🥺👉👈 cutie spotted

That quote is so iconic, I sometimes quote that irl and people are always confused when hearing it 😂

well yes! the memorising is for reading in métro without a bookmark, the upsidedown thingy is when I need to put down a book quickly to respond to mom/go to WC and the dog ears are when I need to keep track of multiple pages at the same time (reading detective stories or working on languages)

she really is 😅 but good tv tho... when I watched the season I was like "she's so annoying ugh what a bitch" but when the season was over I was like "wait it was kinda cunty idk I miss that, she ate" 😂

I have never done neutral good and lawful neutral, but the other ones I still do them quite equally

Shrek is hot

Why do I find this funny 🤣

Lollllllllll that's not- those girls idk... Let's move on... I don't really see dumb bitches around me so... That's why education is important and the system doesn't do a very great job at teaching respect and critical thinking...

That's when education comes in. I do believe that if people know what it means, they will do better (tho there are always dickheads). And cultural clothes, to be fair, are usually not the most comfortable to wear. Why bothered doing something hard and missing the point of it?

Culture needs to live on, so seeing my culture being learned and being spread makes me happy. I'm always proud to see someone interested in my culture and making efforts to learn and express their interest. Gate keeping and shaming just trap the culture and preventing it from being known.

So when I see people calling out or canceling someone for wearing clothes not from their "birth culture" (sorry for using this word 'cause of lack of better words). I just don't get it. If they do it wrong, tell them how to do it better, don't tell them to feel ashamed and to abandon it

But then this can be applied to general cultural aspects like clothes, languages etc. Culture is very fluid and has nuances. And culture lives on through its people, they learn the cultrue and express it with their understanding and personal adaptstion. That creates diversity within the culture.

upset and shame the person doing their best making their own pho.

Great point that you made there... I never go and police people that make vietnamese food. For example, you want to make something and call it pho, unless you make something completely different, I don't even care. Every person has opinions on how their "pho" should be like but some people just get

So many flowers!

They are beyond pickled henni

It sucks that you experienced it. When I was in highschool I also experienced it and now as an adult if I happen to walk by more dangerous parts of the city I will avoid eye contacts as much as I can.

Ooops 😅