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As a black woman who finds it hard to find love I relate to Olivia dean. Her songs about her immigrant mum / grandpa and grandma is extremely relatable to those who are come from ethnic / immigrant backgrounds. Alongside her songs about being half black / biracial trying to navigate the romantic world.
I went to her concert in Manchester (N1) and I had a lot of white fans give me rude looks and even QUESTION why I was even there. I have been listening to Olivia dean since 2022 as loyle carner put her on the map with their song together.
People were making jokes when she was explaining the context to carmen - a song about how immigrant background.
I honestly think it’s disrespectful and rude to question why people of colour are at a concert where a half BLACK (who is deep into her culture) is performing.
And SOME of you fans need to honestly do better when it comes to artists who are black / black representing.

I’m on s3 ep 11 and I was just wondering if the movie is worth it . I personally don’t really watch movies made before 2000 as the quality is bad imo but watching the handmaid’s tale has been sooo good that I honestly wouldn’t mind watching the movie especially since the show has put on a modern twist unlike the movie (I’m assuming??)

EDIT : I have personal reasons apart from cgi and bad lighting, most old movies were misogynistic and racist/ built on the pain of black and brown people , which is why I dislike a lot of them as a person of colour so please stop asking me to watch old movies lol!

A dude gave me sunset for virtual set which I think was a big W 😭
I also got dark bringer for free randomly
I have only ever unboxed one godly which was a gemstone 3 years ago!

Unpopular opinion but, I think that the apprenticeship route is becoming oversaturated. It’s a good route regardless but due to the job market being shite you are seeing people with uni degrees down scale their degrees by doing a level 2 or 3 that has nothing to do with their degree. It’s kind of sad imo and shows how the government has failed people. As people are relying on apprenticeships not know what they are and are not doing proper research which is why you see a lot of drop outs. It’s also becoming an excuse for SOME employers to take advantage of people , wage wise.
I also think that the route is becoming too popularised. Which is why you are seeing nearly 200 ppl apply for one role (depending on where you live). Yes some of them may not fit the criteria but it still says something.
I know nothing can be done but I just wanted to know if people think the same.

I think that in order for society to work "well" just like pre Covid days, that we need to limit the access to resources for example everyone having access to dating apps, tik tok and social media in general saturated the market.
Having dating apps makes you cross paths with people you literally have no business connecting with.
Another example is access to tools such as production and creativity the distribution of this has made certain markets saturated.

I’m on season 3 ep 1 and I can understand that her love for Hannah was deep HOWEVER, SPOILER- >!I deadass would have ran away with the baby and waited for Hannah-!<
I think the writers should have ended the show with s2 as it’s obvious that they ran out of material after s2 😭✌🏾 still a good show regardless.