#mirette

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I’m Mirette Henin, I’m 20. I am currently a student at Middle Tennessee State University--this is my third year, making me a junior.

I’m majoring in Multimedia Journalism with a minor in Africana Studies.

As an immigrant from Egypt, I find it extremely important to give women--especially those of color--a voice. I am extremely proud to be an intersectional feminist--being aware of issues with all genders.

I am outgoing, I love meeting and making new friends, and getting out of my comfort zone.

I plan on being in the Entertainment field--doesn’t matter if it’s radio or tv, I just know I love to make people laugh and I am super passionate about pop culture.

You can find me on Instagram (@lilegy)

How would you describe your love life/relationship status?

> A mess! Well--kind of. I would say I’m definitely a serial dater--going in and out of relationships. It’s not something that I’m proud of, and it’s definitely why I’m going to be single for a while.

With that being said, I have a pretty cool guy in my life right now--I don’t know what the future holds, but if anything were to happen, it wouldn’t happen anytime soon.

Do you feel pressured by society, family/friends to be in a relationship or be actively dating?

> Somewhat to a certain extent. Egyptians don’t believe in dating due to taboos about premarital sex--which is a double standard towards women and girls, because men don’t face the same standards with seeing people, dating, etc. With that being said, a lot of my peers in the community are getting engaged and married--which I don’t get the rush, we’re so young!

Even if there is pressure, I don’t necessarily feel it just because I have a lot of goals to achieve before getting married--whether if it’s taking my career to the next level, traveling the world with friends, etc. I would want to do it before settling down and getting married.

How do you think your relationship status has changed you as a person? How do you view yourself as a woman?

> After being heartbroken, I think it has matured my feelings a lot--also my standards and expectations when it comes to future partners. Dating, in general, has been mostly a positive experience--it’s kind of like trying something on before buying it--I get to pick and choose the things I like and don’t like about men--personality traits and whatnot.

So yeah, I would say I have definitely grown a lot as a person as well as emotionally.

I see myself as pretty badass. I’m extremely independent and as indecisive as I can be sometimes, I feel like I know what I want in regards to future relationships. I also feel like I don’t give myself enough credit for being strong--having gone through verbally abusive relationships to sexual assault. I don’t cut myself enough slack--and I can definitely be hard on myself. With that being said, I know my future’s going to be bright. I want to quit doubting myself and building up my confidence.

A song that defines me as a woman?

I actually have several: Woman by Kesha, God is a Woman by Ariana Grande, Flawless and Diva by Beyoncé, Most Girls by Hailee Steinfeld and Independent Women, Pt. I by Destiny’s Child

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Steve Barton as Bellini in “Mirette”, 1996.

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A young girl living in a Parisian boarding house becomes obsessed with learning how to walk across a tightrope after learning one of the boarders can do so. 

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Mirette

Dixie Egerickx as Mirette in MIRETTE. Photo credit: Mark Stubbs. Director : Helen O’Hanlon Cast: Tom Conti, Miriam Margolyes, Dixie Egerickx, Jean-Marc Desmond, Bebe Cave

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#mirette #bichonfrisé 7mois, elle est super mignonne #paris (à Maisonde Retraite de ma mère)

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Du côté d'Ulule: Houhou!

Du côté d’Ulule: Houhou!

Petit coup de projecteur aujourd’hui sur deux projets Ulule qui ont attiré mon attention et pour qui j’ai eu un coup de coeur.

On commence par le projet de Chris Malgrain qui a lancé une campagne qui a pour objectif d’adapter sa série, les Formidables, aux USA sous forme de comics traditionnels, en les faisant imprimer là-bas et en les mettant en vente sur le site Indyplanet.com.

“Pour ceux qui…

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