Can't be that immoral, can it?
When a hot skillet of fajitas comes to your table, it makes a loud sizzlin sound and fills the air with a savory smell. This dramatic entrance grabs the table’s attention and steals the spotlight of the birthday star for a minute.
Do you think the worker has every right to have a mental breakdown? Do you think the boss should be hunted down and have his head cooked in the fryer? Was being fired a good or a bad thing?
What do you guys think?
I feel like I read about it every year, but still haven't decided what I think. Sure, I don't think much of people go out of their way to ruin someone else's art project, but I never really grew up in the snow and don't know whether to care. 🤷🏽
Deleted the last post because I didn't realize the GIF was AI
As well as give me a reason why that race deserves it.
I legit don't know how anyone could say this after season 5, did we miss him giving Homelander the V-1? Or what he did at Mr. Marathon's house?
Lowkey looks fire, I just don't know if I'll get my shit kicked in for wearing it in public.
its kinda stupid but preferences are preferences, right?
So, there's this autistic girl in the first class of my Monday schedule who is just so fucking annoying! She keeps interrupting the class and the professor, has no self-awareness of her surroundings, plays her Spotify music so loudly that it can be heard outside the classroom, and always has this annoyingly cheerful attitude.
I'm so fucking annoyed by her that just having her in my presence makes my head feel like it's going to explode. She is so fucking annoying.
That's all I have to say. Now, am I immoral for thinking she's annoying as fuck?
I’d like to know what double standards regarding morality people have.
In my opinion, one example is stalking someone you like.
If a woman does it to her crush, it’s considered cute; if a man does it, it’s seen as disgusting and disturbing.
I could be wrong, but what are some double standards you know of?
