15 things I've learned as a young girl at University :
1- Having principles, strict and rigid ones is extremely important. By setting rules to yourself and for yourself, you become mature and independent.
2- Avoiding people who drink, smoke and who party too much is self care.
3- You have one job at university, and it's to succeed, know people who can help you grow, and take advantage of every opportunity to shine, anything different than this is a waste of time.
4- Some guys are at an exploration stage, and will do anything to sleep with anyone, they don't really care, don't be a prey to their immaturity.
5- Avoid Girl Squads at all costs, get you two or three friends who can have your back.
6- If you're religious, take it seriously, going to Church will be the best thing you can do while at university. Don't forget God or your spiritual life in that journey.
7- Read books different that the ones assigned. Search, go to seminars, develop your network, and build a good reputation.
8- Always prioritize long term relationships that have a marriage potential. Learn to detect the red flags, be very direct, and know that having children and a husband will always be more valuable than your degree.
9- Don't hang out with the elite bubble only. Get outside, talk to real people, be humble, know their issues, you are them.
10- Develop a strong sense for beauty, go to museums more, travel more.
11- Dress well, all the time, 1) because you never know who you will meet, 2) respect yourself.
12- Never forget your parents, know that they are the only ones truly there for you, call them and visit them often.
13- Never care about what others think of you, seek the truth, always.
14- What you study isn't necessarily what you will do, get more skills, be unique.
15- Don't trust people easily, the only ones you can really trust, at that phase, are your parents.
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-Claims that gay parents are just as capable of raising children as straight parents are misrepresented.
>jstor.org/stable/2657413
-Gays are more likely than straight people to have mental illness.
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
-46% of male homosexuals report being molested, as compared to only 7% of heterosexual men.
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11501300
-The average gay man has several dozen sex partners per year.
-Over 20% of older homosexuals have had more than 500 different sex partners.
I’m to autistic to understand humor tbh, I’ve been literally struggling with it especially with texts etc lmao I think the best way to know is to check if the person said 1) lol 2) try to read it as a joke and if it sounds like a joke then it’s a joke 3) last resort, just ask
I can’t believe I’m making a tweet about it but it’s a real issue 🥺
I love my sister but I have 0 tolerance for junk food.
She’s a med student and came today with a bunch of McDonalds. I took it and throw it away. She’s mad right now because she thinks I’m too much, but I don’t care at all about her feelings. That food is demonic.
Yes it’s funny how she is a med student and still didn’t develop the same disgust people have, I’ll make sure it happens!
It’s funny people freaking out about my relationship with her, as if it’s a big deal, just showed her the tweets 😂
Also, no, she has plenty of time to cook as she is just taking courses right now.
I don't think that people understand how disturbing the Globohomo Art is.
The degradation of Art, started with the Dada movement, in the early 20th century in Switzerland. Its pioneers: Picabia, Zdanevich, and Zappa, wanted to put an end to the logical structure that created the Classical/Neoclass Art. They published the Dadaglobe to advocate for it.
From the “Dada Manifesto 1918” by Tzara.
Dada means nothing.
"Let each man proclaim: there is a great negative work of destruction to be accomplished. We must sweep and clean. "