I didn't take much longer. Im not sure whether I am more annoyed that the shit took home some of the money or that I care.I watched the whole series in under 24 hours.
Dear god, there are limits!What's next then? MAFS Australia starts end of the month. Anyone, anyone?
Absolutely!I watched the whole series in under 24 hours.
What's next then? MAFS Australia starts end of the month. Anyone, anyone?
I watched the last MAFSUK and, enjoyable as it was, I vowed never again. I was so fed up with all of them by the end of it, for different reasons. That fucking hippy 'at one with the universe' guy near the beginning. Omg, he flicked all my hate buttons.I watched the whole series in under 24 hours.
What's next then? MAFS Australia starts end of the month. Anyone, anyone?
Married At First Sight.
Married At First Sight. It's fucking awful.
He was a complete prick wasn’t he.I watched the last MAFSUK and, enjoyable as it was, I vowed never again. I was so fed up with all of them by the end of it, for different reasons. That fucking hippy 'at one with the universe' guy near the beginning. Omg, he flicked all my hate buttons.
No it isn’t, it’s brilliant.Married At First Sight. It's fucking awful.
On episode 6 and this is very insightful.
Yep, nailed it. By the end, I was fairly enraged by her, too, though. Very few likeable people on this at all, really.“The confidence of a straight white man”.
Except Brian. Brian got bonus points for beardage alone.
Yeah I found myself wavering on her. Couldn’t stand her right at the beginning but she was insightful at times, willing to rethink certain people (shame it was dickhead though), loyal to her bestie for the show and did the revenge thing much better than Ross. Then she was crap again but I wasn’t sure if I cared by that point.
It is sad, isn't it? And all to classic. The obvious misogynist (and racist homophobe it turns out) was allowed to stay in so the woman who didn't go along with the sisterhood was thrown out. The poorer people, who had much better reason than most to be distrustful of the world in general, behaving like they were more distrustful of the world in general and so were done down on the show.
Did you ever hear about the marshmallow study from the 1970s, which suggested that children who could delay gratification for eating marshmallows got better SAT scores, were less likely to be obese etc. in later life? The larger replication suggested a huge aspect of both the later outcomes and the delayed gratification in the first place was economic status.
More recent research does indeed suggest that the original marshmallow study was conflating cause and effect. It isn’t that there is some essential ability to delay gratification. The children that ate the marshmallow straight away were the ones from environments that led them to be suspicious of adults and promises. This environment is also one associated with many other effects, like lower SAT scores. And poorer social spheres tend also to be associated with higher obesity.Did you ever hear about the marshmallow study from the 1970s, which suggested that children who could delay gratification for eating marshmallows got better SAT scores, were less likely to be obese etc. in later life? The larger replication suggested a huge aspect of both the later outcomes and the delayed gratification in the first place was economic status.
wtf did she do wrong? what is wrong with people
The Traitors star Jasmine says online hate left her scared to go out
Jasmine Boatswain says her mental health suffered due to the attention she received after the show.www.bbc.co.uk
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The Traitors star Jasmine says online hate left her scared to go out
Jasmine Boatswain says her mental health suffered due to the attention she received after the show.www.bbc.co.uk
Jasmine says the volume and nature of the online comments made her worry she'd be abused in the street, and that "everyone hated" her.
"And I didn't want to leave the house because of that," she says.
Although Jasmine did get a positive reaction from lots of fans, she says the negative comments started to crowd out the positive ones in her head.
"I genuinely couldn't believe when someone said to me, 'I really liked you on the show'," she says.
"I just thought they were taking pity on me because I just really, really let these comments get to me."
Jasmine says she's in a better place now and has been helped by the aftercare team from The Traitors.
"They're so hands-on and they have regular check-ins," she says. "They definitely helped me in making sure that I'm OK and getting over the kind of rut that I was in after seeing the negativity online."
some people dont like confident black women
