The Way Touyas Heart Rate Picked Up When Endeavor Said He Would Talk To Him Everyday.

The way Touya’s heart rate picked up when Endeavor said he would talk to him everyday.

works in India. I added it to my firfox webbrowser on phone. This is how you do it:

Open your firfox and press the three buttons. Go to settings. There, in general you got the search option and within that your default search engine is selected, Google, Bing Yahoo whatever.

Within that, what you do now is, add the new search engine udm14. While adding a new search engine it gonna ask you a name for the search engine (udm14) + what is the search engine website url when you do search something. Add the following to the url part: (https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14) and you're all set!

Select udm14 now as your default browser and you're good to go!

Google de-shitification

Do you use Google? Do you want to search without the always-wrong AI inserting itself and fucking over your search results?

https://udm14.com/

This is an easy way to add &udm=14 to your Google query, which will remove the AI and also put it very much like it would have been back when it actually did not suck.

Note that it just submits to Google with &udm=14 at the end of the URL. If you know how to edit URL's, you can just add it yourself and it should have the same effect.

Doesn't work in all regions, for all users, etc. but it worked for me.

they will need to whipstitch the wound closed, but embroidery is a "woman's" task. they will need to eat and clean and mend clothes, but why learn basic things when you can have a woman measure out your life in beads. he will be the "head" of your house, but if you want him to act accordingly, you must assign him a list of all applicable activities. you will be otherwise constantly in charge of almost-everything; so he will lead the house he is absent from.

in movies and books, the "cool" girl will be more-like-a-man. she will be "less boring," more "fun". she will have masculine ideas and masculine talents, which means a man doesn't have to change in order to find her fascinating. she will disdain of something as simple as stitching. how boring!

she will kick open the door of a car and quip what, girls can't drive? and flip her long hair down one side. she will grill and shoot a gun and skydive. be a guy. she will be sexualized.

somewhere, working on computers becomes a masculine task, and now on tv a gen-z disney character throws her hands up in the air. i can't be a computer science nerd, i'm a girl! in the real life, she will be unable to sit through some of her classes, shivering when she realizes she is the only woman present in several of them.

how many times have you read this book and seen this show and watched this movie. the singular woman is allowed 5 lines because she's not just smart! she's also pretty! she is surrounded by 20 average men, but she is stunning. she is the exception to the bland, pale lives of women-at-home, who will never be shown. she likes dirt and motorbikes and blood and shows up in a tiny dress during the final scene, rolling her eyes at our male lead's incredulity - just because i like motorcross doesn't mean anything. i'm still a woman, okay? i actually like shopping.

it is almost never reversed, and you think about that often. it is vanishingly rare to have a single man in a cast of women. the male love interest does not show up at a feminist march and sardonically squint at our leading lady - what? you thought only women care about human rights? he does not know how to balance a checkbook or kickbox because i grew up with three sisters.

when he cooks he is a chef, which is sexy. when he cleans, he's being kind, genteel. when he nurtures his family, confetti rains from the ceiling. when she does these things: it is her duty and her identity. what do you mean she has other passions and hobbies? isn't her hobby and passion homemaking?

the other day a friend embroidered a seam closed on your jacket into the shape of ivy. every time you touch it, you think of her.

something about women's hobbies and art and skills. something about women's work.

“Trust yourself. You’ve survived a lot, and you’ll survive whatever is coming.”

— Unknown