"Write.. The shittiest take in the world.. Or I'll eat your soul . .. And I wrote the first thing that came to my head Just so happened to be The shittiest take in the world It was the shittiest take in the world"
ExtimateCookie
The existential wound of being born
It started working again after an update. I do have their own fdroid repo for faster updates so idk if it's in thr fdroid repo yet
Omg you're the good kind of black
To be fair I see myself back in the day and think "what was I thinking"
Still waiting for someone to create Woman
"You could be dying rn or it could be absolutely nothing... It's probably nothing..unless ? Haha can't prescribe anything go see some doc meanwhile have this panic attack"
You can't spell Joeker without Joe
I have a feeling white libs procreate just for the "my x years old said" tweets
I self-host Wallabag
They always like to think of Palestinians and maybe all Arabs as this monolithic mass, instead of a culture that also contains a lot of diversity. I live in a Muslim country and there's a lot of diversity. There are trans people, and openly gay people, progressives, atheists, feminists, etc. Even between Muslims with traditional values there's a lot of disagreement.
Arabic speaker here. This is weird because in Arabic there are two words that can both be spelled as "shahid" in English but they are pronounced differently and spelled differently in Arabic. Witness is generally spelled as شاهد which is pronounced as Shaaa-Hed. شاهد can litetally mean "to see or to watch something". Martyr is شهيد which is pronounced like Shahiiiid.
But it's complicated too because the plural "shohadaa" is the same for both these words so it can mean "witnesses" or "martyrs".
The article is using two words as if they are one word used differently. They are two words that have the same plural form.