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My character Emma is 15. She’s obsessed with sports and dresses really fashionably, often judges other girls for petty things too. She does seem nice at first, even overtly so, to get people to join her friend group, but has a more complex side.

She’s very cliquey with her friends and will kick random girls out of her group for petty reasons. People often don’t want to spend time with Emma’s group because Emma is there, although she thinks people don’t want to hang out with her because she’s “different” and “the weird kid”, neither of which people see her as.

Emma often believes that people deserve to be bullied/mistreated by her and that nothing’s ever her fault, and has done loads of manipulation and emotional harm towards her “friends”.

Emma is extremely nice to the other boys and wants to gain their attention, often by flirting with them, laughing at their jokes, and even trying to steal guys from their girlfriends.

Everyone is different. Some people who are non binary but lean/present as feminine might use feminine words, but others I’ve seen use the masculine because they think modifying the grammar is complicated.

I personally use the gender-neutral modified language, like using elle in Spanish.

I heard two people arguing about whether or not someone farted.

Jeg vet at mange nordmenn snakker engelsk i tillegg til norsk, men er det et annet språk?

Maybe it’s because a lot of them are girls, but they’re like this with guys too. They are very touchy with each other, but it seems awkward if it’s with me.

I’ve asked for permission and they said they don’t like physical contact, so I obviously don’t.

My friends overall seem closer with each other than with me, but I just find it kind of interesting that they make physical contact a lot but not with me (ex: hugging, holding hands, grabbing arm, etc.)

If someone could help me out, that’d be greatly appreciated! I’m not trying to judge, I genuinely don’t understand, which is why I’m asking here. I do understand some cases such as: “Sorry, I only really allow my boyfriend to do that stuff with me”.

Sorry for the random question.

These are not mine, obviously, plus, I’m a lemmy.ca user (so I apologize for posting here) but I did come across

! [email protected] and [email protected] which are both Blahaj Lemmy groups for people who speak Toki Pona.

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I want a free app to practice and memorize vocabulary but one that also teaches grammar and audio comprehension (I can barely understand sometimes, especially since I don't use Duolingo every day) better than Duolingo does and doesn't make you lose hearts or anything.

It could also just be English if you only speak English.

Random post, also he is quite controversial.

So, this guy I used to be friends with (maybe he gets some slack, I’m 18 and he’s 17) is a very far-right individual.

He doesn’t date trans people (which is fine) but he also thinks that they don’t count as “actual” men/women and that they’re some other category, and says he can’t date them “because he’s bisexual”.

He also heavily criticizes Democrats/non-Trump supporters and praises anyone who supports Trump, even if they’re bad people because he doesn’t believe bad people support Trump?

My friend also says it would make sense for him to be bisexual and support Trump since he heavily prefers women and would therefore “fit in with straight people” and not understand LGBT stuff. He seems to support it as a bi dude but the way he talks about other stuff heavily outweighs his support.

He also believes every non-white person should “go back to where they came from”, that they’re all illegal immigrants (bonus points if they’re Latino), and that people who aren’t white are secretly out to get white people.

He even tried to tell me that my friend of Caribbean descent was bad and that he would end up killing us all and tried to persuade me to stop being his friend.

But seriously, prefers the opposite gender or not, he is still bi, and I don’t really understand LGBT Trump supporters much.