Unsolicited advice and armchair experts are always a gas. You just ask them a few questions and their whole world unravels.People who have never been overseas telling you what countries are good/ bad places to go. Hopeless singletons trying to give marriage or relationship advice. People who have never fought in or been impacted by a war telling you what is and isnβt r... See More Β»
The Milli Vanilli DEI of Cambridge πGB News host Patrick Christys reacts to Jason Arday resigning from Cambridge University after being embroiled in a plagiarism scandal. βHe was held up as this poster boy for diversity, mostly it must be said, by white liberals,β Mr Christys told... See More Β» (1)
How many times have you heard/seen/experienced this scenario?Someone can lie to you, use you, and treat you unconscionably, then go around trying to convince others that they're the ones who've been wronged in some way and you're the problem. π€ Hmmm. Sounds like a ego/mental disorder to me. Narcissism, m... See More Β»
A lot of the people claim to be good hearted and kind, but they just aren't. So keep the good ones when you find them. (1)
Why do people ask if they can 'help' you when all they really want to know is what you are doing? Why not simply ask "what are you doing?"
Do you think the more we use AI and highly air brush and filter women's photos we will not appreciate a real woman with all her wrinkles and marks?