[ SECRET POST #4076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4076 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Dustin Henderson from "Stranger Things"]


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03. [SPOILERS for Black Panther post-credits scene]



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04. [WARNING for possible discussion of incest (fic)]



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05. [WARNING for possible discussion of sexual harassment/#metoo]



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06. [WARNING for possible discussion of sexual harassment/#metoo]



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07. [WARNING for possible discussion of non-con/underage/etc]














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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Non-brits do not get it. She bloody can't. Being royal in Britain means not being political.
She can and does lend public support to women-focussed charities, but she can't take a public position on this.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm American, and I get it because I've watched a few documentaries about the Royal Family and how they handle themselves like an extremely conservative company. We don't really have anything like that in the U.S. except the presidential office or the First Lady... kind of. Or at least, we did before Trump was elected. You couldn't just say whatever you want or do whatever you want because the whole world is watching and it wasn't just you doing things, it's the office and the institution you represent. Even the most innocuous thing can yield unexpected blowback.

Most people don't think about that or realize it, though. They take freedom of expression very much for granted because they're private individuals, and yes, because we're American and it's something we expect to have.

[(Anonymous)]

They said "non-Brits" not specifically Americans.

(I swear, on some parts of the internet, you'd think the only two nationalities were British and American)

[tree_and_leaf]

And the dress is so close to black it's really obvious that she's aligning herself with it as closely as she can while still having something that passes for plausible deniability.