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Things NEVER said on your commute
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@philkab6914
@philkab6914 6 күн бұрын
Am I really the only guy who prefers saggy over perky? I mean, perky wouldn't be a deal breaker, but they are just kinda boring. Saggy are just more interesting. The way they jiggle, their softness. So much more fun all around.
@TheUndeniablyPowerfulH
@TheUndeniablyPowerfulH 16 күн бұрын
AI alliance of new leon
@cristalyargenal6466
@cristalyargenal6466 16 күн бұрын
My boobs are extremely saggy and my nipples are all down at this point. It is a constant battle for me not to judge myself for them. I never had perky ones and with two pregnancies, they dropped down even more. But I have to remind myself that my body is working to keep me alive and to nourish my babies.
@GoodAtNotBeingGood
@GoodAtNotBeingGood 18 күн бұрын
“When women fought back” fought back against what exactly?
@SaifKhan-ev9qw
@SaifKhan-ev9qw 21 күн бұрын
Saif not girl safe body
@DoctorF1984
@DoctorF1984 26 күн бұрын
Saggers are the best thing while having s.x 😋🤤
@Bawjaws74
@Bawjaws74 28 күн бұрын
What the fk is she reading? No scots thats fir sure
@slapbattlegod8075
@slapbattlegod8075 Ай бұрын
hello i am ajmain
@zomkiengente19
@zomkiengente19 Ай бұрын
Ladies if you don't have a stretch mark. I'm skipping you. Don't get me wrong. I love when women have them.
@TrucTran-ex1kh
@TrucTran-ex1kh Ай бұрын
Dt cho ck di . Troi hjhjhhj
@N0MIKIK0NSTBABYDADDY
@N0MIKIK0NSTBABYDADDY Ай бұрын
Of course we named it, of course we dominated it. Now go wash your ninepence and make me a sammich woman
@skrohan448
@skrohan448 Ай бұрын
Now get out from here 😂😂
@TrucTran-ex1kh
@TrucTran-ex1kh Ай бұрын
Ko pt can du hon
@TrucTran-ex1kh
@TrucTran-ex1kh Ай бұрын
Ck ve chat . Lam may nhay va . May nhay .sophia 5555
@TrucTran-ex1kh
@TrucTran-ex1kh Ай бұрын
Nho ck lam loi . Hjhjhj
@brianhillebert3781
@brianhillebert3781 Ай бұрын
I think that your boobs look amazing!!!!
@TrucTran-ex1kh
@TrucTran-ex1kh Ай бұрын
Cuoi ck ha j ak ba
@NaziyaShaikh-f4o
@NaziyaShaikh-f4o 2 ай бұрын
Why everyone ask her what is life 😢
2 ай бұрын
Strange accent that lady has .. South African maybe ?
@TheEmilyloughead
@TheEmilyloughead 23 күн бұрын
Which lady? The one with grey hair sounds cockney.
@Mrindianphilosopher
@Mrindianphilosopher 2 ай бұрын
Chal ho gayi bakchodi ab bahar nikal. 😂😂😂
@Tw1ce_born
@Tw1ce_born 2 ай бұрын
thank you, dislike and get lost
@SCharlesDennicon
@SCharlesDennicon 2 ай бұрын
Oh I see, "feminist" is the word you use now.
@Chris_34
@Chris_34 2 ай бұрын
I bet this lot are fun at partys 😒
@diamondrmp
@diamondrmp 2 ай бұрын
I personally like saggy boobs. Now comparing saggy boobs to men's balls dropping are two different things.
@ckrausefilms5744
@ckrausefilms5744 2 ай бұрын
were still fighting
@lillian3431
@lillian3431 2 ай бұрын
Why? Why can people just get along and communicate clearly, looking through these comments I have seen both genders fighting over who has it worse I am a 14 year old girl and I can not understand why both genders can accept the both have had hard times in different area or aspects of life, I also don’t get why we can no appreciate the fight that women have put up over the years so now women have the rights to vote and everything surrounding that. I am not saying that we should not appreciate men’s fight in wars and their contributions over time and history (I can’t think of any more examples since I don’t go into history that much and I am of the oppressive gender therefore do not want to spread false information so I will keep out of examples) if there was a male version of this I believe that I will definitely show my support just as much as this video. I also don’t understand why people also believe that women have nothing to fight against I still believe that in todays (2024, July 3) society both genders still have struggle, I my experience women are fighting to lower domestic violence for BOTH genders and lower sexual assault for BOTH genders. I also don’t understand why people saying that men don’t have it hard and expect men to treat them like royalty while they treat others like slaves are considered feminists, I don’t get it feminists are people who support other who strive for justice not equality because equality means everyone gets treated the same while we should treat other lay differently based on there disabilities or other aspects so I still don’t understand why some people try to label bad people aka people who treat others poorly as feminists. Shouldn’t life be celebrated as a wonderful thing that we get to experience and enjoy instead of fighting over pointless things and starting wars and being greedy having corrupt governments and politicians and business that put us at the expense all for their profit. In my life I have grown up hearing that women are not stronger than men so my parents taught me to get around people stronger and tougher than you, I do martial arts more specifically taekwondo so I always have someone taller, faster, stronger than me so do men and so do women there is always someone who is stronger who wants to hurt you that is unfortunately the world that I have to grow up in so my brother and I were taught this “use your muscles but don’t solely rely on them, use your brain but don’t solely rely on it, use your speed but don’t solely rely on it (ect until you have basically named all the human body including things like breath and emotions) use all together and remember that your strongest emotion is love because if you love you will fight for what you love” this was what I was taught and it has helped me so much u have witnessed first hand how powerful love truly is how it can help, protect, save, care for, teach, and if not then what kind of love did that person have. I also carry the perspective that many people romanise many horrible aspects of life such as addiction and that if people don’t try to be the best version of themselves they will never get out yes you need support but you also need to help yourself. I would go on sharing more however I have been typing for one hour and have more things to do in my life. As much as I wish I could stay and talk and teach and help others I unfortunately can’t type forever but to whoever has seen this and took time to read all of this I wish that you share this with others, all the youth want a better world to live in one where everyone can live peacefully and be the best people they can be. I am a 14 year old girl in Australia and this is my perspective. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️ Also sorry for spelling mistakes or grammar mistakes!😭 Also in this video many pieces include men as well as women so idk why everyone is like oh women have it harder when this video is about both genders sort of if you understand what I mean
@DenilsonRamos792
@DenilsonRamos792 2 ай бұрын
Bizarro parece que ela tem sentimentos ❤❤❤❤
@alansmith7627
@alansmith7627 3 ай бұрын
It ain't real, people. It can't walk or dress itself. It has no voice - it's a pathetic circus trick !!
@deon521
@deon521 3 ай бұрын
Show me this same bold confidence without make-up 🙃
@starkiller1782
@starkiller1782 3 ай бұрын
How do you get the tecipe😊
@kiranmahesh5275
@kiranmahesh5275 3 ай бұрын
Where are breathing movements .during and between sentences .
@eumorphiaartemiou5748
@eumorphiaartemiou5748 3 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@JimmyDeneus-e9k
@JimmyDeneus-e9k 3 ай бұрын
🤎🤎🤎🤎
@RichardWoods-qf1yy
@RichardWoods-qf1yy 3 ай бұрын
What you’re failing to mention is that Danny changed for Sandy as well, it wasn’t one sided. She didn’t lose herself , she was the same person as he was
@Nata-12q
@Nata-12q 3 ай бұрын
I have it on my knees thighs and butt and I am mix so you can see it very much and I am 13 and I have it due to genetics but I learned a lot of people have it too so I started wearing shorts but I am struggling to wear swim suits.
@kimnana14
@kimnana14 3 ай бұрын
1:35 what does he add to the Carmel emulsion before adding the strawberries?
@layladilajla
@layladilajla 3 ай бұрын
I read the comments and it is interesting to me that there is little talk about the book Womens magic truths on borlest, I read it a few days ago and I can say that it is one of the best books I have ever read. The book teaches women how to build self-confidence :)
@jimshelton115
@jimshelton115 3 ай бұрын
How about sex ?
@SarahPagan-tk4mo
@SarahPagan-tk4mo 3 ай бұрын
Stretch mark is a beautiful thing that everyone have. I have stretch marks. Around my belly cuz I got pregnant by three sons and around my butt cheeks in front thigh I think that's sexy and something normal. I love my body. I love myself. And if somebody say something nobody's perfect in life cuz people got freckles it's like having stretch mark but just different ways and that's also sexy. Love you all. Stay safe.💐💘😘💋🌹❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Beautiful woman s plz don't feel ashamed y'all all are Queens 👑 gorgeous 🥰. See y'all 👋.
@tomasdemeter5804
@tomasdemeter5804 3 ай бұрын
Skynet
@kateann5101
@kateann5101 3 ай бұрын
‘Me Before You’ is one of my favorite romance fictions of all time, and I've just come across this video where I read all the comments spanning from seven years ago to now. As an abled woman and a writer myself, I acknowledge that everything I say here may carry the risk of being biased and ignorant. Still, I wish to contribute my few thoughts to the ongoing discussion. I first encountered the story when the film was released. At that time, I was in a six-year relationship and found it challenging to understand my partner's perspectives and needs. Our breakthrough came after watching the film, which led me to ponder, ‘Would I still love and forgive him if I couldn't accept and understand his decisions?’ Although his desires were unrelated to assisted suicide, the film, and subsequent reflection, helped me understand how to listen to the pains and desires of my loved ones. In my interpretation, this story is primarily about relationships and love, and Jojo Moyes did a fine job portraying what love can entail. However, because it touches on difficult and sensitive matters, things can become more complicated. Reading the comments, I realised that the ‘allowance’ given to Will's decision in the story may hurt disabled people's feelings, or even give out wrong guidance. Nevertheless, I'm perplexed about certain points. Some suggest that such stories shouldn't be written by abled persons. As a writer myself, I often grapple with this dilemma. One of the primary reasons I write is because “trying” to stand in other people's shoes is the best way for me to understand things that I don't initially understand. It’s a task that comes with significant responsibility, and most of the writers I know are trying our best to listen to those who have firsthand experience. A few comments here have quoted Moyes saying that ‘it's just about one character,’ but before she said that, she stated that she wished to write a story about such a decision because she didn't understand it at first. She didn't just assume a disabled person would want to end their life or that their life is not worth living. She encountered a real life example, didn't agree with it, and attempted to comprehend it. If anything, I feel she's standing more in Louisa Clark's shoes, never considering a disabled man's voice as not worth living until encountering someone who thought differently. A story is built with several central characters. If we only take Will's decision as what the author suggests we should do, then yes, this would be a terrible book. But this story isn't like that. We have Louisa and her family, as well as Will's family, all having different opinions and reactions on the matter. The fact that the plots ended in Will's death does not mean that the story's message is as such. In fact, I know many, including myself, who after reading this story, felt very sorry for Will's decision and thought that he should probably live on. But that’s not for any of us to say. The story’s trajectory is not equal to its message and effects - especially in a tragedy/normal ending story. I guess that's what I'm trying to express. The only remaining issue, then, I think, is her unsatisfactory handling of medical details. That might be the only objective fault I can see here, because it's true, she could have done more research and been more careful with her treatment. (She definitely did do some research, maybe just not enough.) However, I don’t see how this one single flaw can be the reason to deny all the other accompliments she made. Art, in my opinion, should provoke difficult discussions, broaden our horizons, make us think about things we've never considered before, and potentially move us. ‘Me Before You’ has done all that. And I really don’t think she deserves some of the harsh comments here.
@graycoyote6849
@graycoyote6849 4 ай бұрын
Ladies, saggy boobs are naturally beautiful.
@user-yu5by7nb8r
@user-yu5by7nb8r 4 ай бұрын
Отстойные тату .
@blackislerecords
@blackislerecords 4 ай бұрын
You pronounced "gey" wrong, It should sound like "guy"
@anujgoswami2.1
@anujgoswami2.1 4 ай бұрын
What is love Sophia?
@anujgoswami2.1
@anujgoswami2.1 4 ай бұрын
Will you merry me
@anujgoswami2.1
@anujgoswami2.1 4 ай бұрын
I love you
@Sayarkiadaalat
@Sayarkiadaalat 4 ай бұрын
hi am human😂
@brimontXP
@brimontXP 4 ай бұрын
The idea breast to models, tv stars, porn stars, etc., is perky breasts. Well many of us women don't have that. To have old women breasts that just hangs is why many don't like to undress for a man. This is why many like to have the lights off ☺️
@Starrr-ro8hg
@Starrr-ro8hg 4 ай бұрын
He cheated He got a model pregnant that’s not a good marriage
@GK-cn3qn
@GK-cn3qn 4 ай бұрын
I love her smile in the end!