Even before we get to whether they care about a woman’s status, to even meet a woman of significantly lower status they’d have to do a lot of elbow-rubbing with the lower classes. If you’re famous that would honestly be a PITA even if you weren’t a complete asshole.
No, it increases by the amount of showers. Lots of people just don’t wash often, they don’t necessarily replace each bath with a shower.
Whatever they consider that to be, probably. There’s no way that the true name of a trans person would be their deadname, and what about women who take on the family name of their husband?
Most stories are very specific that it must be the true name. I’m also thinking of old real world stories like Rumpelstilzchen - surely the being was somehow being referred to by humans, but you still had to know its true name to “win”.
I couldn’t even follow the news, though. English was nowhere near as bad.
What about all the native Spanish speakers who are already in the US?
Tried using my school Spanish once on holiday. Difference between German school Spanish and Spain Spanish is way too big, it’s like even in Madrid they’re using completely different pronounciation rules than what we learned.
And TBH I don’t like the climate anyway, so I have pretty much no reason whatsoever to put the work in. Should have learned French instead.
Yeah, I had two and only gained actual usable proficiency in one (English).
Judging by what “conservative” (far right) politicians in my country say, they specifically don’t want to give people time off. Their idea of “appriate worker’s/citizen’s rights” is more akin to “indentured servitude”.
If this was someone that I have regular contact with, I’d be kinda impressed that they managed to keep the secret. Though there’s degrees to wealth - I wouldn’t be impressed of the secretkeeping if I already knew that they were some kind of rich manager type, just not that rich.
That said, fuck billionaires.
That kinda requires intention and effort, you wouldn’t be doing it because the process is so enjoyable. I definitely remember syrup medicine being really tasty when I was a kid.
Lots of pill-shaped medicine already does. You’re supposed to swallow them immediately, if you don’t you often find that they are mixed with bittering agents (or just naturally taste bitter).
Where I live, cough syrup that might actually be dangerous (e.g. the purple drank stuff) is already prescription-only or fully illegal, anyway.
What’s your specific issue with France?
Washing hands with soap is definitely important. IDK that you’d really get sick from a trash can being carried around the kitchen, but it sounds like your mom just generally doesn’t wash her hands after touching dirty stuff. Some germs are more harmful than others, I wouldn’t trust her around chicken or when there’s actually someone in the household with an infectious disease …
Damn, I thought my parents’ kitchen looked like a mess, and I’m not exactly a neat freak myself. Good thing I live on my own and only have to live with my own messes …
Seems like the precondition to making it highly-publicised is that popular media actually wants to shine a light on this and isn’t prevented from it by those who buy their ads, sponsored articles etc.
It’s a bit of a catch22; to make the world better, the world already needs to be better. The media who would publicise this are probably already bringing stories about the evils of environmental destruction all the time, and they’re consumed by people who already know that environmental destruction is bad and want it to stop, but there’s only so much a minority can accomplish when big business can just pay off the people who could decide to really do something about it.
There’s Stack Overflow and Hackernews. I’d say that Stack Overflow tends to be a better resource than Reddit for tech questions - it’s not exactly a forum, and that’s both a strength and a weakness. And you can’t just copy Reddit 1:1, because then why would people move away from Reddit to another commercial site? It has been tried at least one time, and it failed (Voat). The threadiverse would probably also be considered a failure if it was a commercial operation.
Is this based on real, reliable statistics or just newspaper headlines?
Also every guilty person. They’re human rights, not “rights you have until you do something bad”.