Controversial things that I like:
🥑What I eat in a day post & videos.
•They actually help me want to eat and have an appetite.
💄 How to get a glow up or get prettier.
•Not because anyone isn’t, but lots of helpful and useful tips that help for other things. Better skin and so on!
🎃 Halloween(especially as a Christian)
Nothing is pagan unless you believe that way.
•Nothing wrong with dressing up and getting candy and having fun and churches were always my favorite because it was a safe space to enjoy and kids love the coloring books of Jesus and the stories. Regardless of how you believe.. who owns rights to having fun and pretending to be a character and eating candy? I love it!
🍽️ Diets.
•Not all diets are unhealthy. Some could save lives and help blood sugar and diet is what you eat. Can help you gain weight or maintain it can be useful. Consult a Dr, but if someone is giving healthy advice I think that’s okay. We need to drink water and get nutrients it’s the restriction that’s bad. But some people have no guidance. I enjoy that content if I’m being honest.
✝️Christian post.
•Yes I am one, so you are thinking well of course you find it fine, but we too need a community and not every church is the same and not every so called Christian are true and trustworthy so it’s good make friends it is hard to find friends who believe the same. But also want anyone who feels alone to have a safe place if they need it or want it. You are allowed to your free will but it does help some of us so please if you don’t like it just scroll by.
The list goes on and I can think of more but these are some post I’ve seen on here recently that people seem to have a problem with. Just because it’s not your cup of tea doesn’t mean it’s not someone else’s cup.
🌸 I love that this app is mostly women who are supporting other women and I don’t think we should be quick to judge and start drama. We should be able to open up and feel safe without hate. If you want opinions and debates just be prepared but please can we keep it healthy on this app? Mental health is important and we all should be kind. There are ways to express your feelings and give your opinion in a kind way.
In a world often quick to judge, it’s vital to consider how personal preferences shape our experiences. The concept of controversies around daily habits, such as diet choices, is a common topic of discussion. Notably, not all diets are detrimental; in fact, some can improve health conditions like diabetes or obesity when managed with professional guidance. Similarly, celebrating occasions like Halloween can be seen in a positive light, especially within a community framework, where traditions bring joy and connection for children and families alike. For many, engaging in festive celebrations or dietary practices isn't merely about the action but the context it creates—a sense of belonging and acceptance. The community dimensions of these choices can foster support networks, especially among women advocating for one another's well-being. Amid these discussions, it’s essential to cultivate an environment where differing opinions are expressed respectfully, promoting mental health and collective empathy. Ultimately, embracing controversial topics opens pathways for understanding and dialogue. This underscores the importance of creating safe spaces where individuals can share freely, build connections, and challenge stigmas without fear of backlash. It's about recognizing that everyone's 'cup of tea' might differ while celebrating our diverse experiences and choices.
There’s a lot I didn’t include but these were just fresh topics and I actually appreciate these types of post. On that note, I have also been searching for all the good gut health info. I know I will come across something that can help bloat but possibly still let me enjoy some of my fav foods.(maybe in moderation)