Mischievous Words

I do not believe that after this text I will receive a Nobel Prize for significant discoveries in understanding and studying that enigma called the female mind that has been trying to evade since the ancient Egyptians. Because neither women themselves are able to explain the female mind of those moments when she wants something, but she doesn’t want it. But it often seems to me that one of the major problems lies in the sentence: "Maybe he did not think so." Here's why it is necessary to think at least twice before you say that sentence to your friend who has love trouble. Let’s assume the following situation: WHAT DOES HE DO? The boy decided to break up with the girl because on Thursday he is going to the sea and in the extensive message "Hey, we are breaking up, sorry, it's not because of you, it is because of me," he enclosed a voice message of the verse: "I DO NOT LOVE YOU or ever loved you, to your favorite question here is your answ...

We are all enough.  Sansa Stark likes lemon biscuits, dresses and stories about brave knights and elegant girls. She is everything a young noblewoman from Westeros should be. She survives in the lion's laver with the Lannister’s, because of which nearly all her family had perished and succeeds in surviving where the elderly and physically stronger than her would have died. Despite this, Sansa Stark is one of the most hated characters in the Game of Thrones. When we talk about empowering female characters from the Song of Ice and Fire, we mention Daenerys,  Cersei, Brienne and Sansa’s younger sister Arya Stark, characters who are all more or less resistant to traditional perceptions of women and have characteristics that are often associated with men. Sansa is not like that. Sansa is not as cruel as Joffrey nor depraved as Ramsay Snow – she is polite and feminine, which is why some see her as a weaker figure than other women in the series, and others openly despise her...