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You mean in the American culture? It's hard for me to understand, to be honest. In my culture masculinity (patriotic and who follows tradition) is very desirable for men to be, healthy or toxic, although the toxic one is a given. A lot of them often demonize femininity, but like it when they see a woman. If you're a man but not behave in what they think masculinity is, you are feminine. If you are of a different gender, then you are feminine, and feminine isn't right for a man, then you are a degenerate. Women are feminine and men are masculine, and if not, they have to be. Most of them don't self-reflect, or if they do, they do it in a shallow way. I see the importance of embodying masculinity or femininity, regardless of what you like to embody. But it also has to be acknowledged that a person (man or woman) already has a preference towards being masculine or feminine to not delude themselves for fully embodying a thing that they don't actually desire.

Batman's voice gets me off guard every time. But, yeah, it's good.

Now he can't eat his baguette. 😂

Thanks. I have tasted a lot of meats, like rabbit, some bird, lambs lung, etc.

That's what makes them such cuties. 😊

It's beautiful. 😮✨

Is that part of the Alps?

Those 5 cuties. 😍

Then who's rating's were you referring? 😄 Still, it's great! 😌 Let's agree to disagree.

@Nilsi, some HRs, recruiters, etc. have been contacting me for an interview for their company. I know that people in the company I work for have been using LinkedIn to find people. I think it's useful for job hunting, where your profile is like a CV or resume. But I'm not sure if the courses on LinkedIn Learning could be useful for companies. Maybe doing those courses shows the companies that you're interested in those things. I'm still trying to understand if the courses are really worth it or not for only educating about a subject.

They could be rating movies by that logic. But the IMDB rating is 8.7/10 and 73% by the Rotten Tomatoes. So, by their rating, it is not the best movie.

Remember, people can love movies for different reasons. If it's loved by lots of people, it doesn't necessarily mean it's bad. Your attack on Nolan makes no sense, to be honest. You are focused too much on the hype of the movie.

@thedoorsareopen, the grass is greener on the other side, I guess. As I remember, Nolan discovered lucid dreaming, from which the movie "Inception" was inspired.

@HMD, It's a very small country. A big Islamic country separates us.

Why and how did governments provide those services? To think that the government is a separate entity that provides services for our hearts says little about itself. Although I agree. There are some people who complain too much.

A very short explanation of the conflict.

He said that he was on a live debate. He is just frustrated that religious people are dogmatic, take scriptures literally, and have conservative values. You will dream of having a secular life when religious people are in power.

My damn water is turned off exactly at midnight. Sometimes they turn off during the day.

There are more than 4,000 monasteries and churches where I'm from, and almost all people are Christians. 😁

Focusing on religious people too much can cloud your judgment, and you might eventually become a fundamentalist of some sort.

No need to be sorry. I understand you.

That's for sure. Well, identifying with political ideology is different than being religious. I think that political ideologies provide beliefs about the "external," whereas religions provide beliefs about the "internal."

@Spiritual Warfare, I think you don't like religious people at all, which I do understand. But religious people aren't extremist by default.

People with the same religion more easily accept and love each other. But still, you are talking about fundamentalist religious people.

😁👀 😂. I'm old and want to retire from being the weather controller.