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Saw that recently on my rewatch of Tennant. Didn't age well!


If Sex Education were staying true to its early, far more radical roots, it might do more than just hint at the potential downsides of relentless positivity, but here the rule remains absolute affirmation only.
I haven't read the story, because obviously not, but I'm guessing that the ladies enjoy spouting hate filled bile and are confused about why they don't have any friends any more.Does anyone know what the story is about? I searched "Femail" on Twitter and immediately saw an Indian gentleman asking to meet a "femail friend" (accompanied by a scanned passport pic) and decided it would be too difficult to find out more.

They all have the look of a woman who shoehorns trans people into every conversation and then complains that trans people are all anyone ever talks about these days.I haven't read the story, because obviously not, but I'm guessing that the ladies enjoy spouting hate filled bile and are confused about why they don't have any friends any more.
Haven't you heard?What’s a ceramicist? Does she work at Armitage SHANKS?
@Martha Skidd there might be a position going at your dream workplace (assuming this other lady got SACKED)What’s a ceramicist? Does she work at Armitage SHANKS?
The Mail is ALWAYS doing this - from TERF to Bitter Divorcee to Aggrieved Wheelie Bin Owner - there’s an overly colour blocked photoshoot and some very hard faces.However I am enjoying them all miserably failing to follow Kate's instructions on wearing neutrals
The Mail is ALWAYS doing this - from TERF to Bitter Divorcee to Aggrieved Wheelie Bin Owner - there’s an overly colour blocked photoshoot and some very hard faces.
There is something quite comical about Mail journos running a story about 'ordinary women' getting cancelled and all they could produce were a bunch of hobbyists and one person in middle management.
I mean, it'd go down a storm in The Observer, but I don't think Mail readers are going to relate to their struggle.
Very this
That’s Erling HaalandVery this
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Does anyone know what the story is about? I searched "Femail" on Twitter and immediately saw an Indian gentleman asking to meet a "femail friend" (accompanied by a scanned passport pic) and decided it would be too difficult to find out more.