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And I unfortunately remember seeing a YouTube video the once where they covered someone on TikTok putting on pale looking makeup on their face with a caption about having Cancer, you could almost say it was their attempt at Satire. But unfortunately a really unfunny one. |
Fred (Classic Corrie; 2006) constantly dismissing Claire as hormonal whenever she’s rightfully upset with Ashley.
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People glaring over your mobile when you’re trying to do something on it. I find that so nosey.
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Misrepresenting and gate-keeping the layers which have added to someone’s unique shade of cultural identity just so they can prove themselves totally authentic to you (big-ting), when chances are they’re more authentic than you in that regard, is something that needs to be cancelled. You don’t get to do that, whether you’re in a relationship with them or you’re just passing strangers. Simplifying the layers of someone’s hometown, or even labouring under the illusion that they can only have one, is just … not the way to go.
Someone’s hometown can be as much Cairo as it is Newham. Toxteth as much as Montegro Bay. Especially with those areas being quite multicultural anyway. They’re not abandoning their Egyptian, Jewish or Jamaican identity by making that known. They could just as well be saying that their diaspora communities have enhanced their cultural identity all-the more. Either way, it’s not to go attacking someone like a pack of hounds because they used “hometown” in a somewhat double-faceted way. They’ll have their reasons and context of lived experiences within the confines of what they’re talking about. And you can’t take that away from them, no-matter how much you try to gatekeep one culture or the other in monoculture type of way. Claiming multiple hometowns is just not a betrayal of heritage. You shouldn’t have to strip your identity of nuance to be accepted by everyone. It’s not going to work like that in a migratory, globalised world anyway. |
Gossip dressed up as spiritual concern.
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Apps giving you the option of them either tracking your activity and location all the time or only why you’re using the app as if anyone would actually be comfortable with the former and being tracked all the time. Why is it an option anyone would have to choose between?
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People who burp in public like it’s nothing.
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In MBTI lingo: extroverted sensing types who dismiss intuitives as just overly reserved and over-analytical.
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People who make personality-pervading judgements about people based on nothing but their vis-a-vis social demeanour, especially when they’ve only ever seen the person in motion with people that they’re not terribly comfortable with. You’re obviously not going to see the real them when more of their personality is directed inwards rather than outwards and they’re not even comfortable to begin with. Comfort is everything for the average introvert. Mistaking situational awkwardness or silence with someone’s whole personality is never a good thing. Still waters run deep. And there’s often a world of immense emotional and intellectual depth beneath the surface. You just need to get to know them in themselves, and some people never will, because they never utilised the opportunity to. You … don’t get to see it in random passing or from the undifferentiated outside looking in. You get it through time, trust, comfort, nuance and maybe the odd questionnaire or two on Snapchat. Otherwise your knowledge of them might be 0.1% and nowt more. It always pays to respect the complexity of the inner world.
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People who post huge , unreadable blocks of concentrated text ….
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Lymecycline capsules. The way they easily break and disintegrate in your hands is so annoying. I’ve got a good mind to make a complaint to the pharmacy.
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Speaking from experience you may be better getting plenty of sunshine .. just use high factor sunscreen Back in the day sun lamps plus protective goggles were used effectively but times have changed |
People who defend Joshua Pascoe.
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I presumed the antibiotics were to treat acne as that is the main thing those particular antibiotic capsules are prescribed for … apparently - apologies if I was mistaken Either way I was offering you an olive branch .. … and no the olive branch isn’t a cure for acne before you ask |
Can't sleep so I'm watching from up on a poppy hill
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