Questions: Society & Politics

with the death of the queen, the royal family has been in the eyes of the whole world, and as is known there have been millions of criticisms, what caught my attention is that many women and men have focused on criticizing the physique of Kate, her body, why do you consider that she is too thin, too tall, doesn't wear much makeup, doesn't have a surgically molded butt, and doesn't wear fake nails, so kate is the opposite of what society considers beautiful, since how many think kim kardashian is the maximum image of perfection and beauty in a woman, and this confuses me a lot because I have a conservative style, I don't have surgeries and like kate I'm also thin

with the Kardashians this whole vulgar thing is like a trend, and the only fans girls are what is supposed to be good and accepted but why?
If a girl don’t have surgeries is wrong?

He looks like this. He is a White/European Muslim.

Some people think it's too childish and grown women wearing these things "sexualizes children". Others think it's absolutely fine and just "overly feminine". What do you think?

• Kawaii definition: "(in the context of Japanese popular culture) cute."
• Lolita definition: "Although the term 'Lolita' has sexual connotations in Western culture due to the book of the same name by Vladimir Nabokov, in Japanese culture it refers to cuteness, elegance and modesty."
• Nymphet definition: "a sexually attractive girl or young woman."

Here is an example of a Japanese Lolita

Here is an American Lolita/nymphet

And lastly, here is Kawaii

Personally as a 1st generation, I find N America boring. Take Quebec City versus Toronto.

Toronto's boring. There's no real culture, there's no real history, and the biggest attractions are predominantly sporting events. Toronto street festivals are often planned in advance.

Quebec City's not boring. It has culture, it has history, and there's very often something you can go to from random street festivals to farmers' markets, etc. Sports, not as important.

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Ironically Quebec City is one of the most European cities in North America.

In a centuries old tradition the Bee Keeper wraps a black ribbon around the hives, knocks on the hive and informs the bees that the Queen has died, but not to worry as they have a new owner and that they should carry on.

Here's a link www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...g-Charles-new-boss.html (yes I know it's the mail but you can find the story elsewhere)

The actual words spoken are "You knock on each hive and say, ‘The mistress is dead, but don't you go. Your master will be a good master to you"

So question is will the bees stay or go?

I feel conflicted about this because the mailman in his late 20’s/early 30’s addressed me as miss but at cvs a girl in her early/ mid 20’s addressed me as ma’am. I understand I’m not 21 anymore but I don’t think I should be called ma’am.

There is only 2 options. No 3rd. Anyone who makes a 3rd will be removed.

All comments are respected! :)