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"To All The Lonesome People In The World"
I feel ya. It fuckin sucks. But hey, at least we can acknowledge each others' existences.
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JUNGKOOK I AM STILL IN CINEMAS
FINALLY WE HAVE AN OFFICIAL DATE
I'm so ready to buy my ticket
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240814 - bts on weverse: Hello.
We wish to inform you on the premier of BTS member Jung Kook’s documentary film.
The film JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL will premiere in theaters worldwide on September 18, 2024.
The documentary JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL follows the talented and ever-growing artist Jung Kook on his eight-month journey toward becoming a “global pop star” who captivated the global music scene, and takes a dive into the star’s heartfelt love for his fans, ARMY.
Catch a sneak peek into how Jung Kook prepared for his first solo album GOLDEN, scenes from the lively, internationally loved performance at various venues, and never-before-released behind-the-scenes footage of Jung Kook’s inner-most thoughts —all in his first documentary film.
If I Was Brave...
If I was brave,
I’d tell you this.
I don’t ever want to miss,
An opportunity to make you smile.
To craft a friendship,
Deemed worthwhile.
I’d travel all across the world.
Learn everything of our Earth.
From living,
To dying.
And perhaps rebirth.
The oceans, skies, and land.
Are what I’d explore.
To heal and protect is what I’d be for.
If I was brave,
I’d know true happiness exists.
- (d.n.k)
Emotional Vulnerability Theory
On November 27th, 2020 at 7:43 a.m. I created a theory about whether or not people are capable of emotional vulnerability.
Back in ancient times, women were expected to maintain their household and children. Society demanded that men went to war and hunted for food. From this information, I concluded that being capable of emotional vulnerability depended on your society and their expectations for your sex. An emotionally vulnerable person to me is someone who can feel any emotion (depression, anger, jealousy, etc.) and then communicate that emotion to others without fear of judgment.
Historically, men expected to partake in war and hunting. That made them less capable of emotional vulnerability. The reason being, war and hunting both require one thing: being able to kill. Killing another being demands that you disregard your humanity. To become proficient at killing, an individual disregards any feelings of remorse. From this, it was reasonable that men could not allow themselves to be emotionally vulnerable because experiencing the vulnerability of any kind made them appear weak or incapable. With war, sadness, anger, and remorse were an experience. Since being sad and remorseful were and are considered signs of weakness, men turn and have turned to anger. Being angry meant that you were strong and capable of slaughtering an entire army. Men were strong, hardworking husbands and fathers. Men repressed feelings of sadness and remorse regarding their actions. And so that was what they did.
The emotional vulnerability of women fluctuated throughout history. In some societies, they expected women to be reserved. Due to this standard, women in these societies repressed their emotions. Other women were allowed to express themselves, so they felt anger, sadness, etc. Women expected to tend to children and the household. Women were supposed to be loving mothers and wives. Because of this, women allowed themselves to feel and experience sadness. Being sad was not a sign of weakness, it was another emotion that got felt.
If the roles of the two were reversed, with men being the caretakers and women the providers, history would have unfolded still. Wars. Empires and kingdoms and territories and tribes. Agriculture. Children. Education. Cultural exchange. Science and mathematics. Men would have struggled for their rights like women did and currently are. Sex has nothing to do with anything. Vaginas and penises are only sex organs. Because you are biologically male, you do not have to repress your emotions. Because you are biologically female, you do not have to take care of your household. There was a choice here, and it cannot depend on your biological sex. It should depend on you and what you want to do. Do you want to be emotionally vulnerable? Okay, cool. Do you not want to be emotionally vulnerable? Okay, cool. As long as this was what you wanted, then others should respect your decision.
Aside from societal expectations, there is a multitude of factors that could influence the capability of emotional vulnerability. Some important things to consider are an individual's childhood, mental health, school life, friends, morals, etc. Let me emphasize again how sex is not a contributing factor to someone's emotional capability.
Here’s an articulated version of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “We Should All Be Feminists”: https://ameforeignpolicy.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/we-should-all-be-feminists.pdf
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Happy birthdayyy my solution, I love you so much🥳💜💝
👑🎂 Happy 97th Birthday Queen Elizabeth II 🎂👑
Hello everyone. I've made two pictures of Her Late Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II (21st April 1926-8th September 2022) with using Picrew.
Queen Elizabeth II (younger)
At 26 years old, succeeeded her late father, King George VI, she became the Queen and reigns the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms from 1952 until 2022.
Queen Elizabeth II (older)
After her death on 8th September 2022 at the age of 96, her oldest son Prince Charles (then Prince of Wales) and his second wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall became Britain's new King and Queen and their coronation has been started in May 2023.
Manolo Sanchez and his mother Carmen from The Book of Life (United States of America/Mexico)
Elsa, Anna and their mother Queen Iduna from Disney's Frozen (United States of America/Scandinavia)
Sophie Sheridan and her mother Donna from Mammia Mia (United States of America)
Moomintroll and his mother Moominmamma from Moominvalley (Finland/Sweden/United Kingdom/Canada)
Ali and his mother Aliya from Ejen Ali (Malaysia)
Norman Price and his mother Dilys from Fireman Sam (United Kingdom)
SpongeBob SquarePants and his mother Margaret from SpongeBob SquarePants (United States of America)
Fei Fei and her late mother Ma Ma and stepmother Mrs. Zhong from Over the Moon (China)
Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III and his mother Valka from How to Train Your Dragon (United States of America/Scandinavia/Canada)
Meilin Lee and her mother Ming from Turning Red (Canada)
Shaun Riley and his mother Barbara from Three Flavours Cornetto's Shaun of the Dead (United Kingdom)
Rapunzel and her mother Queen Arianna from Disney's Tangled (United States of America)
Natasha Sakhno and her mother Svetlana Petrovna from Servant of the People (Ukraine)
Mirabel, Isabela and Luisa Madrigal and their mother Julieta from Disney's Encanto (Colombia)
Will McKenzie and his mother Polly from The Inbetweeners (United Kingdom)
Coraline Jones and her mother Mel from Coraline (United States of America)
Tiana and her mother Eudora from The Princess and the Frog (United States of America)
Timmy Turner and his mother Mrs. Turner from The Fairly OddParents (United States of America)
Danny Butterman and his late mother Irene from Three Flavours Cornetto's Hot Fuzz (United Kingdom)
Wednesday Addams and her mother Morticia from The Addams Family/Netflix's Wednesday (United States of America)
🇲🇾 Views of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part One) 🇲🇾
I'm taking the pictures of the Views of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital and largest city.
🇲🇾 Views of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part Two) 🇲🇾
After the first part, I made this second part and also, I took ten more pictures of Kuala Lumpur.
