I’m having this when it comes to the movie Casablanca. Everyone is like “oh, what a timeless romance”, and all I see is a bromance of two guys who won’t let women go to safety with their families unless they sleep with them.

Yeah, you’re right, the implied meaning can be better translated with more words than the litteral one. And it’s nice to encounter a fellow German-through-Rammstein student ❤️‍🔥 (Mein Herz Brennt)

They say God, but they mean luck. If you translate it like that in your mind, it starts making sense.

It does mean literally health.

I do the same, but at times I use Ecosia instead of Qwant. The results are borderline unusable, just like in case of Google - too many commercial links, disrespect for the exact expressions I use or their proximity in text. If something is called similar to a product… So I find these search engines similar to Google, I use them to avoid Google, not to get better results. When image searching, I sometimes go back to Google when I don’t get enough results - Google usually finds more.

The optimum may shift over time.

You’re assuming too much.

Everyone can be broken. He’s not that special. Definitely not as special as he wishes everyone to think he is.

The last part reads super misogynist. Young attractive women have problems of their own, feeling underpriviledged in gay bars is not one of them.

You were not asked by op, though.

Spaceship Sagittarius

How would the maintenance differ from normal long hair? I can imagine the red dye getting washed out a bit, but that wouldn’t look too bad either.

So it’s high inner motivation. Congratulations, btw.

With the new surveyance methods available to the regime, this is going to get harder and harder.

My friend loves this saying: An experience doesn’t have to be nice, as long as it’s intense. I kind of hate when he says it. But at times of hurting, I remember, and it makes me go all ironic and sarcastic and I become able to find dark humour and absurdity in the situation. And that allows me to appreciate that my life is rich and colourful, even if it’s not always positive. It gives me stories to tell.

The word “rasist” is nowadays often used more widely. You’re right about the strict definition. I also think it’s reasonable to use it in a wider sense if the underlying feelings are the same, which seems to be the case here.

Could just use F

Thank you, I’m from a former communist country, so I meet direct witnesses every day. What you’re talking about is real.

Sounds just like today. The positions of elders would soon atract the ruthless psychopats that seek power. The sustainability speak soon becomes an empty ritual. A few powerfull people decide the important stuff based on their potential gains.

Some communities, I’d say. I’m pretty sure the systems in indigenous communities were diverse (and they still are, at many places).