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Tisha Bell

Tisha Bell

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Tisha Bell · commented on 25 posts

about 7 years ago

Tisha Bell

Tisha Bell · commented on 13 posts

about 8 years ago

Mom Goes Viral For Calling Out Nurse Who 'Body-Shamed' 13-Year-Old Daughter, But Many People Disagree
Mom Goes Viral For Calling Out Nurse Who 'Body-Shamed' 13-Year-Old Daughter, But Many People Disagree

Doctors and nurses need to ask about weight fluctuations, from the tonality it may have been the NP had bad bedside manner- however it could also not have been delivered so severely, and she just went full 'mamabear' over something trivial and is making a mountain out of a molehill. Meh, unimpressed.

Women On Tumblr Unite To Prove That Not All Old Fashion Statements Were A Tool Of Patriarchy
Women On Tumblr Unite To Prove That Not All Old Fashion Statements Were A Tool Of Patriarchy

My wedding dress had a 'fashion' corset, and lord that simplified version of one took 9-10 minutes just to tie correctly and was just as restrictive. But I felt pretty badass in it.

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about 8 years ago

Someone Mocked A Russian Woman For Her Accent In English And She Delivered A Brutal Comeback
Someone Mocked A Russian Woman For Her Accent In English And She Delivered A Brutal Comeback

She made a mistake because in russian the articles are attached at the end of the word. It's really weird for russian (and other people) when they start learning english to separate the articles and place them before the word. Also one thing I've always found strange (and difficult) about english is the complete lack of logic or reason behind spelling and pronunciation- you write "queue", but pronounce it "ku:". Or just think about how you would pronounce these three different sentences: "Today I will READ a book", "Yesterday I READ a book", "The cover of the book is RED". English is completely bonkers, what I like about russian is that 90% of the time what you write is what you pronounce.