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putri @leny34 (8565) • Sidoarjo, Indonesia 22 Nov 18

hi everyone, I see a number of stories on television about a tradition of getting married at a young age, I think why marriage at a young age is made a tradition ... they married at the age of ten, precisely this tradition is in...

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jeanneyvonne It's a recipe for disaster no matter where you look at it.

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90794) • Philippines 22 Nov 18

I have a local TV soap show “Halik” that I love watching. It is shown at night from 9:30 to 10:15. Because of the intensity of the story, I hate the antagonist. Thus, I don’t watch it at night, because one time...

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jeanneyvonne @SIMPLYD Yeah. some people might not realize but maybe it's still a trope that works. And I don't blame people for being excited and tuning in for what will happen next. Sometimes, I just watch this show or catch some highlights on youtube. As a woman, I...

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putri @leny34 (8565) • Sidoarjo, Indonesia 22 Nov 18

hi everyone, I see a number of stories on television about a tradition of getting married at a young age, I think why marriage at a young age is made a tradition ... they married at the age of ten, precisely this tradition is in...

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jeanneyvonne I can understand the tradition and why it was that way in the generations before. people didnt have a long life so kids get married sooner. However, I don't think it's a good idea in a modern context because people look more in a marriage-like relationship...

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (53380) • Portugal 22 Nov 18

Two weeks ago actress Keira Knightley forbided her three-year-old daughter from watching the Disney movies "Cinderella" and "The Little Mermaid". It was not the only one: several mothers of the film world did the same. Keira says...

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jeanneyvonne I think you will find more horrendous videos on youtube rather on Disney. That company strives to be really family friendly enough as it is.

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (53380) • Portugal 22 Nov 18

Two weeks ago actress Keira Knightley forbided her three-year-old daughter from watching the Disney movies "Cinderella" and "The Little Mermaid". It was not the only one: several mothers of the film world did the same. Keira says...

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jeanneyvonne @nela13 I guess a lot of parents are trying to protect their kids too much. I get that parents get antsy on what's shown on media. But Disney princesses? These kinds of criticism is something that should be talked baout., not banned. Poor kid might be missing...

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (53380) • Portugal 22 Nov 18

Two weeks ago actress Keira Knightley forbided her three-year-old daughter from watching the Disney movies "Cinderella" and "The Little Mermaid". It was not the only one: several mothers of the film world did the same. Keira says...

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jeanneyvonne Not really. I mean, if your kid really likes Disney princess, let him or her watch. Kids grow up really fast these days and they might have good memories of watching these shows. Although some people may object to the characters and not the story, it's one of...

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90794) • Philippines 22 Nov 18

I have a local TV soap show “Halik” that I love watching. It is shown at night from 9:30 to 10:15. Because of the intensity of the story, I hate the antagonist. Thus, I don’t watch it at night, because one time...

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jeanneyvonne Just means story and the actors are really good. Kudos for both writers and the actors. Hope this doesn't end up like those people with spouses stories.

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90794) • Philippines 22 Nov 18

I have a local TV soap show “Halik” that I love watching. It is shown at night from 9:30 to 10:15. Because of the intensity of the story, I hate the antagonist. Thus, I don’t watch it at night, because one time...

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jeanneyvonne I think the more appropriate term is 'engaging'. Sometimes, stories are good or bad. But they drew attention to it if the audience gets intrigued by their work.

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90794) • Philippines 22 Nov 18

I have a local TV soap show “Halik” that I love watching. It is shown at night from 9:30 to 10:15. Because of the intensity of the story, I hate the antagonist. Thus, I don’t watch it at night, because one time...

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jeanneyvonne As a single person, I am affected by this show even though I am very shy around the relationship. I guess it is more on what is gonna happen next. Even though the material of the drama is really a trope, it is a topic that really affects people. I usually...

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Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (112856) • United States 20 Nov 18

Today is one of those days.We have and still have light snow falling for most of the day. Some people spend a lot of time running around looking busy for others This is not being lazy Being doing nothing can help a lot.Slow down...

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jeanneyvonne For me, it really depends on what mood I'm in or the amount of workload that I'm supposed to be doing. I'm the type of person that loves pressure but I also love to slack too (especially if I can get away with it). Sometimes, 24 hours isn't enough for work...

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Alfredo Rossi @amadeo (112856) • United States 20 Nov 18

Today is one of those days.We have and still have light snow falling for most of the day. Some people spend a lot of time running around looking busy for others This is not being lazy Being doing nothing can help a lot.Slow down...

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jeanneyvonne I agree. I'm the kind of person who plays hard but also takes leisure seriously. Although it should be a balance, I think I am very much living on the extremes. I mean, I love to work and I sometimes I love work piling up because I'll be bored to death....

21 Nov 18

Thelma @thelme55 (76536) • Germany 20 Nov 18

What kind of tea do you drink? Any healthy one? I have just read a new discussion here about tea and it inspired me to write about it. I love drinking tea and I have just noticed after reading the discussion that I drink 6 kinds...

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jeanneyvonne Right now, I'm into milk tea. Yeah, it not really tea but it's a good alternative for coffee. I usually buy different varieties of tea and try as much as possible since it's now cold here. Sometime,s I buy packaged tea from abroad but there is always a spot...

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yumi87 @ayuzawa (437) • Philippines 12 Jul 18

Nowadays, I feel like the mainstream media is 90% business and dead on facts. This is about the news regarding the people working in the government trying to better my country, Philippines. I notice that if it favors the media...

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jeanneyvonne @ayuzawa The same can be said with any media in any country. You have these media station with political bias even though they are very hard to deny them. I still think people are swayed and they confirm that they believe in what they see in the media....

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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker @CaptAlbertWhisker (32439) • Calgary, Alberta 30 Sep 18

A Santo Niño is a worship Idol Latin American and Filipino Catholics used for prayers. It is basically a statue of Baby Jesus. I guess some catholics prefers an image of a Baby Jesus over the image of an Adult Jesus or a...

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jeanneyvonne Never seen this on part of town but I have to say it is an interesting twist to the Nino. I mean, Superman Nino? That is cool. I think most millennials will appreciate and most elderly people will probably shake their heads. This is an interesting take on...

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Frederick Espiritu @simplfred (20209) • Philippines 3 Sep 18

Every commodity is getting higher during the Duterte Administration. Honestly, my salary almost can't supply my family's needs. What's happening? Are we going to the right path? Philippines, Where are we going?

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jeanneyvonne Words of wisdom. A lot of people depend on the government but the government, like humans, are very unpredictable. They might enforce this delay that, pursue this or broke this promise. I stopped being reliant on the government and politicians since they seem...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (130586) • Philippines 8 Nov 18

The City Mayor of Baguio had signed the ‘Anti-Profanity Ordinance’ 2 months ago. It means that the local people are not allowed to utter bad words within the city's establishments where students usually hang out during their free...

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jeanneyvonne No, it's not achievable. People will cuss and they will find a way to cuss. They might mutter it or use another language but it will happen. I don't advocate using it for provoking others but if it's a form of release, then why not? No. because it will hard...

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lady Di @lady1993 (27131) • Philippines 18 Nov 18

tomorrow is finally our trip to Japan, but then i heard a storm will be coming to the Philippines tomorrow too. I am quite worried our trip may be cancelled, that would definitely be disastrous. We have spent a lot...

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jeanneyvonne Clear skies here in my area. Hopefully, it just goes the other way or only affects people in a very limited way. Typhoons are not a good thing but we're strategically placed where storms go so we can just adjust and prepare for what is coming.

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Winterishere @thedevilinme (3612) • Northampton, England 4 Nov 18

In my home town the university has moved to the city center so the council has stepped up the number of the pay per use push bike stations. The bikes are very ugly and distinctive to stop people stealing them and people do use...

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jeanneyvonne We don't have bike sharing or communal bikes in my country. Most likely they will be stolen rather than dumped. It's either laking or taking a vehicle (private or public). For me, bikes are a good thing, but these kinds of programs should be really thought out...

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