As a white chick who loves spicy food more than anything, I'd probably laugh it off but I'd be a bit disappointed on the inside.
I have been asked if I'm sure I want the spicy version of a meal once in a Chinese and once in an Indian restaurant. I don't really consider it racist since it's more of a cultural thing but damn, nobody'd better make stuff less spicy for me, I ordered this food because I want my tongue to melt, dammit!

I mean yeah, it tastes like wax

Goddamn liberals pushing their gay/trans agenda with their ... *checks notes* transitioning trees!

@title I used to be an LG gal but I've decided to take a break from the brand until they fix their bootloop issues. When both my Nexus 5X and my boyfriend's GFlex 2 and then also his G6 had these problems all just within three years, I switched to Nokia. I'm pretty happy so far, they got over their awkward Windows Phone phase and now they're in Android business.

"Feminist bias" yeahhhhh bs. 4/7 of these problems are things feminists regularly talk about and insist we as a society should focus on. I used to be an anti-feminist but academic feminism is really something vastly different than the screaming pink haired high schoolers you see on Twitter. Feminists care deeply about issues concerning men, specifically those that rose out of strict gender roles such as the tiny likelihood of men to seek help when they've been raped, abused or when they have mental health issues. These problems stem out of the stereotype that men should always be strong and can't seek help or show emotions. Feminists care, guys. Don't discard the whole movement because there are some bad apples. I don't discard MRAs because there are some MGTOWs and incels in the movement either, and actually feminism and MRA have a lot of common goals.

Sewing on a button and making small repairs to your clothing is easy, I've done it since I was 10. I suspect the title of the original article is highly misleading because from my observations, many young people are sick of the Boomer consumerism on overdrive and as we realize that most stuff on the market is made by Bangladeshi and Chinese kids, we look for more ethical ways to get our clothing. Some people take courses to be able to make their own clothing, some go for ethical brands, some (like myself) buy clothes mainly from thrift stores.
I'm not saying we're all super woke or anything, in fact fast fashion is definitely a problem that maybe not even the boomers had, but my 70 year old grandma and most of her friends could never sew beyond reinforcing buttons. Same with my parents, my mom can do small repairs but that's it, when it comes to a lot of "crafting" I'm the most proficient one in my family. But that's just my personal experience, so feel free to share yours.

But doesn't that mean that "thots" would have an excuse for wearing so little clothing, since it's hot in hell?

Yeahhhh that's bs. Vaginas have specific microflora that keep the pH at a certain level. Douching, perfuming etc. can disturb that balance and give you yeast syndrome or bacterial vaginosis. Some people's vaginas are so sensitive that they can get health problems just from wearing non-cotton underwear. So yeah, double standard. Not to mention, dicks smell too and men tend to want oral more often than women. Or at least that's how the stereotype goes. Both me and my boyfriend don't really care much about it.

I saw Split, then a friend told me it's a sequel (ish) to Unbreakable so I watched that, and now I'm really excited for Glass. I hope it's good, Shyamalan has had a not so good reputation recently.

I'm a woman and the only thing I'm mad about is that he's a console peasant.
(Don't get offended, I meant it as a joke. Am not actually one of the PC Master race nutjobs.)

Bendy and the Ink Machine anyone?