#trap

> food,

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I can hunt, trap, fish, gather some edible plants / berries or anything that I may find. I've spent plenty of time outdoors and I'd know what to avoid. For personal reasons, animals would be my last resort.

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> water,

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Any body of water would suffice. I carry a portable filtration system is my truck, a basic survival kit, tools and some other odds and ends. Distilling water is relatively easy too. If no body of water is accessible, trees would be my option for water and syrup (maple is about 100 calories per ounce). Simply tap with a small tube (metal, pvc, etc.) and drain in a container. This takes time but I wouldn't have anything else to do and I could tap several while I'm waiting for help.

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> a cell phone,

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Smoke signals / flares / fire.

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> a map, or a compass?

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If I can see Polaris, the sunrise and sunset, etc., I can make a good determination on which direction I'm headed. Wild animals would present the greatest threat but I would be prepared for them too.

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La música, per se, no es clasista o sexista. Pueden serlo la estética y las letras, y en muchos casos, efectivamente, lo son. Pero como se puede coger la misma música, ponerle otra estética y otras letras (y hay artistas en esta línea), y seguirá siendo reggaetón musicalmente hablando, el problema no es la música per se. Y yo no justifico nada, he insistido ya en alguna respuesta anterior en que yo no soy particularmente fan del reggaetón ni lo que pretendo es hacer una apología del mismo, sino proponer una mirada más amplia hacia la música, entendiéndola como un fenómeno más amplio y poliédrico.
Dicho esto, tú escucha lo que quieras, pero espero que seas coherente y seas igual de áspero en tu crítica y desprecio hacia, qué sé yo, el rock español porque las letras de Joaquín Sabina o el Loquillo sean bien machistas.

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Sí, claro, hay letras clasistas en el reggaetón. Y en el rap, en el trap, en el pop y seguramente en más géneros. Ciertos géneros musicales tienden a tener x tópicos o lugares comunes, así como tal o cual estética, pero me parece una forma bastante simplista de abordarlo, teniendo en cuenta que, insisto, no es que sea el único género musical en el que se dan estos estos tópicos y que todos los géneros musicales tienen más trasfondo cultural que simplemente eso. Y el hecho de no apreciarlo, o no plantearse siquiera la posibilidad, tiende a tener que ver con prejuicios. La música no es sólo la letra ni la técnica ni la “originalidad”: la música tiene que ver con comunidades, culturas y subculturas, estéticas, danzas, expresiones... Tiene más significados e implicaciones de los que pueda parecer a priori. Y puede no gustarte un género o parecerte criticable desde algún ángulo, pero creo que desde la ignorancia es mucho más fácil coger y decir acríticamente que algo es basura y ya está.

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¿Francisco odia a las Trans? No lo sé, no creo, sabes... creo deberias comenzar por separar al Artista del Fandom, te lo digo por experiencia, a mi cuantas veces no me han metido en pedos por x cosa.

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Yo tengo muchas amigas trans, Algunas que conozco, no en redes, en persona, porque me ha tocado que van al gym, y se sienten mas comodas trabajando conmigo que trabajando con mi amigo, porque quiza me ven y conectan conmigo porque buscamos lo mismo, la estetica de un cuerpo Femenino.

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Si admito que me ha llegado en el pasado uno que otro comentario sobre el Trap que uso en mi nombre de usuario, y algunas se han puesto pesadas y groseras conmigo, pero pues creeme que las que me escriben nisiquiera les importa eso, ellas estan enfocadas en su persona, en mejorar su cuerpo, verse lindas, no todas se clavan con esas pendejadas honestamente.

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Yo no odio a las Trans xD son las que mas me escriben y las que mas se me acercan, creo que ni los otros trapos me escriben como las trans lo hacen.

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No te claves, la gente es culera en todos los bandos, asi es el Humano promedio.

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People don't understand the seriousness of this matter, they find this scenario amusing.
It's Time Trap. Three girls (Dua Zehra, Nimra Kazmi & Dinar Ali) disappeared the same day from the same area of a city, and they were found in an other province the same day!? It's a bad joke propagated by media & police as a smokescreen. Both media and police are hiding a bigger picture behind the issue. We all are aware of the truth that our country has an issue of human trafficking and child abduction.
It seems Dua'a abductors want a safe way out. Her father's plea has made it a national issue. It led to all the agencies getting involved and helping to recover her. It must be someone linked or some important person who is involved on the back end due to why media & police are doing a cover-up now. Her videos seems completely staged as if she is reading a script, and the boy seems pressured too.

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For me, it's about fulfilling a sense of wonder about a specific place. Unlike some travelers, I don't go to a place because it "sounds nice". I only visit places that intrigue me for one reason or another. I may have watched a documentary or a movie or read a book and suddenly I'm hooked. For instance, I loved British comedy when I was a kid. I had to go see England. So I did. It was everything I expected and more because I was interested in the small details of the place. The brick architecture. The hedgerows. The musty air of an old pub. The gray slate skies over the Channel. All that stuff. I've been to London twice. Still haven't seen Big Ben or Parliament. Why? I just don't care about them. I've read a lot about Roman history and the great Slavic migrations, so I visit those places. I probably won't visit Sweden because it just doesn't hold any allure to me. I'm sure it's nice and I even have a very good Swedish friend. But I'd rather go to Turkey. Or New Zealand. Or Argentina. Those places intrigue me. That's why I tell new travelers on this forum to think hard about what place holds that magical appeal in their minds. GO THERE. Once you do, every moment becomes special. You aren't just plodding from one tourist site to the next. You are instead immersed in a dream come to life. That's why I travel. Being completely immersed in a culture you have no experience with and people who speak a language you dont know is incredibly fun.
What I mean by perspective: these are the tourists who want to see something that they've heard about or read about all of their lives, and they want to see it for their own eyes rather than on a page or a screen. Times Square, the Mona Lisa, the Pyramids of Egypt, etc are typically the things that these people want to see. Examples: people who sign up for tour groups and spend 10 days on a bus going from tourist trap to tourist trap. Very few people fit perfectly into those three categories, but you can define a lot of travelers by how they fit across those categories. I'd say I personally am about 15% adventure, 15% hedonism and 70% perspective. I travel on my own, without a minimal set itinerary or guide, but the places where I travel tend to be fairly sedate and within an easy walk of toilet facilities. While travelling I indulge a little, but not much more than I would at home - it's about indulging in different things. And I'm 70% perspective: I want to be able to see thing with my own eyes so that I know what it really looks like, without the perspective filter that books, movies and video games put on places.

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@Gorogorogorochan ;⠀❝Don't attack him... he's not a bad guy, believe me. The only one who is, it's me.❞

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Meanwhile, the other man got rid of that feather by pulling it out of his stomach. The wound wasn't that lethal, really, but he was surprised to be hurt by something like that.

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Saejima exchanged glances between the two of them, his face blank.

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@Gorogorogorochan ;⠀❝I left him behind on an important day. We had t'do a mission together. Saejima had no idea what was really goin' on, but the ones behind all this planning set a trap fer us, an' his patriarch.❞

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Majima paused, turning his figure so they could both see him. His face looked afflicted, as if saying that cost him.

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@Gorogorogorochan ;⠀❝They forced me not t'go. I refused, tried escape t'go with my brother, but they caught me. My boss punished me fer 'subordination'. They stabbed me in the eye with a knife, an' they locked me up fer 4 years. Every day, a damn punishment.❞

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It’s suppose to be a ‘forever’ thing especially when you’re not taking a chance with a random someone, especially when you already know each other and are compatible with each other, especially if you claim to love each other and to be there for each other.
You can’t just dump eachother like a tissue paper.
Do you disown your blood relations? Rarely 🤷🏻‍♀️ but you deal with so much shit they put you through from childhood till old age. So you do have patience! You just choose not to practice it with your person because somewhere in your mind you think, you can replace them! People are so so quick to give up on their marriage now because people rush things. They never really had acceptance for each other’s shortcomings, never had respect for each other, never really cared for eachother and ofc ofcourse... infidelity.
Idk how people switch from one person to another, after literally making them a part of their life. Likewise idk how people lie about everything that they are, just so that they could trap and marry someone, who otherwise would’ve never said yes, if they knew their truth.
People are ugly and full of shit and nothing is more scarier than getting married in this day and age.

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You know what I believe in? Perspectives.

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Let me tell you why.

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When we live in a world for so long that’s full of idiots (read: capitalist ideals), we start believing that idiocy is the default state of the world and that it’s only natural and inevitable.

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This is your core belief, no matter how much you dislike admitting that.

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And so this is what drives your thoughts, ambitions, judgements, ideas, actions, and most importantly, the concept of worth.

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No matter how much you dislike admitting that.

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So this is your set perspective through which you perceive the world around you, you perceive yourself and your experience of living.

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Great. What’s wrong in that?

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Well, for starters, you’re absolutely miserable and everything is falling apart.
“Excuse me? Isn’t that my individual fault and individual experience that has nothing to do with the society and my own suffering to bear?”

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Err, no. Nothing in this social setup of the world is *that* individual. If it were you would be the only miserable person you know. Or at least, other miserable people wouldn’t have the same roots and reasons of misery as you do. You’re not that significant that your actions would cause such painstaking consequences for anyone, even if that anyone is you.

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If you’re in a misery, no matter how individual and personal it may seem, it’s almost always the world’s fault. The collective fuckery of being, or as some sophisticated sociologists would like to call it, “the sociological perspective.”
You’re all collectively suffering living in a perspective that’s not doing you any good.

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Now what I believe in is, that anytime you try to make radical changes that do not challenge the core belief of it all, you’re just bullshitting yourself.

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Running around in the same sinking shape. You have to change the ship as well.

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Oh no, how did I just call the problem sociological and the solution individualistic?
No idiot, this is not a “solution.” It’s about perspective.

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Come closer.

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Listen to me carefully.

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Whenever you are analysing your worth, and you feel bad, it’s because you don’t realise what you’re analysing your worth against is also just a false alarm and isn’t something default that you have to care about just because the whole world cares about it. And it’s very difficult to identify what things and variables you’re just “naturally” (as a result of social conditioning) assuming, so you keep falling into this deliberate trap because you can’t target the core belief behind all of your thought that’s polluted by capitalist materialistic ideologies.

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Why am I sharing this piece of profound wisdom with you?

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Well it’s because the other day I was also miserably falling into this spiderweb of how I have wasted my time at the university.

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First, everyone has a different tolerance of pain. Those who stay longer in their toxic or abusive relationships do it either because they are highly patient with their partners or they are already trapped in the toxic cycle. The most common way of a narcissist is to trap someone is to give their victims the illusion of friendship, harmony or love between them. But there will always come a point when their victim can sense something is odd. E.g. when catching them lying or not keeping their end of the word. And when you try to speak to them about it and hold them accountable for what they do. It's always not their fault. And because they want you to believe it too they start to neglect, deflect, accuse you of the same (basically playing the UNO return card). The argument with them gets never really resolved because in their mind it's of cause always someone else's fault. The toxic cycle begins then when the narcissist tries the other person to believe that the relationship/friendship will stay the same, and will be as good as before. But it never will like that obviously because you can't build a friend- or relationship out of lies and an inability to be responsible for the things you do to other people. And so the good times become less and less, while the times of arguing about what happened become more and more. The people who stay in the toxic cycle are addicted to the hopeful illusions the narcissist serves them. So that's why. They need the realisation that a highly narcissistic person will never change. And if they do...it will only be for their own benefit or for a short amount of time so they can keep their victim supply close to them.

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