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Ya... it just kind of happened. I figured, like most conversations on here, there would be a few back-and-forths, and then it would die off. XDI was literally having a real for lunch when I posted earlier. I was really hung up and got hooked reading posts on this thread. Though I really had a hard reading it in order(you know scrolling up then reading downwards)
Never give a girl a full chance to talk, we don't know how to shut up most of the time
Well as goofy as myself and Waffles act at times, we are, in fact, adults and have lived through a lot. I can't speak for Waffles, of course, but I get that from talking to him.But man, you got some quite heavy convo here and me realize this world is really crazy place. After reading everything it made me feel like those were really tough times. Though I think I really had it easier compared to most of you guys.
Again, I can't chime in for waffles, but myself as I have said, poor kid growing up, so I get you. As far as that goes, stingy. And no, most wouldn't, and they won't understand it.Living here in my side of the globe in the nineties is a real challenge to say the least. I belong to a low income working class family. So looking back and thinking to myself kids today won’t probably survive what we went through.
That was the whole Ferdinand Marcos thing, wasn't it? A lot of what I remember involves human rights abuses and worse. It's been a long time since I was in school, so I might be misremembering it.It was quite scary here during the 90s. The country just survived a 20 year dictatorship (from mid 60s to mid 80s). Then followed by a decade or two of bad governance and political decisions that its effects still haunts us today.
I dunno, in the 90s there were "straight camps" which were more or less religious camps that tried the same thing, and a lot of parents did the same here. I was lucky.. Bro didn't care who I liked, as long as I was happyHomophobia is on a different level here. There are instances that a parent would subject their child into some levels of abuse just to bring them to “right path”. Sadly most of the offenders were those devout religious ones who see homosexuality a sin worst than blasphemy.
They called it "Conversion Therapy" I think, and I believe it still goes on to this day.
That makes sense actually. I would imagine a lot of people only do so when they get away from their parents iron grip, especially if they are really religious.I had this distant cousin who only went “out” only his dad past away who happens to be pastor/preacher.
I know that in the 80s and 90s, a lot of college fraternities had some horrible hazing rituals, which I think have since been "stopped" at least legally. What they do behind closed doors, who knows. But yeah, it was a pretty shitty thing to do to freshmen.I remembered when this news came out even it happened halfway around the world parents here were really terrified. I was in college then and f-ck we got our own issues here when it comes to campus violence. The 90s up to early 2000s were the peak of what we call “Fraternity Wars”. You know those Gamma here Alpha that those kind of bunch. Scary thing those groups were endorsed by the some faculty who happens to be an alumni of that school. What used to be a symbol of brotherhood and camaraderie was reduced to thug like gangs. It really went on for as long as it did until bodies started piling up literally. It really took at least hundreds of casualties before the authorities stepped in. A lot of those fraternities went under some were abolished but some handful still remained.
It's a good Tune, for sure.And also I’m loving this song for some reason.
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