You are as wide as outside. You are large and in charge. refers to possessing a size, quantity, or extent that significantly exceeds the average, typical, or expected dimensions. It can describe physical objects, living beings, abstract concepts, or numerical values, often implying immensity, vastness, or substantial impact.
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Jenna loves getting spoiled with designer bags and five-star dinners, but the moment someone brings up expectations, she's out the door -- classic "all sugar, no daddy" behavior.
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Hym "Well... Now hold on a second... That's not 'ALL we care about...' Because clearly you care about NOT HAVING TO EXPLAIN WHY THOSE KIDS ARE DEAD. But don't worry Mr. President, like always, I'll do it for you (as I do so love to set the record straight)... IN THE NEXT POST!"
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Get the 《¤》All《¤》Out《¤》War《¤》aLl《¤》oUt《¤》wAr《¤》alL《¤》ouT《¤》waR《¤》 mug."Not all men" is a phrase often used to deflect criticism away from men when discussing issues like sexism, sexual assault, or gender inequality, essentially saying that not every man engages in harmful behavior, but is often perceived as a way to dismiss or downplay the experiences of women by implying they are exaggerating or unfairly blaming all men; it is generally considered a unhelpful response in such conversations.
The phrase is used mostly online to change the course of a discussion from: talking about important issues and injustices women face, to “Not all men do that and your being mean.”
The phrase is used mostly online to change the course of a discussion from: talking about important issues and injustices women face, to “Not all men do that and your being mean.”
Women: “I had this really bad and inappropriate experience with a man at a coffee shop. I wish men would respect my body and privacy.”
Man: “Not all men do that you know. It’s very ignorant that you assume such a thing.”
Man: “Not all men do that you know. It’s very ignorant that you assume such a thing.”
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