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According to global estimates by the World Health Organisation, around 1 in 3 women worldwide have experienced physical and/or sexual violence.

That makes up about 35% of the population of women. Moreover, the WHO indicates that approximately 38% of murders of women are committed by a male intimate partner. Evidently, there’s a huge disproportion in terms of who experiences the most violence towards them.

Sadly, there’s a pattern that definitely needs reevaluation and the times are calling for a change.

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Here’s what the inside of the studio set looks like.

Here are some examples of influencers who appear to have used the same set.

The coronavirus pandemic has hit the travel industry hard and wrecked a lot of people’s plans for this year. However, some influencers and travel bloggers are far from happy that their revenue is drying up and that their ability to travel is restricted.

So some of them are actually using studio sets to make it look like they’re jetting off to glorious adventures on private planes. One of these sets is in Los Angeles, California, and costs 64 dollars per hour to rent.

Now, people are taking note and warning others that what they see in their social media feeds could all be fake.

https://www.boredpanda.com/influencers-studio-fake-planes-private-flights/

"Roommate freshman year of college was a sleepwalker and sleeptalker. We were in the freshman dorms - a small little room.

I woke up one night and saw him sitting straight up on the side of the bed just staring at me, eyes fully open, just talking gibberish about golf.

He was going on about Phil Mickelson or some crap. I've to be honest, it was creepy as hell because he was staring directly into my eyes.

Next morning, I told him about it and he just laughed and said, 'sorry, I tend to do that from time to time.'"

"I'm the sleep talker. A long while back, my fiancee was working a job where she didn't get home until after midnight.

She came home one night, and was leaning over the table on my side of the bed. She sweared that I looked up at her, smacked her on the top of the head and when she asked 'what the hell!', that I told her I was checking to see if she was a ghost.

Now, I do remember having a dream like this, but in my dream my hand did go through her head, proving she was a ghost."

'My grandfather was a hard sleep talker , my grandmother has a funny story.

One day my grandfather while sleeping was saying" do i punch this asshole" my grandmother replayed yeah punch him, then my grandfather in his sleep punched her.'

A 101-Year-Old Nursing Home Resident That Survived Both The Coronavirus And The Spanish Flu

'Ex-roommate talked in his sleep. Once, he cried out, "NO GANDALF!'"

"This actually happened last night, my fiance started talking to me like we had never met before and after a minute I realized that she was dreaming about our first date. It was really wholesome and I was surprised at how much detail she remembers."

My husband and I got married just 3 months ago and I found out he's a notorious sleep talker.

Some nights he would roll over to me, kiss me full on the mouth, tell me he loves me, then plonk right back on his pillow and start snoring again (this actually happens regularly, much to my delight lol).

Other nights he would blurt out things like how he would install a new server at the Sherrif's office, or there's a snake on his palm and when I asked what it's doing, he answered that it's coding something.

I now enjoy staying up late and am a proud owner of several recordings of my husband's sleep talkings. Recently, I got him answering math questions and it tickled me silly how he got them all correct.

Did you know that sleep talking is one of the most common abnormal behaviors that can happen during sleep?

Formally referred to as somniloquy, this disorder characterizes talking while sleeping without being aware of it.

And it can be so much fun. Well, maybe not for the person who's doing the talking, but rather the one who gets to hear it.

Because let's face it, people say the funniest things while sleep-talking (or sometimes, the creepiest).

So, when one Reddit user asked people on the platform to share the gems that they heard from their sleep-talking or sleep-walking partners or family members, the thread blew up instantly.

So many stories! So much hilariousness!

There were pleas to stop putting bread in someone's ears, songs about a cat and so many more things you'll have to read for yourself.

You're encouraged to share any funny/creepy/weird/etc. stories you have on sleep-talking or sleep-walking in the comment section.

https://www.boredpanda.com/sleep-talkers-sleepwalkers-share-funny-stories/?all_submissions=true&media_id=2442001

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More women got on board to share their own before and after snaps of the glow-up in reverse.

You’ve probably seen a picture of your classmate showing up on your news feed who looks virtually unrecognizable.

Their knock-out looks and confident smile are nothing like you remember seeing by the end of high school.

These jaw-dropping transformations, known as glow-ups, have been surfing around social media.

But in reality, not every glow is up.

Armed with a smashing sense of humor, one woman, @gabslife99, has posted a TikTok video to initiate the glow-down challenge.

The caption of the video said: “I physically peaked in high school. Like, the hottest I’ve ever been was when I was 18. I look nothing like that now."