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Best Kpop Side Tracks of 2023

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Top 40 Best Kpop Songs of 2023

40. KARDI, Party

39. Kingdom, Dystopia

38. MustB, Memory

37. VI'ENX, On My Way

36. Alice, Show Down

35. EPEX, Sunshower

34. xikers, Tricky House

33. Roa, Truth or Dare

32. Green, Trouble

31. E'LAST, Creature

30. &TEAM, Firework

29. Hyo, Picture

28. BIG Naughty, ICN>YVR

27. NCT 127, 1,2,7 (Time Stops)

26. NCT DOJAEJUNG, Perfume

25. Infinate, New Emotions

24. from20, Beat It

23. Jay, Paradise

22. ABLUE. MAD

21. Bobby, Cherry Blossom

20. Weeekly, Vroom Vroom

19. TEMPEST, Freak Show

18. Seventeen, Super

17. Nicole, Mysterious

16. LUN8, Wild Heart

15. Baek A Yeon, Lime (I'm So)

14. IVE, Baddie

13. LE SSERAFIM, Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard's wife

12. DUSTIN (ft jxtrax), New Love

11. D.O., I Do

WATCH THE TOP TEN

10. ChiVee, Mirage

9. Kuhan, I Can Do this All Day

8. Youngtak, On Your Side

7. JINI (ft Anime), C'mon

6. U-Kwon (ft Woosoo), Wanna Do

5. Weeekly, Good Day

4. AB6IX, Loser

3. YongYong (ft ZENE THE ZILLA), Cheetos

2. Lee Gikwang, Predator

1. TVXQ!, Down

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The colour of the year 2024 is...

Mauve!

This is my pick for the colour of 2024

#color of the year #pantone #2024 color of the year #mauve

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Test your Korean Vocabulary!

#korean vocabulary #korean language #learning korean #learn korean #beginner korean #language learning #korean vocab #korean #korean lesson #practice Korean

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Korean Weather Vocabulary

Watch my lesson on weather in Korean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0V_FJsVzkI

#korean lesson #learn korean #korean #korean vocabulary #korean vocab list #korean vocab #beginner Korean #beginner korean lesson #Korean language #language learning #learning korean #languageblr #language study #langblr #weather in Korean

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this fucks

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Little goats go up up up. They always like to play King of the Castle

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PRIDE Month 왔어!

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#learn korean #Korean fashion #korea #korean #lgbt korean #Korean LGBT #rainbow #rainbows #icecream #ice cream

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u dont like bnnuy ? 🐇? hop hop?

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Top 40 Kpop Songs 2022

40. Tan, Louder 39. Whee In, Pastel 38. Hyolyn, Wake Boom (ft Youngji Lee) 37. Victon, Stupid O’Clock 36. BLACKPINK, Shut Down 35. MCND, W.A.T.1 34. Craxy, Real 33. Tan, Walking on the Moon 32. Tan, Du Du Du 31. EXID, Fire 30. AleXa, Back In Vogue 29. Pentagon, Feeling’ Like 28. SAAY, Talk 2 Me Nice 27. WJSN Chocome, Super Yuppers! 26. Wonho, Crazy 25. Bibi, Vengeance 24. J-Hope, Arson 23. Lee Yeongji X Layone, Anemone 22. Limelight, Eye To Eye 21. Baekho, No Rules 20. (G)IDLE, Tomboy 19. Yena, Lxxk 2 U 18. J-Hope, More 17. MMD, WooAh HIP 16. Purple Kiss, Pretty Psycho 15. Vanner, Rollin' 14. Hyunjun Hur, Let Me Drown 13. Hyolyn, Layin' Low  (ft Jooyoung) 12. Tempest, Can't Stop Shining 11. Nine.i, Beauty Inside

WATCH THE TOP TEN 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1d5kHW58jA

10. Kangta, Love Song (ft Paloalto) 9. Lee Jinhyuk, Crack 8. Youngjae, Sugar 7. KOM, Adrenaline 6. Niel, In Your Space 5. Shinhwa WDJ, Flash 4. Leo, Losing Game 3. Yena, Smiley (ft. Bibi) 2. Be’O, LOVE me 1. Lee Changsub, Surrender

#2022 #kpop top 10 #kpop top 40 #top 40 kpop #kpop 2022 #best kpop #best kpop 2022 #kpop countdown #shinhwa #teen top #Niel Teen Top #youngjae got7 #BeO #changsub #leo vixx #top kpop songs 2022

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Colour of the Year 2023

My choice for colour of the year 2023 is LIME GREEN!

#2023 #New year 2023 #color of the year #color of the year 2023 #colour of the year 2023 #2023 color of the year

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PRO CHOICE SKETCH

(Man1 is saying goodbye to his girlfriend at the door of his home)

Man1- I love you. I'll call you. (Kiss) GoodBye, baby.

(Man1 closes the door. Turns around to see Man2 lying on his couch)

Man1- Ahh!

Man2- Hey dude

Man1- Who are you!? What are you doing here?!

Man2- I'm staying here for the next 9 months

Man1- What!? You can't stay here! This is MY house. Get out!

Man2- You CAN'T make me leave, dude. Like, you don't understand. I can't survive on my own. I'll literally die out there. Just let me stay, and save my life, it's the right thing to do.

Man1- uh Well... why is it my responsibility to save your life?

Man2- Well you did have sex last night.

Man1- What does that have to do with anything? And how do you know? How long have you been here?

Man2- I got in here last night. I wouldn't have been able to get in if you weren't having sex. You should have made better choices if you didn't want me here, dude. Use better protection.

Man1- I totally locked the door.

Man2- Not 100% effective, dude. Anyway, you'll hardly know I'm here. It's just 9 months. And I'll need you to take me to the doctor a couple times. Aside from that you'll hardly know I'm here....Although you will probably gain a lot of weight, your feet will swell, your sense of taste and smell will change, you'll have nausea, vomiting, indigestion, constipation

Man1- How am I gonna keep my full time job if I'm dealing with all that?! No. No! This is my house. I get to say who lives here and who doesn't.

(Man1 picks up phone and dials 911)

Hello, police there is a man in my house and he says he won't leave for 9 months. I want him gone now.

...what do you mean only 9 months? ...Why do you care if I had sex or not? It's MY house, MY choice!... How dare you call me a slut!

(Man1 hangs up the phone in frustration. sits on couch and puts his head in his hands)

Man2- Don't worry, dude there's only a tiny chance that I will kill you.

#pro choice #womens rights #my body my choice #if men could get pregnant #roe v wade #bodily autonomy #abortion rights #reproductive rights

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"To Wear" in Korean

입다 (ip-da)- to wear

쓰다 (sseu-da)- to wear on the head

바르다 (ba-reu-da)- to wear rubbed on the skin (eg. sunscreen, makeup)

하다 (ha-da)- to do but also to wear makeup, masks, or jewelry

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So, there's apparently research coming out now about microplastics being found in people's bloodstreams and the possible negative effects of that and I feel the need to get out ahead of the wave of corporate sponsored "be sure to recycle your bottles!" or "ban glitter!" campaigns and remind everyone: It's fishing nets. It's fishing nets. It is overwhelming fishing nets It always has been fishing nets. Unless regulations are changed, it will continue to be fishing nets. The plastic in the ocean in largely discarded nets from industrial fishing. The microplastics are the result of these nets breaking down. The "trash islands" are also, you guessed it. Mostly fishing nets and other discarded fishing industry equipment. Do not allow them to continue to twist the story. Do not come after disabled people who require single use plastics. Do not come after people using glitter in art projects and makeup. These things make up a negligible amount of the issue compared to corporate waste, specifically in the fishing industry. Do not let them shift the blame to the individual so they can continue to destroy the planet and our bodies without regulation.

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you don’t need to ask for jane anymore: a guide to coming to chicago for a safe, low-cost abortion

A lot of people in the US are super worried about the Supreme Court axing Roe v. Wade, but what they might not know is that some states have laws in place that will protect the right to reproductive choice and abortion if that happens. One of these states is the state of Illinois. In 2019, a law was passed that protects abortion rights within the state even if the federal right to an abortion falls. This means that if Roe v. Wade is overturned, abortion will still be a protected right in Illinois. Even before Roe, Chicago was a haven for safe abortions- you just called and asked for Jane.

Now, safe abortion access is the law of the land in IL, and there are several groups who can help you. This post is long, but I think it’s worthwhile. Even if you don’t read all the way through it, maybe save it for later. You or someone you know might need it. If you want to stop now, the TL;DR is this:

f you’re a minor and you can’t tell your parents, get a waiver of notification from the IL Judicial Bypass program.

Schedule your appointment.

Contact abortion funds to get financial aid. Your home state might have s fund, and the Chicago Abortion Fund can help.

Secure housing for the procedure through the Midwest Access Coalition or by talking to the intake staff at the clinic of your choice.

I’d like to start by saying that the closer to home you get your abortion, should you need one, the easier it will be for you… probably. It depends on your individual situation AND your safety. If I still lived in Indiana and I needed an abortion, I’d probably leave to get it done, even though there are abortion providers in Indiana, because Indiana is super hostile and there’s lots of clinic protestors- for example, when I was taking my GRE my senior year at Notre Dame, the testing center was in this little strip mall in Mishawaka next to Planned Parenthood. Despite the fact that the PP in Mishawaka does not provide abortions, there were protestors who yelled at me for going in there. I wasn’t even going to PP. I’d like to say that I said something devastatingly cool but I just ran in flustered. Point being: It really, really would have sucked if I was there for healthcare instead of a standardized test for graduate school. And that’s a very tame, mild situation! Real abortion clinic protests are often much more devastating! 

ANYWAYS. The less you have to travel, the easier things tend to be, if it’s safe to get an abortion where you are and if your state will have protected abortions if Roe is overturned. If you’re not sure what might happen in your state in that case, this map has a clear, succinct overview of the legal status of abortion in each state and all US territories. You will want to click through to that link, because this image isn’t interactive.

[ID: a map of the US with states and territories sorted by their legal protections for abortion into four categories: expanded access in the case of Roe v. Wade being overturned, protected, not protected, and hostile. IL is highlighted.]

So let’s say you live in any of those red states. (Yellow and blue are safe- abortion access is protected there.) Let’s say, worst case scenario, Roe gets overturned and you get pregnant and you want to terminate. You will be able to do that in IL, and it’s relatively easy to do that in Chicago for a relatively low cost and with the benefit of a robust support network of people who want to reaffirm your reproductive choices.

First, if you’re a minor and you don’t want to tell your parents because it’s not safe for you to do so, get a judicial waiver of parental notification. The IL ACLU has a judicial bypass hotline. This will come at no cost to you. Do this ASAP, because it takes time to get it set up! You can do this by calling the hotline at 877-442-9727, texting 312-560-6607, or emailing [email protected].

Next, you need to get an appointment set up. You could get a referral from someone local to you, but this can be tricky- 87% of counties in the US don’t have an abortion provider, and google can lead you to a crisis pregnancy center. They will not help you. If you have a local Planned Parenthood, call them. Even if they don’t provide abortions, they can refer you to someone who can. If you’re coming to Chicago, which this post… kind of assumes you are… you can call any of these groups to talk about your options and what clinics can help you. I recommend starting with FPA or PP; those are two actual clinics. MAC and CAF are funds- they can direct you but they can’t schedule an appointment for you.

Family Planning Associates (FPA): 312-707-8988 or use their online schedule tool, found here: https://www.fpachicago.com/schedule-now/ Chicago Abortion Fund (CAF): Phone: [phone] (note: the helpline is only staffed MWF from 3:30-6:30 PM CST, or email [email protected] Midwest Access Coalition (MAC): 847-750-6224 or email [email protected] Planned Parenthood of Illinois (PP): 1-800-230-7526

You might want to shop around and see which clinic costs the least, and is the most practical for you to get to. FPA has a lot of patient resources, as does PP. Don’t be afraid to ask for financial assistance. The people staffing those organizations have extensive networks and deep compassion for their patients- if the clinic can’t help, they might know who can.

Once you’ve made an appointment, now’s the time to start gathering financial aid. Some insurance, including IL Medicaid, covers it. If yours does not, or if the copay is still too much, this is where abortion funds come into play. Many states have their own abortion funds for state residents, so you might have to look around to see who can help you. I’d start with the National Network of Abortion Funds.

You also need to figure out transportation and housing while you’re in the city to get your abortion. This isn’t super necessary if you’re just coming for the pill abortion, but if you’re coming for a d and c or other surgical procedure, you will be staying for a couple of days. THIS is why I’m writing this up, because abortion funds typically only are able to help cover the financial cost of the procedure. It’s expensive to stay somewhere and it can be absolutely terrifying if you’re on your own! Navigating while you’re in pain from the procedure can be an absolute devil of a time, too! However, Chicago has MAC (contact info above), which is a practical access fund, which means that they help pay for transportation to the city (bus tickets and train tickets) and around the city (volunteer drivers or volunteers who take rideshares with clients), food, aftercare medicine (painkillers, etc.), and housing, and there’s also free access to emotional support staff throughout your stay. This is not just open to IL residents; it’s open to anyone coming to the city for an abortion. ALSO if you go through FPA, they have a partnership with the Hampton Inn a block away from their location where their patients get a discount. If you go that route, just talk to FPA about housing and they’ll hook you up. This can be super helpful if you need some evidence that you’re on a “business trip” or something like that- if you are in a position where you need an excuse for your safety, that might work well.

Hopefully you won’t need this post- but if you do, I hope it helps. Feel free to share it around. If you have anti-choice opinions and you feel the need to share, don’t. This isn’t the space for it; you will be blocked and your comments removed. And then remember that criminalizing abortion won’t stop abortion. It’ll just stop safe abortions. Also, increased access to abortion, funnily enough, tends to be the thing that lowers abortion rates, because increased access to abortion comes part and parcel with increased access to birth control and general health and sex education.

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Way Too Easy Korean Clothing Vocabulary

Boots 부츠 (bu-cheu)

High Heels 하이힐 (ha-i-hil)

Running Shoes 러닝슈즈 (reo-ning-shyu-jeu)

Sandals 샌들 (saen-deul)

Dress 드레스 (deu-re-seu)

Shirt 셔츠 (shyeo-cheu)

T-shirt 티셔츠 (ti-shyeo-cheu)

Jacket 재킷 (jae-kit)

Coat 코트 (ko-teu)

Tuxedo 턱시도 (teok-shi-do)

Helmet 헬멧 (hel-met)

Mask 마스크 (ma-seu-keu)

Sunglasses 선글라스 (seon-geu-la-seu)

Bra 브라 (beu-ra)

Bikini 비키니 (bi-ki-ni)

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me at work