Wow it's almost as if young people might regret changes they made to their body at a later date!
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These people are moaning about something that can at least be lasered off...not so for people who have double mastectomies etc. They just don’t see the irony.Wow it's almost as if young people might regret changes they made to their body at a later date!
I 'like' how they blame JKR for their tattoo when they are foolish to brand themselves with it on their own body. JKR didn't force you to have one, dear! Should have bought a tshirt or pyjamas instead then.Wow it's almost as if young people might regret changes they made to their body at a later date!
'the level of embarrassment usually reserved for fascist prison ink'Wow it's almost as if young people might regret changes they made to their body at a later date!
I’m genuinely curious whether people have encountered these sorts of people with their online personas in “real life”. I suspect many of it is a front and you wouldn’t know these loudmouths if they walked past you in the street as they wouldn’t say boo to a goose without a monitor protecting their anonymity.When you base your entire life in a fantasy world from a book or live your life almost entirely on t'internet where everyone echoes back your opinions the ability to deal with real world things like facts, consequences or even regret at your own choices is going to be difficult to deal with. These people seem so disengaged from reality that it's frightening, how are they coping in school, the workplace or with their relationships with people different from them?
I don't think they go outside.I’m genuinely curious whether people have encountered these sorts of people with their online personas in “real life”. I suspect many of it is a front and you wouldn’t know these loudmouths if they walked past you in the street as they wouldn’t say boo to a goose without a monitor protecting their anonymity.
The fandom world online seems very para-social. Plus on places like tumblr the fandom communities have lots of overlap with LGBTQIA+ stuff.I’m genuinely curious whether people have encountered these sorts of people with their online personas in “real life”. I suspect many of it is a front and you wouldn’t know these loudmouths if they walked past you in the street as they wouldn’t say boo to a goose without a monitor protecting their anonymity.
It's on my 'to read' pile though I may bump it up the higher on the pile after reading your postI have just listened to Troubled Blood. Without prejudice it was amazing, brilliant. At one point, no spoiler, a criminal wore a woman's coat. That's it, it was almost an aside and in context. Some of the reviews on Audible accuse her of transphobia, others have given the book a low rating. It's so clear the agenda. They really are full of hatred.
I haven't shopped at The Body Shop since their tweet telling JKR to read a book, read a book practically the most successful author alive, and mocking her as a DV survivor. It's one vow I will keep and I actually did buy fragrance oils from there very regularly.