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[davidjosephdj77]

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[rotzaprachim]

I don’t think people posting “I’m not going to cry about it” [the deaths of anyone] in regards to what’s happening in Palestine and Israel right now realize how fucking callous that is. Well, maybe you aren’t, but some people very much are, and the fact that you don’t hold any emotional, cultural, or familial connections to the victims of violence and can just shrug it off under broader ideologies is a sign of your incredible privilege and remove, not of sensitivity and solidarity

[elettraml]

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[news4dzhozhar]

Brazil’s Lula compares Israel’s war on Gaza with the Holocaust

[masaotheheckindog]

If there's one thing the rise of short form videos has taught me, it's that a lot of people do actually wear shoes in their homes and it's not just a thing from tv and movies.

[vicontheinternet]

I’ve come to notice that we can’t have a show/movie that doesn’t center whiteness in some way mainstream or not because white ppl can’t picture themselves in characters that aren’t white while that’s all we had to do

[wooahaes]

I totally understand your point and where those asks are coming from about the things you can't stand in fics, but there's a difference between hating a certain expression like "she released a breath she didn't know she had been holding" and being triggered over things like y/n being described as small, having long hair and stuff. The writers are most likely writing from their own characteristics (or if not, things that they'd like to have)

That's personal preference and if you'd like to see something specific represented, why don't you write it yourself? (And I absolutely don't mean this in a condescending way, I'm genuinely saying you should try writing it yourself, why not?)

hi anon! i'm going to assume you're new here since it'll explain that last part since i occasionally do write fics with chubby readers or fem readers that are tagged as such since i like seeing myself represented <3 i always tag them as being a chubby reader so that people who don't want to read that kind of thing can avoid it since it's not applicable to everyone and some people just aren't interested in reading it

also, before i really go into it... i'd very much appreciate it if you didn't throw around the word 'triggered' in such a manner. we're having a discussion on my blog. if i've gotten a little too heated, then that's my bad, but this is nothing like being triggered by something (trust me, being sent into a breakdown over an actual trigger is not fun and a thousand times more stressful/upsetting than getting a little heated during a discussion).

i think the thing is... my anons have all been pretty nice about the things they're talking about? i genuinely brought up the point of writing pet peeves in terms of phrases or things that people see in writing since i like creating a safe place to talk about things. i'm very much a white woman though, so i try not to comment too much on things like my first anon brought up of writers talking about reader visibly blushing aside from the fact that i try to avoid physical descriptors like that due to it alienating darker skinned readers. it's usually because of these comments (so far not aimed at me, but general grievances with reading fics) that i try to avoid any physical descriptions in my fics--reader doesn't turn red or blush in a visual sense, but their face will get warm or they'll get flustered by a statement. it's a more universal feeling that people can agree to rather than worrying about the color their face is, plus it's more inclusive of people who don't visibly blush.

my other anon said that they feel self conscious so it bothers them when writers specifically talk about showing off curves (which not every person has, by the way--i've known people who are rectangular in body shape and lack any curves, doesn't make them any more or less a person deserving of respect). this is easily something a writer could warn for, too. describing reader as petite or dainty or tiny is also something that alienates the readers and rarely gets a warning for.

if i may be so bold, i don't think you fully understand my point and my anons points. reader fanfics are meant to be an inclusive medium because you're intentionally writing a more blank slate than you would an original character. it's one thing to write something like a personality or giving your reader likes/dislikes and writing reader as someone petite. i... simply can't ever be petite (i can lose weight, yes, but i won't ever be tiny and petite because my body simply isn't like that). dark skinned readers can't just become lighter.

it's okay to write a reader from your own characteristics. it's okay to romanticize your skin tone or your body. it's not okay to not warn people about it when they don't fit that mold. if you're going to exclude readers, then the nice thing to do is warn them before they start reading your fics. i warn people when i write chubby reader fics, i've seen poc writers warn when they're writing a poc reader... why can't people with long hair or smaller body types do the same? why would people viewed as deviations from that mold be the only people who have to warn people? i'm not saying you can't write a reader who's petite, i'm saying you should tell your audience when you do. it helps readers find material that fits them better rather than walk into a fic and be taken out of it because reader's described with things like "your slim body" or noted to be blushing red.

and as i've said, i've written a lot of fics. some of them feature a chubby reader because i do like to write my own representation sometimes. most of the time, i leave those details out because i don't see a point in them. i write for myself sometimes, but i also like writing for other people and giving them a place where they can feel safe in romantic fics where they're loved no matter who they are or what they look like. sometimes i start ideas with a chubby reader that i later cut out because their body type didn't actually matter to the story i'm telling (even though i could have just kept reader chubby--why alienate people when it isn't relevant to the plot?). i've had ideas start out neutral that changed because i wanted to tell a story a specific way.

personal preference isn't an excuse to not tell your readers what you're writing. i'm willing to bet every single anon i've had so far wouldn't have these complaints if they were given a proper warning before they read the fic (because then they likely wouldn't have engaged with something they can't relate to unless they were just down to read the writing and not imagine themselves as the reader).

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[pearlingstx]

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[sellyjen88]

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[kateperkins23]

Walk This Way: Shop the Latest Women's Shoe Trends Online in Christchurch!

In the vibrant city of Christchurch, fashion enthusiasts are constantly on the lookout for the latest trends to elevate their style. One crucial element that can truly make or break an outfit is the choice of footwear. In this article, we'll delve into the captivating world of women's shoe trends, offering a guide for online shopping for women's shoes in Christchurch. Join us on a virtual stroll through the latest styles, all while keeping the essence of Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear in mind.

The Allure of Trendy Footwear at Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear

Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear is not just a destination for exquisite ethnic wear; it's also a haven for those seeking the perfect complement to their attire. The curated collection of women's shoes at Saheli seamlessly blends contemporary trends with traditional charm. From chic flats to statement heels, Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear has your every footwear desire covered.

Step into Comfort: The Rise of Fashionable Flats

Comfort meets style with the resurgence of fashionable flats. Whether you're strolling through Hagley Park or attending a cultural event, flats are a versatile choice that complements various outfits. At Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear, you'll find an array of flats featuring intricate detailing, vibrant colors, and comfortable designs – perfect for those who value both fashion and functionality.

Elevate Your Look: Statement Heels that Command Attention

For those who crave a bit of drama, statement heels are the go-to choice. Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear's collection boasts an impressive range of heels, from elegant stilettos to block heels adorned with embellishments. These shoes are not just an accessory; they're a statement piece that can transform any outfit from casual to captivating.

Everyday Elegance: The Appeal of Classic Sneakers

As the athleisure trend continues to dominate the fashion scene, classic sneakers have become a wardrobe essential. Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear recognizes the allure of these versatile shoes and offers a selection that seamlessly combines comfort and style. Whether you're running errands or meeting friends for brunch, a pair of stylish sneakers from Saheli will keep you on-trend.

The Boho Vibes: Exploring Sandals and Bohemian Chic

For those embracing the bohemian spirit, Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear presents a stunning collection of sandals that exude laid-back charm. From intricate lace-ups to beaded embellishments, these sandals add a touch of boho chic to any ensemble. Perfect for warm Christchurch days or beachside gatherings, these sandals are a must-have for the free-spirited fashionista.

Navigating the Online Shopping Experience at Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear

Now that we've uncovered the latest women's shoe trends at Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear, let's guide you through the seamless online shopping experience. With an intuitive interface, detailed product descriptions, and high-quality images, Saheli's website ensures a stress-free browsing and purchasing process.

Final Steps: Embrace Fashion with Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear

In conclusion, the journey through the latest women's shoe trends in Christchurch leads us to the doorstep of Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear. Whether you're drawn to the comfort of flats, the allure of statement heels, the everyday elegance of sneakers, or the boho vibes of sandals, Saheli has the perfect pair waiting for you. Embrace fashion, elevate your style, and step confidently into the world with Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear.

Explore More at Saheli Ethnic Indian Wear – Your Fashion Destination

Before you conclude your fashion exploration, don't forget to check out Saheli extensive collection of ethnic wear. From stunning sarees to elegant salwar suits, Saheli is your one-stop destination for all things fashion. Explore the website and discover the perfect ensemble to complement your new pair of trendy shoes. Happy shopping!

[cindyfootwears]

How to Spot and Buy the Right Woman’s Sandal?

When it comes to footwear fashion, a stylish and comfortable pair of sandals is a must-have for every woman’s wardrobe. However, with the myriad of options available, it can be overwhelming to choose the right pair. Cindy Footwears provides a detailed insight below.

What are the ways to choose a perfect woman’s sandal?

Here is a guide from Ms. Shradha Wadhwa, CEO of Cindy Footwears, India’s Top Wholesaler and Supplier of Women’s Sandals on how to spot and buy the perfect women’s sandals to complement your style and ensure comfort.

1. Consider the Occasion: Before making a purchase, think about where you’ll be wearing the sandals. Different occasions call for different styles. If you’re looking for casual everyday wear, opt for sandals with a flat or low heel. For more formal events, consider heeled sandals with elegant details.

2. Choose the Right Size: This may seem obvious, but...

Read Here: https://cindyfootwears.com/Blog/how-buy-right-indian-womans-sandal/