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majin_nemesis posted...

Might as well not be in a relationship at all if you are never going to talk with the other person and how weak do you have to be to be afraid of her saying something to you?

This is a prime example why people dont want to open up.

You so didn't watch the video. There's no way you could watch that and think "toxic masculinity for men bottling up emotions." Specifically when he said "don't open up to women." He said nothing about bottling up his emotions in general. Just don't open up to women.

Your comparison to light skinned people is nonsense. Because it doesn't even address anything halfway close to what was said in the video.

The phrase "toxic masculinity" in this instance IS being brought up to blame men. As it's a dumb statement made by Shaq and literally has nothing to do with toxic masculinity.

Because they are morons with too much money.

Remember: Phil Spencer is the guy who thought Microsoft should buy Nintendo, and said that would be a career moment for him.

its because cheating is wrong dude.

Apparently some people see nothing wrong with adultery? I dunno

If you are married and want to have sex with someone else get a divorce first. If you want to have sex with a married person tell them to get a divorce first. Its not that hard.

The man expressed he had no intention of leaving his wife. Doesn't matter how you view marriage. At the end of the day it's a legally binding oath. Miss [enter country name here] is a title that you receive based on the merits of your appearance and character. She won under the false pretense of having a character deemed as adequate. People are within their rights to revoke their acceptance based off her unethical decision to knowingly disturb the legal contract between another couple and in addition lie about it to multiple degrees when confronted.

You're being disingenuous by calling it simply a relationship. Actively engaging with a married person is quite in fact a shitty thing to do. Stop trying to defend infidelity.

Why are you saying "you guys" when we're just explaining to you how the culture works over there? None of us are dictating that lol.

It certainly does when your job is something like being a public figure. What you say and what you do is a representation of yourself as well as the role you occupy. It is very much the responsibility of anyone that's a public figure or role model to set a positive example and act ethically/morally. The exception being if you are the winner of the Miss Piece-Shit-Pageant, then in that case you're likely expected to act unethically

Having a relationship with a married man, Im talking about this case. Personally I dislike the idea that idols and the like have to be pure, but knowingly entering a relationship with a married man is clearly something that can be scrutinized.

People in public facing jobs/positions will always face scrutiny for being involved in stuff like this. They arent a faceless worker, theyre representing something, and if their actions have a negative reflection on whatever theyre representing, of course theyll get kicked to the curb. I dont think this is particularly controversial, its just how things work.

Japan, as Im aware, makes voice actors more like personality figures, which is why the examples of people losing job opportunities happened, whereas its less likely to have happened in the US. This part is more of a culture thing to be sure.

Now, whether or not a Miss Japan type thing is something of that nature well from what Ive read in the topic, its meant to be more than physical beauty, so it seems justified enough. If she denied any knowledge of it being an affair, then I would consider it unfair, theres a different between intentionally being with someone who you know has a partner, and unintentionally doing so.

in other words racist bigots forced her out

Why are people whining about Japanese culture not honoring homewreckers?

Not every country needs to be degenerate like the US. Us having no standards for the personal lives of the celebrities we idolize is why trash like Trump get cult followings here.

This, only rich people should be starting businesses. Stay in your lane, poor people.

If you cant afford to pay your employees a living wage then dont start a business.

He says he's not switching houses because he's already paid too much into the current one, and he needs the extra space for his live-in housekeeper.

Mind that this is all his fault since he could've just fully paid off the house back when he was rich. But he says he didn't bother because he thought he'd be dead in a few years anyway.

boogie relies on YouTube as his primary source of income and you don't get paid off of subscribers, you get paid off of views (ad views, specifically).

Despite having 4 million subscribers his videos only gain around 9k to 80k views. It's a significantly underperforming channel. The grand majority of his subscribers were gained during his Francis/happy fat guy days and have since tuned out of the channel. He absolutely needs to boost viewership to continue paying off his house.

Because human actors keep insisting on being paid for their work.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/fe2026a2.jpg

AI must be stopped.

He didn't say the babies weren't innocent, he just hand-waved their deaths. Calous and wrong for sure. No need to try Nd make something that bad sound worse.

Might.
Probably just 2 years in the end.

Sure, but Pokemon is a very important franchise, whereas Palworld represents a disruption to it.

Because there can only be one person on top and people want to know who is superior. I used to think it was Beyonce but now it definitely feels like Swift.

"The new trend 'legging legs' is problematic as it suggests that only certain body types are able to wear a piece of clothing an idea that promotes the appearance ideal we have all been exposed to and whose internalization may put people at risk to develop an eating disorder," Altunkara says.

the trend doesn't specify the exact standard for what defines the "legging legs" category