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Women will lose everything
You all by now know how critical of feminism I have become over the years. I have written about this multiple times. This August, women hit a new low. So many women are defending Lindsay Clancy in such a weird and deranged way that not just...
Mental Illness
Before anyone stops reading. This is not about Lindsay Clancy. To me, she reads like a psychopath and that is not a mental illness. That is a personality disorder. She is a bad person. I may be wrong on this one, but I do not care, the way...
Women in 2026
I often romanticize the 1920s as an era that I first of know way too little about and that I still love. I love the fashion and the living style from furniture to how houses are built. It was the time between two world wars where people wer...
Plot Twist Hunters & Words I Despise
My dog has a really annoying habit. She has to be first wherever we go, often jumping in front of me and squeezing by me in the tightest spots. Just today I have accidentally run into her at least 5 times. I always call this “when activitie...
Islam is a totalitarian ideology
Recently, I have been dreaming about moving to a more rural region. And just Sunday, when my husband and I went out on a brunch date in one of the nice towns around here, we all over sudden ran into lots of people we knew and it immediately...
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I am a German who moved to the US. That qualifies me for an opinion and not much else. I have experience with loved ones suffering from hoarding, depression, anorexia, heart failure, dementia, and ALS.
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