#this is…..

[yourethecoolestpersonhere]

[tariah23]

[blkgworlamplified]

If anyone was being used, it was Simone. She got with Chad at 24/25 and his ass wouldn't and didn't wife her until he was on his death bed. She had pretty much been by his side from the moment he found out he had cancer. He didn't have a will and I feel he only married her so there wouldn't be a big fight over his possessions and his parents etc. It was also bad how his family treated her once Chad died. If he had have beat cancer the way he thought he would've, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have married her, and due to the growing fame, money and opportunities, he would have been in the streets and she was still going to be a place holder...if that.

Oh, wow! I was tryna remember whether or not she and his parents had any disagreements afterwards, but I couldn’t. She gave his parents half his fortune that he left her (?)

[softspiderling]

hello part 3 please

how many times do i have to say no?😭

[watermelonlicker]

A r/larrystylinson user has discovered a strong TO debunk to back your doubt up. An IG user tori_davisss has the exact canyon image on their 10/16/22 post. Here’s the r/ link: https://www.reddit.com/r/larrystylinson/s/COh5DlqMW1

HOLY FUCK???? ALSO THE FACT SHE MIGHT BE A POSSIBLE ZARRY IT LOOKS LIKE? WHY ARE THEY ALWAYS AT THE SCENE OF THE CRIME IM NOT SURPRISED THEY ALWAYS BASE THEIR HALF-BAKED THEORIES OFF SHIT THEY STOLE FROM LARRIES SO OFC THAT EXPLAINS WHY SHED KNOW THE FUCKING LORE OH MY GOD A GODDAMN ZARRY THIS REALLY IS 2015??????

[nflballgirl]

[lingonberryjamistakenwhat]

New study examines attitudes towards rape and homicide across political divides

A study found that 61% of respondents view rape and homicide as equally serious, with political ideology and moral foundations significantly

Researchers Richard B. Felson and Eric Silver utilized data from a YouGov survey conducted in June 2021, which polled a nationally representative sample of 1,125 adults from across the United States. The data were weighted based on several demographic factors, including age, gender, race, education, and political affiliations, to enhance representativeness.

Participants responded to a range of questions related to their perceptions of crime and justice, including a specific query on whether they believed rape was as serious as homicide (response options ranging from “1 = rape is much less serious” to “4 = rape is more serious”). The survey also included measures designed to assess the respondents’ political ideologies, particularly progressive beliefs (e.g., “most people are racist, whether they know it or not”), and their moral foundations (i.e, harm orientation; e.g., “one of the worst things a person could do is hurt a defenseless animal”).

While 61% of respondents viewed rape and homicide as equally serious, 26% considered rape less serious than homicide, and 13% viewed rape as more serious. These perceptions varied significantly with political ideology. Social progressives were more likely to view rape as equally serious or more serious than homicide compared to social conservatives. The researchers found that progressive women were particularly likely to view rape as more serious than homicide, suggesting that gender plays a critical role in shaping these perceptions.

[tariah23]

Huh…….