
Strongest Bambietta Basterbine simp on Earth Am @chloe_vz but got shadow banned Banner by @feIixwaIken PFP by @sosukette
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Social media algorithms push contention for engagement, and I made this account originally just to be a sort of vent outlet for me.
Please exercise your responsibilities as internet users to curate your engagement in healthy ways, even if that means hiding this account.
Chloe | Thank You For Everything Tite Kubo retweeted
【cosplay / BLEACH】
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キャンディス : 亜種
Photo by SOMA
#そまふぉと
Chloe | Thank You For Everything Tite Kubo retweeted
Since I got my pc, and will be setting it up tomorrow...what game to stream
25%league of cringe
75%anything BUT LoL
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#NSBleachMH
Voilà de quoi bien vous régaler, mes chers confrères du Bambireich !
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#NSBleachMH
J'ai pris un sacré paquet de photos de Bambietta Basterbine dans le jeu Bleach Mirrors High. Ça vous intéresse ?
Chloe | Thank You For Everything Tite Kubo retweeted
LA COMIC CON, today and tomorrow. Panel today at 4:30pm. 🐸🙌🏻
Chloe | Thank You For Everything Tite Kubo retweeted
حسب كلام المخرج تاغوشي فأن فترة إنتاج الحلقة 45 تجاوزة سنة كاملة وهي اكثر حلقة احتوت على تحريك يدوي ( رسم ) من بين كل الحلقات الي سبقتها
The Spanish language is designed to avoid responsibility.
Perhaps the structure of the language is why Latinos are kinda irresponsible. The language informs the people's mentality.
Some examples:
Today at breakfast the bread 🍞 ran out so guy said:
"Se vació" - it emptied itself
And then someone dropped their 📞 phone:
"Se me cayó" - it fell from me
You could say "i dropped it" like "yo deje caer mi celular" or something, but people dont talk that way.
Everything in the language absolves responsibility from the individual, as if things happen by chance.
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Spanish accidental "se" constructions (e.g. "se me cayó", "se vació") are standard grammar for unintentional events, used by Spanish speakers and paralleled elsewhere. They do not indicate or cause irresponsibility; strong linguistic determinism is discredited.
spanishstep.com/archives/35069
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