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Yo si me quejo, es una costumbre patriarcal porque solo se lo hacen a las nenas para decorarlas, naces y ya te perforan y les parece normal there's no hope for women
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a mi me jode lo normalizado que tienen que daniela todos los días sufra xenofobia por parte de los gringos por sus raíces latinas, y que al mismo tiempo intentan negárselas. daniela es hija de una cubana y un venezolano, AMBOS sin poder vivir en sus países por dos dictaduras
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Las personas creen que uno puede llegar a cualquier país y simplemente ser uno mismo, sin comprender que la realidad es muchísimo más compleja.
Como latina de piel clara que vivió su adolescencia en Estados Unidos, yo sí entiendo a Daniela. A esa edad, lo único que uno desea es pertenecer, encajar y sentirse aceptado.
Crecer siendo parte de una minoría no siempre es sencillo. Aquí los estereotipos raciales y culturales son muy, pero MUY jodidos. Es como si la sociedad esperara que te comportaras de determinada manera simplemente por tu origen o por el color de tu piel.
Y cuando no encajas en esas expectativas, pareciera que tienes que justificar constantemente quién eres.
Por eso entiendo que Daniela haya tenido dificultades para abrazar plenamente su identidad latina. No necesariamente se trata de rechazar tus raíces, sino de intentar descubrir quién eres en un entorno que constantemente pretende definirte.
A veces, aprender a sentir orgullo por tu identidad también implica desaprender la vergüenza que otros te hicieron sentir por ella.
Daniela claps back at a hater after being attacked with false narratives:
“Growing up, I struggled to fully embrace my identity as a Latina, especially in high school, where I felt pressure to assimilate to the environment around me. I've grown into myself since then, but making political assumptions based on old photos and a person you don't know is ignorant. I have never been a Trump supporter.”
#KATSEYE @katseyeworld
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Si veo un ship que no me gusta, la vdd solo lo paso de largo, me da un Puaj bodrio pero hasta ahi se queda, se que entre mas rapido lo ignore mas rapido se me pasa y ya xd, asi que no entiendo esa obsesión de chingar en posts de ships que supuestamente odias
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“Solo es un poco de drama de pareja que acaban resolviendo”
Su relación es así en los cómics, aquí ya son adultos y siguen teniendo el mismo problema, después descubrimos que 2 de sus hijos se sintieron desplazados por su padre toda la vida
No resuelven una mierda
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Agnes's face when she realized her undershirt was undone, Dr. Grove when I catch you #TheTestaments
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“They have it too easy” “not enough drama”
Sorry I’d rather my protagonist be smart than spend 30 minutes not figuring out the easiest shit on the planet. We got people to save, Sirens to vanquish
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I’ve always found it interesting how you’ll always hear anti-Indigenous types harp on the Aztec Empire’s “brutal human sacrifice” practices yet never talk about how at the same time their uncivilized ancestors were boiling their own people alive 5500 miles to the east in England
The Aztec Empire on the eve of Spanish contact in 1519
When the Spanish reached central Mexico in 1519, they were not entering an empty land or a loose collection of villages. They arrived in the middle of the Aztec Empire, a powerful political system centered on the Valley of Mexico and connected by conquest, alliances, and tribute.
The empire did not function like a modern country with fixed borders and direct rule everywhere. Many regions shown on this map were governed by their own local leaders, who remained in place as long as they paid tribute and recognized Aztec authority. Control was strongest near the capital and became more fragile the farther out it extended.
This helps explain what the Spanish encountered as they moved inland. When Hernán Cortés and his allies advanced, they entered a landscape shaped by rival city states, heavy tribute demands, and long standing tensions. Not everyone under Aztec dominance saw the empire as legitimate or stable.
This map captures a brief moment just before everything changed. Within only a few years, this political system would collapse completely. But in 1519, the Aztec Empire still stood at its height, commanding much of central Mexico through influence rather than uniform control.
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Like Clarisse defying Annabeth’s plan to sacrifice her soldiers, and Annabeth remarking that a daughter of Ares shouldn’t hesitate when it comes to war. That mindset later comes back to haunt Clarisse through Silena.. who teaches her about boys and how to flirt and has become her closest friend and someone she adores..
So when Clarisse refuses to send her siblings to die in Season 5 after so much loss and bloodshed. that choice, rooted in having emotions and grief and pride, ultimately pushes Silena to make the devastating decision she does.
I’m really excited to see what the writers do with characters like Chris, Nico, Zoë, Charles, and others… but especially Silena when she’s introduced. She’s such a layered, compelling character, and the show has already added thoughtful nuance across the board, subtly planting seeds for the arcs and tragedies ahead as these kids grow into young adulthood and the story matures with them.
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1: Empezamos el hilo fuertes con el que tal vez sea el momento más satisfactorio de la historia de la televisión. La muerte de Joffrey por envenenamiento. Verlo retorcerse de dolor es y el “ayudad a pobre muchacho” de Olenna Tyrell son pura satisfacción.
