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I see several for political news but IDK if there’s one for discussing/asking about them.

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 2 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

For example:

I remember someone asking me about religion in Poland (they were Polish and didn’t know and also didn’t have their phone with them) so they asked me to look it up. It was more efficient, like I said, to just have them read this.

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 3 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Native Spanish and English speaker, Lemmy settings are in Spanish. I’m used to my settings being in Spanish because I grew up in South America with electronics naturally being set to Spanish.

Also, when I’d go to Google something for my friends, it was more efficient to have them read it, rather than just translating.

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Native speaker of English & Spanish. Born in the US, technically, but we moved because of some job my dad had, I think.

He decided to stay in South America, and when I learned about certain things via friends, school, and the Internet, they happened to be in Spanish.

My parents, who I spoke English and Spanish with, didn’t really teach me certain adult stuff, so I learned through literature and school assignments (but also TV).

(So sexual topics and topics related to drugs I learned in Spanish)

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publicado de forma cruzada desde: https://lemmy.ml/post/26060653

A community for people to congratulate your accomplishments, major or minor.

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A community for people to congratulate your accomplishments, major or minor.

!CongratsLikeImFive@lemmy.ml

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 6 points 1 week ago

If there is, my sister could check out the Fediverse

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This guy at school who my sister knows keeps meowing. My sister also has him added on social media, where he sends random videos of farting, burping, or him saying stuff in a weird voice to all his contacts of people his age?

Is this just typical teenage boy behavior? I didn’t talk to many boys at that age, nor were they American/English-speaking boys so I don’t know.

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I’m a bit confused, mainly because I’ve never been told this before. I once was trying to talk to someone I met, and asked them questions about themselves to get to know them.

After a while, they just said, “You don’t have to do this, you know. I’m fine with being silent.”

How would you respond to this? I don’t really know the implications or anything.

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I was told quite recently that I had an English nose. What does this imply?

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My sister Lena is 14. She has this one “friend” who is very odd from what I’ve seen? She’s known for being rude to almost anyone who isn’t popular at her school and yells at Lena for stupid crap.

She tells Lena she’s horrible at everything, talks behind her back, says she can’t be in her friend group, then says she’s “joking”.

Whenever something happens to anger the friend, she blames Lena and when she gets punished, she seems to have the mindset of “If I’m going down, Lena is going down with me.”

Lena came to the U.S. with our family when she was nine, so this friend is also very focused on her being foreign and won’t stop talking about her being white for some reason?

From what I know and have seen from this girl coming over sometimes, she finds random things to discriminate people for and also “almost” says the N-word (You “ni.. ninja!) against dark-skinned people or the K-word (“kite” instead of…) against Jewish people to “be funny”.

Lena’s other friend who came over one day also told me that the friend was discriminatory, finding random reasons to insult someone (even them because they’re neurodivergent), and that they were having problems with her.

I’m helping Lena figure it out. Lena doesn’t hang out with this girl for now, but I still gotta rant. Why are people even like this?

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 8 points 1 week ago

Ok, makes a lot of sense. :) I’m sex repulsed and asexual

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 9 points 1 week ago

Thank you for being respectful. I am more than happy to answer :)

  1. Artistic nudes are fine unless detailed depictions are included. Most of the time, yes, any form of nudity from a person triggers my phobia. Cleavage (or people in bras) is fine with me but not the whole deal, especially not with the nipples.

  2. I do, actually!

  3. I try 😅 If I don’t look at myself too much, it can be okay.

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 6 points 1 week ago

Thanks, and you’re welcome!!

I think this started sometime at age 11 during puberty. I was disgusted by things like sex scenes on TV, and was disgusted by anything involving nudity, which included having to look at my growing breasts.

If I don’t look at it, I tend to be fine and can wash myself. Soap can also cover a great deal of the area.

Not really, as I’ve never had to dress in front of anyone, nor have they in front of me. When they discuss sex or people being nude in front of them though it can irk me a lot.

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Title. I don’t know what to consider it, whether it stems from body dysmorphia or whatever but I have a general (although not extremely impairing) fear and discomfort of nudity. This may be common, though I haven’t met anyone who’s as uncomfortable with nudity and their own body as I am.

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 6 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

That makes sense. I mean, my sister has shown me messages from her and this friend, where the friend does indeed admit to doing this, but says “Yeah, well I only do this to people who deserve it” and stuff about people being useless.

Thanks so much, though :)

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It seems that the LGBT ones we got are for news and I don’t want to post random stuff about for example, my boyfriend, on a news community.

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 9 points 1 week ago

Isn’t this common with things like abusive relationships too? To trick the S/O into staying because they’re the only one who “understands”/“loves” them?

[-] AuroraGlamour@lemmy.ml 10 points 1 week ago

So it’s not just my sensitive nature to think she’s more abusive than anything?

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