Tarot reading soul sucking

If you block someone without having the chance to know them or for no obvious reasons, I think you need to get off social media. But what should be understood too is that if you are a minor and you are seeing stuff you shouldn't be seeing, then of course you have the right to block.

Who's your favorite anthro bird?

Boogaloo Blue with the moves in the “Mr. Crocket’s World” show.

A ‘HOOTERS’ origin movie is in the works. (Source: Deadline)

Yes please 🙏😻

If a man who likes many women is called a womanizer, what do you call a woman who likes many men??

minha mãe dizendo que nunca beijaria mulher pq tem medo de ficar excitada????

Throwing your hands at a woman will always be a weak man behaviour.

Reaction change: first to react loses.

i hate seeing fat males they literally have no reason

straight women will spend their lives talking about how gross men are, how uninteresting they are, how sex with them lasts five minutes and is unfilling and then find out you’re a lesbian and start acting like men are one of the seven wonders of the world and you’re missing out

wenclair is either going to be the biggest slowburn ever or the biggest queerbait

Men don’t approach women in public because we told them it was annoying and creepy. In retrospect we probably should have just taught them what we don’t think is creepy but we didn’t so if you’re attracted to men you’re gonna have to approach them now, they won’t do it anymore.

هذي 5 أشياء يفضّل ما تنقال للبنت وقت أول دورة شهرية لها: كلمات الأفضل تتجنبينها مع بنتك وقت أول دورة: 1. "الحين صار جسمك يقدر يجيب أطفال." 2. "الحين صرتِ كبيرة." 3. "الحين صرتِ امرأة." 4. "بسوي احتفال لك" وتعلنين الموضوع للناس من نفسك. 5. "خلينا نقول لأبوك بعد" وتشاركين الخبر بدون إذنها. كل هذي الأشياء، بحسب مختصين بالتثقيف الجنسي، يُفضّل تجنبها خصوصًا لما ترتبط بالحمل أو الاحتفال بدون معرفة شعور البنت وموافقتها. مجرد نزول الدورة ما يعني إنها صارت كبيرة.

Why I think #Nikki had a crush on #Bear at the beginning of the movie It would be the height of tragic irony if it turns out Bear could have dated Nikki anyway without the #One-Wish-Willow.** And I think that's what would have happened, for a few reasons: 1)Inde Navarette herself agrees with this interpretation, saying "She probably had some feelings for him at the beginning" and "wasn't really hooking up with Ian" because "at the beginning, Bear is a really good guy." But I already believed it before hearing that, because at the beginning, she treats Bear like he's special to her in various ways. For example: 2) She calls Bear to specifically invite him out, and when he says he can't come, she insists by revealing it's her last two weeks working at the music store. I think Bear was the first person she told this to, because he was surprised by the news and didn't seem to have heard it from anyone else. 3) She explains how she's about to move away to find love and become a writer, then insists, "if you have feelings for me, now is the time to tell me." That seems to read straightforwardly as her saying "before I leave this town to find love, here's your shot if you want to take it." The reason she's pushing for an answer now is it's time-sensitive, she wants to know where they stand romantically before she makes a big life change. The alternative reading of this scene would have to be that she was demanding her close personal friend vulnerably declare his feelings, only to tell him "No," which is uncharacteristically mean-spirited for a sweet-seeming girl who borrows money just to give it to homeless people. **4)** She tells Bear in the car ride home that he's the only person she can talk to about romance stuff and her more intimate longings/aspirations to be a writer. Everyone else "feels like a brick wall." **5)** She asks him to declare whether he had feelings for her, and imo seemed a little flustered/disappointed when he said no. She didn't react in a neutral way to that news. **6)** She tells him "when I have a crush on someone, nobody knows." I feel like, in the context of talking to a guy alone in a car, taking the initiative to say that is especially likely if you like the person. Also I think she gives him a meaningful glance after saying that, if you study her facial expression. **7)** She probes him for an answer about whether he has feelings for Sarah, and then kinda disses Sarah (who would be her competition), making fun of her for being "so obvious." She also just generally acts/speaks in a really cutesy way about it, saying "I'm asking how you feel about her and if you have feelings that would be how you feeeel about her." It looks like playful flirting, especially w/ the coquettish delivery of that line. Did anyone else get that vibe? **8)** She doesn't have anyone else in her vicinity who's a plausible match. Ian frankly isn't very physically attractive compared to Bear, and like she said, is a "Brick Wall" when it comes to appreciating things like art and romance. We see this when, at the beginning, Bear pours his heart out talking to a waitress standing-in for Nikki so he can practice divulging his feelings, and Ian is overwhelmed with disgust. He says "Nikki will find that disgusting"--and I think he's just wrong. Nikki is totally the romantic, deep-and-sensitive type. She writes love stories. She wishes she could fall in love to better write the story, and she goes out of her way to tell Bear that. I think she's a hopeless romantic with a bit of a hard exterior, and part of why she feels alone is she, ironically just like Bear, has trouble getting her feelings out in the open. Hence the, "when I have a crush, no one knows." She has feelings, but she says she sees a distinction between a "romance" and a "love story," I think because she's the type of girl to feel all the same things a hopeless romantic feels without being able to show it in on the surface. She cares what people think and doesn't want to be vulnerable. I think it would've been cathartic for her to have had that conversation in private with Bear, because then she would've been able to open up and form a deeper connection with someone in the way she said she was craving at that stage in her life. What's the evidence against? Only 2 things: **A)** unreliable witnesses with vested interests, like Ian, who seems jealous of / not really rooting for Bear's success in life, and Sarah, who has feelings for him. **B )** Her statement that "I was never with you Bear" after she asks to be killed rather than spend the rest of her life puppet-mastered by a demon. I think this only really shows she changed her mind about Bear being a good person as the events progressed, and of course she had a good reason to rather be dead. It sounds like literal hellish torture to be possessed by the Willow demon. **C) "She sees him as a brother that is the whole point of the poem" -** I thought the point of the poem was to basically say "our love isn't real; actually, it's an abomination." She's telling the most grotesque possible picture of a "love" story--incest, dismemberment, mutilation, etc. while looking lovingly at Bear as he stares back at her shamefully. The point is to convey just how ugly the lie Bear is telling himself and everyone else is, and prove it false in an exposing, public way. He's trying to convince himself and his friend Ian that her love is real, so by reading him the story he's being confronted with the fact, in front of everyone, that what they have isn't something pure, sweet, innocent, etc.; instead it's corrupt, shocking, and depraved. You could also read it as a continuation of the earlier "I like him like a brother" comment alleged by Sarah, but I think that's either just the writer's fault for giving us conflicting evidence, or I'll bite the bullet and have to say it's a coincidence on my reading. The scene stands well on its own without having to be a continuation of that, imo, but regardless, I'm just saying I think the evidence overall leans more in one direction/isn't divided equally between the two theories. In a way **the story is a tragedy** in the classic literary sense: a character has a "fatal flaw" that keeps them from being able to resolve a problem, and it ends in disaster as a result, with a fallout that affects everyone. Bear's fatal, tragic flaw is cowardice. He could have had everything he wanted if he'd been courageous enough to take the initiative with Nikki. And out of that weakness of will he's rewarded with something wretched and awful. It's kind of a morality tale on some level about how brutally you can miss out on something in life if you lack the virtue of courage. By being a coward, he denied both himself and Nikki the true love that might have been possible for them, and he's punished accordingly. #Obsession What do you think?

Omg is Leviticus a new movie?! I’ve been blocking ppl for following me with that in their bio because I thought they were religious freaks

And it's always the kind of girls that look like if they could be a spice, they'd be flour. I swearrrr