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Zonefree:lol |
She really needs to stop trolling. Because we all know she's let a dude with lint in his pocket smash...twice lol |
Caribbean and Africa > |
This is probably fake. If not, it's racially-motivated biowarfare. |
1. More liberal society. 2. Too many ratchet parents. 3. Easy access to human tr4fficking (so-called adult) films. 4. Hypersexual mainstream media. 5. Marketing now forces adult ideas on youth instead of letting them be kids. 6. Social media exposing kids to stuff way too young. 7. Less religious society. 8. Decline of clean fun in popular culture. 9. More isolation in society. 10. Immaturity. |
It's strange to me that this is a question. I would think it's an accepted fact. It's not like Europe or Asia where women have no choice, and have to accept small men. |
You're either a troll, closeted, or taking out your frustrations with your own life on easy targets. |
lexy2014:Fear of homosexuals is one of the things that motivates anti-gāy violence. For example, many men fear that gāy men will victimize them as hetero do women because they view males as dangerous. Fear also motivates irrational thinking such as the idea that all gāy men and women are hypersexual and/or predatory. When faced with normal everyday situations, homophobes will be uncomfortable because they think something will "happen" despite all evidence to the contrary. They'll also believe any/all behavior from a homosexual person is sexual in nature. For example, they'll view politeness or neutral statements as suggestive. They'll also behave as though they're threatened in some way. Maybe homophobia isn't accurate. Maybe it should be classed as a disorder. |
That's disgusting. |
This is fake. And it's racist and homophobic. If it is real, it's biowarfare, like AĪDS. |
He has no choice. ETA:
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I'm listening to Rebo (Congolese artist), Lil Bizzy, The 3rd Power, and Hodgie. |
But does she look good though, op?
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hibeebeeking:Is that what we're calling it when an older woman puts it on a young man? lol
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Accountability.
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Just respectfully tell them it makes you uncomfortable. Or you could smack her on the a** and see what's up. lol
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Attention ratchets and other trashy people, OOW pregnancy is NOT cool. It's not. I'm not saying to shun people, but no society should treat that as acceptable. It's bad for children and terrible for society. It's not a matter of preference, politics, or religion. The family unit is essential. Deliberate single parents are not healthy. The exception being situations like a single person taking in orphans. Why are people this comfortable being reckless? A child is not a puppy. They're a human being that deserves to be brought into the world into a planned, whole, loving home. You know what's sad. There's so many ratchets now that young, never-married people dating are saying things like, "I can accept it if a potential partner has one kid." It's gross. |
Totally fake, and racist. |
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Well, guys do it all the time so... If they're happy, let them rock. Maybe they'll be the exception and grow old together. |
Consider this. Ethiopian women in Israel ‘given contraceptive without consent’ https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/feb/28/ethiopian-women-given-contraceptives-israel Israel Admits Ethiopian Women Were Given Birth Control Shots journalist Gal Gabbay revealed the results of interviews with 35 Ethiopian immigrants. The women’s testimony could help explain the almost 50-percent decline over the past 10 years in the birth rate of Israel’s Ethiopian community. According to the program, while the women were still in transit camps in Ethiopia they were sometimes intimidated or threatened into taking the injection. “They told us they are inoculations,” said one of the women interviewed. “They told us people who frequently give birth suffer. We took it every three months. We said we didn’t want to.”https://www.haaretz.com/amp/israel-news/.premium-ethiopians-fooled-into-birth-control-1.5226424 |
He looks like he could swallow her whole. |
No. But boxing definitely offers viable self-defense. Judo has value too. That said, while self-defense is good, it's not a solution to this problem. |
Big heads, rejoice! Among the many things that expectant parents hope for in a newborn is, a big head — maybe not so much at birth, but shortly thereafter. A big-headed baby is stereotypically interpreted as one that possesses intelligence, growth, and good genes (a popular notion no doubt encouraged by people with big heads), so it doesn’t take long for new parents to start wondering how their newborn’s head circumference stacks up against the average head size. New parents in particular are helpless in the face of child-related percentiles and metrics. So when my son’s first checkup revealed that his head circumference was solidly 50th percentile, I was shaken. Our pediatrician, unable to console me, resolved to never again show me raw growth data. “Some dads,” she told me. “Shouldn’t see the percentiles.” She was right, of course. The head circumference of a child has essentially nothing to do with intelligence and, as long as your baby’s head is average-size and regularly growing, there’s no cause for alarm when they come in a bit behind the curve. Still, a handful of preliminary studies have suggested links between brain size, head size, and intelligence. That research can’t necessarily be dismissed out of hand so it’s hard to figure whether or not head size matters — especially with all that percentile data clouding the picture. Preliminary studies have shown that 1-year-old babies with bigger heads score higher on IQ tests later in life. And bigger heads do tend to hold bigger brains. “Even though head size also depends on factors such as the muscularity of the head and thickness of the bone, it’s very likely that a bigger head means a bigger brain,” Grant Hulbert, a biology professor at California State University once told the American Academy for the Advancement of Science. More here https://www.fatherly.com/health-science/baby-head-size-intelligence-brain/amp/ |
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Fox:
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Welp. |
Crime rates are down overall throughout the vast majority of America, including major cities. Some of what gets classified as mass shootings is actually gang and drug crime. The actual mass shootings are clearly terrorist acts by white nationalists (most of them). They're paying some of them, and weaponizing easily manipulated people in other cases. But it's obvious nationalists have the support of law enforcement and politicians because none of these incidents are actually investigated. When you have law enforcement that will sit around observing some random dealers who are basically a bunch of high school kids in one little part of a neighborhood, but these same people basically ignore large-scale terrorism, it says a lot about America. No sensible person thinks these are random acts. |
Favfables1:And what do you look like? ![]() |
Kenya has put in place temporary measures for its exports to the European Union after the implementation of a duty free-quota free trade agreement with other EAC member states stalled. Classified as a lower middle income economy by the World Bank, Kenya aims to protect its trade interests with the EU after Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi declined to sign the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) citing various economic and political interests. The agreement, whose negotiations were concluded on October 16, 2014, provides for duty free-quota free access for Kenyan and EAC products to the EU market. To secure its market position, Kenya has signed a replica of the EPAs with the UK and early this year signed an interim EPA with the EU. Although Kenya has signed and ratified the agreement, the pact requires all countries to sign and ratify it as a bloc for it to take effect. https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/business/kenya-moves-to-secure-duty-free-trade-deal-with-eu-3807038 Raila Odinga named Martha Karua to the role on Monday, making her the first woman to run on a major political party's presidential ticket. Ms Karua is a former justice minister from the Central Region, which is seen as a key battleground in the 9 August election. She ran for president herself in 2013. "History is calling us to close the gender gap in our country," said Mr Odinga as he announced Ms Karua's appointment as his deputy on Monday. She said she was "deeply honoured" and thanked the "faceless team of dreamers" who had supported her. Some in the press have dubbed the veteran politician the "Iron lady". More here https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-61464065.amp |
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