u/IZACMORTEZ

Like online streaming and is fast with subtitles

Most of Gen Z uses abusive words or swears in almost every sentence, and it has become so normalized. I do believe using one or two mild words occasionally isn’t really a big problem, but I’ve seen many people use offensive language constantly as if it means nothing.

We never truly know what others are going through, and using abusive or offensive words towards someone can still hurt them, even if they seem happy or are your friend. What’s worse is this strange trend where people think those who can loudly use abusive language are somehow “superior” or cooler than those who don’t. I honestly can’t believe how normalized and immature that mindset has become, especially in a generation with so much education.

I'll take podcasts of people I'm meeting for the first time.

Mine is narcissist

So if I saw a girl somewhere, let's say at a mall, and I thought she was kinda cute, and I liked to approach her and give her a compliment and ask her to hang out sometime or something, and asked her if getting her Instagram ID was okay or not, does she think I'm a creep or something?

Like I've had this thought for a while, and I've asked out girls before, but I knew them or we were at the same college. But what would a complete stranger think?

Or if it's not that deep or something, how can I approach a girl that is a complete stranger?

I wanted to start watching some Hindi or Bollywood films. I haven’t really watched many, except for a few extremely popular ones, and now I want to get into them properly. So if you know any movies that would be good for a beginner, please suggest some. Sometimes I don’t get the references people make, so I’m trying to watch movies that are well-known and popular. I’d actually prefer popular movies over underrated ones.

Like if I approach a girl and compliment her like i don't even know her what would she Think like I'm a creep or smtg

And if I approach a girl and I compliment her and asks for her id would she Think I'm a creep