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For the first time I will reveal her real name. The girl that I sometimes called "Emily" in my previous G@G questions is actually Kendall. We've talked occasionally since September, and even more often since May.

actually I missed her calls then i did call her, we conversated a little, she introduced "Shelby" then we talked too in the same video call then Kendall said they're eating

yesterday KENDA left me on delivered for a few hours so i left her on read for about 14 hours only for her to respond then we snapped a few times then she left me on delivered for 6+ hours only to get two missed calls from her

Kendall surprised me with two guys.. one of them Aiden and especially the other guy (Alex).. she sent me a snap and it was just a snap of a blonde guy (Alex) he looks either 17 or 18 it wasn't even a girl. She hangs with two girls as well, usually one at a time.

she never said we were boyfriend and girlfriend HOWEVER she just i was cute, sexy and said she likes me.. so she was indirectly saying she was in love with me

i ran outta responses to say to kendall so i got some ideas and even brought up my own ideas from my other friends —mind you, it's both guys and girls
she left a group chat of mine after she came over to it filled with some religious paleoconservatives, her and her female friend were literally online fighting my conservative friends.. which i wasn't expecting a true friend to do. her snap score is almost 1.5 million and she snaps to people like 1000 times a day and i snap less than 100 a day

I know this is not everybody but in the media and in general, bad behavior/decisions are tolerated much more in women than in men.

If you go out and ask 100 random women in an average income neighborhood, a large majority will say that they don't even believe that they are underprivileged/disadvantaged/oppressed due to their gender, so I think it's ridiculous that society is creating this narrative of women being so helpless...

For example, if a woman becomes fat from eating too much, people say "Girl, you have nice curves and you're beautiful the way you are." If a man becomes fat, "You're fat. Go hit the gym." Even when in comes to something you can't change like height, guys don't say anything about women for the most part. Girls say, "You must be taller." "Short guys are the worst."

If a woman is broke from lack of effort, "There is a wage gap."
If a man is broke from lack of effort, "He's not worth dating. He's a loser."

If a woman cheats, "Girl, your happiness is the most important thing."
If a man cheats, "He's a scumbag!"

Now I don't know the exact crime numbers and laws and they vary from different areas but generally it goes something like this:
Women rapes a guy, she gets 5 years. Man rapes a girl, its 30 to 40 years.
Woman murders a man, she gets 10 years. Man murders a woman, he gets 50 years to life.

If a girl is rude, "You're being real. You're strong and independent."
If a guy is rude, "What an asshole!"

I was a pretty weird kid. Up till age 11 I used to unironically think that cartoon characters alongside things like Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny were real and that I could eventually visit them one day. And I had several cartoon crushes, up till age 11, where it then stopped as I found out cartoons weren't real.

My crushes were Magali from ages 4 to 5, Zoe Drake from 6 to 7, Wendy Testaburger at age 8, Blossom at age 9, and Misty at age 10. Meaning Misty was the last one.

Wendy from South Park was probably the weirdest one as it's not a kid's show, but my parents didn't really care what I watched as long as I got my chores and homework done.

If you want some insight into their personalities, it goes something like this:

Magali: She loves to eat a lot and can eat an entire watermelon in one bite, but she always stays skinny. She's also into healthy eating and fitness. She's a quite chill and gentle girl. She was 7 years old.

Zoe Drake: She loves dinosaurs and she loves plants and the color green. She can be kind of bossy but she's a nice girl. She was 12 years old.

Wendy Testaburger: She is a very liberal democratic type of girl who is a feminist, and fights for changes for the better of society. She gets very angry and fierce when people go against her. She was 8 years old.

Blossom: She is very intelligent and strong, as well as a good leader. She can definitely be a bit bossy, but as a leader that's her job anyway. She's also fast and has ice breath powers. She was 6 years old.

Misty: She loves water, swimming, the ocean, and everything about it. She trains up Water type Pokemon and is also a gym leader. She can definitely be angry, but she's nice unless provoked. Not as angry as Wendy though. She's also a tomboy, but is afraid of bugs. She was 10 years old.

And yeah... that's all of them. They were children, but I also was one too. They'd be adults today if aged properly. Personally, I think I probably like Misty the best.