedly carried a $100,000 penalty if she talked.
The agent was fired. His boss retired. The Justice Department reviewed it twice and charged no one. The government paid the victims $138.7 million instead.
Were those agents covering for a predator, or just bad at their jobs?