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This blog is about is about our views on current events and on the world in general as women in their 20s.
This blog is not here to offend you, this is merely an opinion.. if you, however take a stranger's opinion to heart you are welcome to contact us to discuss and resolve the matter as human beings should.

We are not here to be the next Tomi Lahren, the snowflake that is exactly why us, Millenials are so (in this case - rightfully) frowned upon. Our topics will probably be similar, but we don't believe we have anything else in common with the redneck racist barbie.

You are always welcome to leave your comments and concerns in the comment section, in fact we encourage you to speak out and have an open discussion about your take on the matter of the post.

HOWEVER

We do not consider ourselves as liberal women, nor a conservative.

We are not American, therefore we will discuss more than the matters in the US: we will include as many Countries as we can and feel confident that we won't be spreading a false idea about.

TO INCLUDE ALL

You matter, and so do we. We will address any comments let those be hateful or loving. We build on your feedback, and we hope to broaden the minds of all the readers and that they do the same for us.
This blog is here for educational purposes, that works visa versa.

And since we would love to include younger generations - e.g. High schoolers - we would love to keep things PG around the blog. No cussing, or if you feel like you cannot restrain your emotions, please do that in a private message. If posted publicly we will remove any comment that seen as setting a bad example to others.

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