-Cecelia

If you ever feel sad or unpleased with your writing, remember New York Time's Best Selling WOMAN Author wrote;
          	
          	- Racist remarks about Asian food
          	- A literal newborn baby's balls
          	- step sibling × step sibling
          	- Uncle × Nephew
          	- Domestic violence as a romantic book
          	- Abuse as a romantic book
          	- R@pe and Sexu@l Assult
          	- Sexu@l stuff about women 
          	- Multiple comments about women's chests
          	
          	And still manages to get sales and people defending her.

-Aurele

@-Cecelia ,
          	  She also has a lot of terribly written sex scene and has her character talk/think about sex way too much. You can't get through a single book without terrible smut or a character talking about wanting to see a woman's boobs.
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FutureDiaryAyano

@-Cecelia
          	  Oh.
          	  Well, my crap is competitively better in morality standards alone, so at least I've got that :D
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-Cecelia

If you ever feel sad or unpleased with your writing, remember New York Time's Best Selling WOMAN Author wrote;
          
          - Racist remarks about Asian food
          - A literal newborn baby's balls
          - step sibling × step sibling
          - Uncle × Nephew
          - Domestic violence as a romantic book
          - Abuse as a romantic book
          - R@pe and Sexu@l Assult
          - Sexu@l stuff about women 
          - Multiple comments about women's chests
          
          And still manages to get sales and people defending her.

-Aurele

@-Cecelia ,
            She also has a lot of terribly written sex scene and has her character talk/think about sex way too much. You can't get through a single book without terrible smut or a character talking about wanting to see a woman's boobs.
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FutureDiaryAyano

@-Cecelia
            Oh.
            Well, my crap is competitively better in morality standards alone, so at least I've got that :D
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-Cecelia

Friendly reminder Israel has been controlling the Palestinian's access to food and water since 1967 and has caused a 50+ year water crisis in Gaza. And the "6 day war" that led up to this was caused because Israel destroyed Egyptian and Syrian air forces.

-Cecelia

Love it when people can't just have a conversation and immediately resort to blocking without any talking or second interaction.
          
          Talk to me. If you have something to say, say it and talk to me like an actual person. I can't have a debate or a disagreement  unless you talk to me and let me have one. I can't hear your point or what you're saying or understand your side unless you let me.

-Cecelia

『 @-Aurele 』
            Honestly, no lol. Just disappointed. 
            
            I don't mind having debates or disagreements at all. I love having them bechase it gives me more perspectivs and such. I don't like when I'm blocked before I can get to say what I'm thinking and argue my point too.
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-Aurele

@-Cecelia 
            Are you very surprised the Harry Styles Stan doesn't want to have a civil debate over Palestine?
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-Cecelia

Cannot wait for the IDF and the United States to justify the mass murder of 200 and the injury of 400 more all for 4 people.

-Cecelia

@stylesharryholic
            To make it clear; I don't think Hamas is innocent at all. I don't think they're not guilty and I do think that, yes, what they're doing isn't okay either. 
            
            But what I don't agree with is acting like the murder and maiming of 26,000 children deserve such horrific fate because of Hamas. And I certainly don't think the death of 60 children (who died in Nuseirat this weekend) should be justified or celebrated.
            
            People need to learn the difference between government and civilians. A government can be awful and do shitty things but it doesnt mean their civilians deserve death or to be slaughtered. And just because some people support the government and partake in these unjustifiable things, it doesn't mean everybody else does and deserves to be killed or injured and have their deaths celebrated.
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stylesharryholic

@-Cecelia should we be blaming Hamas for putting the hostages in civilian homes?
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-Cecelia

Almost 40,000 people have been killed in Gaza, women and children make up 73% of that and children make up 44% of the total deaths.
          
          Israel is threatening to continue its operation in Rafah (AKA, what they claimed was a safe zone for Palestinians) because the US is no longer giving them bombs.
          
          677,000 Palestinians are starving and have no access to food, water, or medical assistance because Israel has blocked their access to getting any.
          
          War in Ukraine is still not over. We're on day 806, drone attacks are still very present and continuing there.
          
          Dr. Congo is also being bombed and has at least 20 people killed within the last week, over 5 million killed since 1998. It's one of the longest and worst humanititary crises alongside Syria, Yemen, Sudan, and Afghanistan. 
          
          30 million people in Afghanistan need humanitary assistance. 28.1 million in Sudan, 27.3 million in Dr. Congo, and over 32 million in Syria.
          
          9.8 million children in Yemen need help.
          
          There's a lot going on that is not talked about enough.

ComradeCon

@-Cecelia I see you're also aware about the Yemen situation
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-Cecelia

@yourstruly-_
            Except that hasn't happened. 
            
            Reuters has a few aticles about this posted about this. One posted not even 12 hours ago. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-optimistic-revised-hamas-proposal-may-break-gaza-ceasefire-impasse-2024-05-08/
            
            https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/wrapup1-israel-begins-evacuating-part-rafah-ahead-threatened-assault-2024-05-06/
            
            NBC; https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/live-blog/live-updates-israel-urges-civilians-leave-eastern-rafah-cease-fire-hop-rcna150801
            
            PressTV; https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2024/05/06/725088/Hamas-ceasefire-proposal-Gaza-agreement
            
            New York Times; https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/07/world/middleeast/israel-hamas-ceasefire-proposal.html
            
            VOI.ID; https://voi.id/en/news/379165
            
            There's more articles out there too. 
            
            Unless they came up with something within the last 9 hours, no truce or permanent ceasefire has been made. Israel doesn't think the ceasefire agreed to by Hamas fits their demands and wants.
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yourstruly-_

@-Cecelia Well, we watched at the news at my grandparent's house and apparently they asked for a truce and they accepted ??
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-Cecelia

Has anybody seen the disney movie Wish?

ComradeCon

@-Cecelia agreed
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-Cecelia

『 @A_Username_Wastaken 』
            I can see why he would be upset speaking he waited so long, but to me, Aisha thinking he should still get it just because of his age even after knowing the reasons on why its dangerous is where I lost her.
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-Cecelia

『  @A_Username_Wastaken 』
            I agree, she made me cringe a lot with her quirkiness and awkwardness (specifically at the beginning) because it just felt forced and out of place. 
            I sided with Magnifico. I don't think he would have ever turned into a villain if she didn't provoke him. I agreed that her grandfather's (great grandfather's?) wish was too broad, Magnifico had a valid reason to deny it, and she was too young to fully understand that yet. 
            I also don't understand why she got so mad his wish wasn't granted just because of his birthday. He doesn't get a free wish pass because he's turning 100, it seems a bit entitled to think the Kingdom revolves around your family.
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