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How much do military camo pants cost?
Military camo pants are probably one of the most loved and sought-out pairs of clothing in the United States. Of course, they’ve had their rise and fall in popularity but it is still a favorite among enthusiasts more than ever.
By Worldwide Tactical4 years ago in Viva
Riches of the Past
I walked slowly through the field, the long grass brushing against my legs. I had a flashlight with me that I took everywhere but tonight was bright enough I didn’t have to turn it on. The nearly full moon was covered by clouds at the moment but enough light filtered through that I could see the surroundings and, in the distance, my destination. It was a cool night but not cold. My cutoff denim shorts and cute pink custom-cut tee were enough. The wind picked up and gave me goose pimples on my neck and arms. I loved that feeling.
By Christopher Seaman4 years ago in Viva
Women and Beauty Products
Exceptionally ladies are more inspired by their beauty. They really do a lot of care of their skins and other external looks. They need inverse sexual orientation to be drawn in towards them. It might likewise be the explanation that they additionally do a lot of care of their face standpoint. At the point when we meet or see any known individuals or outsiders, our first look would be all over. It applies to all kinds of people.
By Adebayo Akinleye4 years ago in Viva
What I Wish I'd Said
My shoulder was already hurting from the pull of the suitcase but I was only halfway to the bus station. I did my best to ignore the jerk and tug as the wheels got caught in the cracks of the sidewalk and focused instead on the beautiful day and moving forward. I kept my head down for the most part, but every once and awhile would look into the window of an interesting shop, check for traffic before crossing a street, make sure a passing car wasn’t honking at me, as well as lift my face to feel the sun.
By Bethany G4 years ago in Viva
Beyond #MeToo: What Ghislaine Maxwell's Conviction Means For Victims of Sexual Harassment
Ghislaine Maxell, the socialite and long time associate of the financier, late Jeffrey Epstein, has been convicted of recruiting underage girls for the latter. This high profile and keenly watched trial is also notable for the effect it would have on the #MeToo movement and its impact on other victims of sexual harassment. Indeed, the conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell should spur other women to come forward and more importantly, pursue their perpetrators till justice is served. The last point, for me, is the most important takeaway of this case involving the high and the mighty i.e., not letting the momentum generated by the #MeToo movement dissipate as well as ensuring that cases go to trial and bring closure to the victims and their families. While the case involving Ghislaine Maxwell generated prime time media attention as it involved the Who’s Who of American elite, there are countless other cases which do not receive the same kind of coverage and hence, there is a reason to feel hopeful that victims of sexual harassment can draw inspiration from this case and fight for justice.
By Rammohan Susarla4 years ago in Viva
Smashing Patriarchy — One Painting at a Time
Two women are pressing a man down on a bed. One puts her fist against his right temple while the other grips his torso. Although the man tries to push the woman in the blue gown, away from his right hand, he can not defeat the combined strength of both the women. The woman in the yellow gown cuts his throat through a golden sword with no repentance on her face. The blood spurts through the bedsheet and the victim's eyes are wide open.
By Kamna Kirti4 years ago in Viva
Behind Every Successful Woman Is a Group of Girlfriends Cheering for Her
If you're part of a girl gang from school or college, you already know what I mean. Female friendships are like a force of nature. They have the power to change your life. They can impact your mental health, your confidence and your level of grit.
By Aditi Balaji4 years ago in Viva
Resilience
Rape culture is a brutal and everyday sort of thing. It surrounds us and it permeates the air that I breathe. Rape culture sits on the phrase "He hits you because he likes you" that we teach schoolgirls that leads to them thinking that hitting is liking. Rape culture is telling a woman it's her job to say no. It's her job to say no over, and over, and over, and over again. While telling a man that it's his job to want it, to say yes. Even when he doesn't. Rape culture is women in undervalued and underpaid positions sleeping with men who have power, trying to claw their way to the top just to someday get enough air to breathe. Rape culture is a man whistling as a woman walks by, immediately reminding her what he values her for. Rape culture is a group of boys assigning girls a score out of ten and her hearing it and wanting to prove them wrong and signing up for something she didn't want. Rape culture doesn't stop at a man in a dark alley taking something that doesn't belong to him. Rape culture doesn't start at man and woman in private ways. It doesn't start at men disfiguring women who are threats. Or women who aren't threats. It starts with people undervaluing people as people. It starts with human beings forgetting that human beings are sacred.
By Margaret4 years ago in Viva
How To Get Your Ex Back When He Has Moved On (How To Win Him Back From Her)
You are asking for help on "How to get my ex back when he's moved on?" because you really didn't want the breakup to occur in the first place right? Well rest easy because it doesn't mean that he's gone for good. Even if there is another woman in the picture it doesn't mean that he isn't thinking about you.
By Banks Robert4 years ago in Viva
The Woman, the Eternal Story…
If we look at history, we notice that women's lives have changed considerably. She now enjoys many more rights and freedoms.
By Dante White4 years ago in Viva
A Hellish Dinner
One would think that Hell is like that place described in the movies, full of flames, demons, and a smell of sulfur, but surprisingly it looks a lot like Utah, but with more Mormons.
By Mindsmatter.4 years ago in Viva
Unpleasant, but Necessary - What to Do When You Visit the Gynecologist
In the waiting room, to pass the time faster, you read the posters on the walls ten times or you flip through the brochures about breast cancer; then, during the consultation, you try to behave freely and keep a certain dignity, sitting on the table in that position…
By Kenny Reyna4 years ago in Viva