This is disgusting...

This is disgusting...

This is literally the hundredth time I've seen people bringing women down to call out the wrong behavior of a man! These are the same people who later claim to support women's rights and believe in feminism... Also, the whole "Modi and Meloni" joke is so cringe and disgusting in itself! It doesn't matter what the man does, people will always find a way to bring a woman into the conversation and then blame or harass the woman who is even slightly related to him! And to the people who will say that she is against feminism and is very right-wing herself, that doesn't mean she deserves to be harassed or made fun of because of the wrongdoings of a man! Also, it's not just about her; it's about how misogyny has become so common and normalized that even during protests for a good cause, people bring down the women related to those who did wrong... Making jokes about mothers and sisters has become so common, and when someone tries to call it out, people get pissed and call them too sensitive... It's high time we understood that calling out misogyny should be the norm, not laughing while making jokes about women!

(Edit: The screenshot is from another subreddit, not mine)

Edit 2: So many people in the comments seem to have lost the point, I had already mentioned in the post that it isn't due to sympathy for her or defending just her, it's about the misogyny that has become so casual in our lives that even for a good cause we need to drag the women down even when they aren't related to the matter directly but just related even remotely with the man.... I do not support her, and this isn't a post for sympathizing with Georgia Meloni, it's a post to call out the misogyny disguised as jokes, and the habit of blaming women even for a man's wrongdoings, the screenshot attached is just one of the many examples of it!

16 Years of 1D 💖

It's been a hell of a ride, I still remember watching the Night Changes mv in 2024 and how something in me changed forever after that.... I can't explain why but I felt such an intense connection with them at that moment. Tbh, 1D and their songs were what kept me going through the year of isolation and depression, and it's one of the reasons why the boys will always be important to me 💖

I still remember watching their old videos, interviews and fun moments and wishing I knew about them before 😅 But I now know that it doesn't matter when I got to know about them, what matters is that I found them......... Idk if I found them or they found me? lol... But I know that it happened when I needed them the most, and I will forever be grateful for that ✨

The morning when I got to know about Liam still gives me chills... I had just returned from my walk and I opened my laptop only to find about the sad news 🥺 It truly broke something in me, and it took a lot of time before I could get back to normal, but as time passed, I had to except that it was real........ I hope he is happy and at peace now, and I know he is watching over us, smiling with that beautiful smile of his which can light up the whole room 🥹

I can keep writing on the boys for hours lol, my hands do not stop, but I think I should stop now haha..... I just love them so much, they brought joy to my life when no one could, and this fandom gave me so much more that I can't be grateful enough 💖 Happy 16 years of 1D and please don't eat yellow snow!

u/YalinaHamzaAliMazari — 3 days ago

Giving an award to everyone who comments

So, I just realized I can give free awards lol, and I'm bored so I'm gonna give an award to everyone who comments ✨

u/YalinaHamzaAliMazari — 1 month ago

Is there any film/series where the villain actually wins?

I'd really like to watch a movie with a powerful and complex villain, and where the villain or the bad guy wins. I like watching the hero winning but I'm also kinda bored of the predictability at this point, what are some of the films/series where the villain wins and which are actually shocking and interesting?

u/YalinaHamzaAliMazari — 2 months ago