Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

She's wearing a jacket with the Cuban flag on it.

It's all about rage against the machine for her. There's hardly anything individualist about how she looks or dresses. She's very much conforming, in her own way.

wtf is wrong with you

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

She's wearing a jacket with the Cuban flag on it.

It's all about rage against the machine for her. There's hardly anything individualist about how she looks or dresses. She's very much conforming, in her own way.

She lives in an area with a large Cuban population. Her father is Cuban. She is raging against mass murders in schools and other public places, not a generic “machine.”

Are you really this dense?

And by the way, she has publicly stated that her hair isn’t a political statement; it’s a reaction to Florida’s heat and humidity.

https://www.vogue.com/article/emma-gonzalez-parkland-florida-shooting-gun-debate-buzz-cut-town-hall-tallahassee-twitter

Of course it isn't a statement, she had the shaved head the day her friends were slaughtered.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Indicates low self esteem.

In what way? I would think she’d have high self esteem in order to buck all the trends and go bald.

I think pp means that the "it doesn't sit right" person has low self esteem. People who care about harmless, non-permanent things that other people do can't be happy with themselves.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I would think they are a lesbian or having mental health issues. Sorry not sorry.

Stupid just stupid.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

She's wearing a jacket with the Cuban flag on it.

It's all about rage against the machine for her. There's hardly anything individualist about how she looks or dresses. She's very much conforming, in her own way.

She lives in an area with a large Cuban population. Her father is Cuban. She is raging against mass murders in schools and other public places, not a generic “machine.”

Are you really this dense?

And by the way, she has publicly stated that her hair isn’t a political statement; it’s a reaction to Florida’s heat and humidity.

https://www.vogue.com/article/emma-gonzalez-parkland-florida-shooting-gun-debate-buzz-cut-town-hall-tallahassee-twitter

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

She's wearing a jacket with the Cuban flag on it.

It's all about rage against the machine for her. There's hardly anything individualist about how she looks or dresses. She's very much conforming, in her own way.

She lives in an area with a large Cuban population. Her father is Cuban. She is raging against mass murders in schools and other public places, not a generic “machine.”

Are you really this dense?

I shaved my head as a teen. I liked to experiment a lot with my hair, including mohawks, dreads, etc. I do not, and did not, have mental issues. Is your daughter "artsy", or into a subculture? I'm in my 40s and occasionally think about how I would love to shave my head again because it felt so good and was so easy...but no way I could pull off the look now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

She's wearing a jacket with the Cuban flag on it.

It's all about rage against the machine for her. There's hardly anything individualist about how she looks or dresses. She's very much conforming, in her own way.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well, yes. 17 of classmates/friends at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were slaughtered at their school. I sure hope she’s angry.

Having spent enough time living in Europe, whenever I think of shaved heads I think of neo-nazis and angry men on the far, far right. I know people on DCUM love to think of Europe as the byword of liberal progressiveness but you do see quite a few of alt-right shaved heads, tattooed, leather suited men around.

When I see it on a woman, I don't think of independence but of a silly girl going for the shock value and eventually outgrowing it.

Anonymous wrote:I am judging someone based on this post and it's not the tween.

08:28? 08:12? Who?

Is she 12/13? For some reason, my daughter knows a few 7th graders who have shaved their heads recently.

I would assume it is a precursor to gender fluidity but not indicative of any kind of mental health problem.

When a boy does it, he looks like a nazi. When a girl does it, she just looks like ...a girl with a shaved head. I went to high school with a solid half-dozen girls who shaved their heads. Hell, I shaved the back/bottom of MY head when I was 17.

No big deal. Emma Gonzalez looks beautiful and strong.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would assume she was inspired by this asskicker. Smart girl.

This person looks angry and depressed. Maybe she's been assaulted.

Well a bunch of her friends were murdered.