Comments by "Ellie" (@ellie698) on "Chris Williamson" channel.

  1. As a mature, lifelong feminist, my take is this.... and this view takes a lifetime of experience and critical thinking to reach, hence younger or older&less together feminists (just like their male counterparts....) not understanding this - women need and respect men who are capable of being an equal partner, men who are sensitive, secure, intelligent and strong (not just one of those things but a combination of them). And men need women (even if some eg the mgtow, MRA or incel crowd don't yet realise it, just like the immature feminists don't) who are sensitive, secure, intelligent and strong. These qualities of sensitivity, security, intelligence and strength may manifest differently in the two sexes, but they all do, can and should exist and be nurtured in both sexes. The qualities manifest differently in both sexes, to a greater or lesser extent, because of their different physical characteristics but both sexes need a combination of both sets of these qualities. A relationship of two of these individuals, one of each sex, is unbeatable, if they are - mutually exclusive to one another, mutually beneficial and supportive of each other. The strength in *that" unit of two, and any children that they produce.... is unstoppable, unbeatable and the goal that everyone should aspire to if they want to get the most out of life. Not everyone achieves that in their lifetime and this can lead people to become bitter, which is a terrible shame and results in some unpleasant rabbit holes on the internet! Again, manifesting differently in both sexes but both equally as corrosive. A strong family unit of two individuals has a much greater chance of creating offspring with those same qualities. Broken families and broken, unfulfilled parents create broken, unfulfilled children -the next generation. Each cycle perpetuates.... it's evident to me, which type of person and partner creates the strongest and healthiest society That's my take.
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  2. Men who are attracted to penises are gay
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  3. I'd go. But no idea where to go 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  4. Is his book worth reading? Who would it be useful for?
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  5. I sleep a LOT 🥱😴
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  6.  @ozkavoshdjalla  On days that I'm REALLY tired, I have a chronic health condition, I sleep for 16 hours. Doesn't happen all the time, but it can happen.
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  7. Has Douglas Murray commented about George Galloway anywhere? I'd love to hear his thoughts on that situation.
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  8. My ex husband had cheated before. I was too young and naive to think this meant he would cheat on me. But pretty much immediately after we married I discovered he was cheating. So I binned his cheating arse. It was a very short marriage 😂
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  9. Wow. What a fascinating conversation from start to finish. I've always been so wary of the idea of genetically reviving extinct species. But after listening to this guy talk, how knowledgeable he is on biodiversity, consequences of habit and species loss, and therefore reintegration... I'm hopeful that with these technologies handled in the right way, we could actually help to turn things around. Thank you for interviewing this amazing guest. 🙏
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  10. These are my concerns. Time after time is species realises too late that we're really not very good at figuring out, ahead of time, the consequences of our actions....
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  11. 1:19:30 Theres nothing simplistic about CRYPTIC crosswords! They are FIENDISH and get your brain thinking several ways around a clue. You can be picking over clues for days. And when you get one.... man it's a great feeling. Trust me, there is NOTHING simplistic about a cryptic crossword. You have to think in several different lateral ways and there are many different approaches for the different types of cryptic clue. They are an incredible brain workout 🤓✏️. Some people just can't do them. They require you to crack the code of the clue first and foremost. There's a great episode of Inside No 9 that's specifically about a cryptic crossword setter. It provides a crash starter course in how to approach the clues and think around them. It's well worth a watch 🤓✏️ Plus, I have a cryptic crossword "buddy". We help each other out with the weekly crossword and have long conversations figuring them out or giving each other clues to help each other out 🤓✏️ We each have our preferred way of approaching the clues so we get different clues at different rates and complement each other's skills very well. It's great mental and social exercise for us and something we look forward to. It's great fun!!!
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  12. I'm guessing the lack of cock and balls is a deal breaker through?
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  13. Hear hear
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  14. Nope nope nope nopity nope. But seriously stupidly muscled gym bunnies are a nope too. They don't seem to have anything much between the ears. 😴😴😴😴😴
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  15.  @Charity-vm4bt  Thanks 👍🏼
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