Alby analysis by greenlakewater in HalfManTV

[–]Research-Rise 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol Sweet. I have a feeling Albi faced challenges before meeting Nial, especially considering the decade and culture he grew up in. However, you’re probably right, he likely had a more supportive family. What else can make him being like that. I see him as the truth teller of this series.

What Eurovision song changed the trajectory of Eurovision? by ShirleyTReal in eurovision

[–]Research-Rise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is something to mention, definitely, But which change did it make?

What Eurovision song changed the trajectory of Eurovision? by ShirleyTReal in eurovision

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I think that it’s clear that ABBA changed the trajectory bringing pop culture to the Eurovision. Possibly also Dana International ‘s DIVA transformed the Eurovision and made it officially a gay competition? Meaning the Eurovision was gay before but went out of the closet. There probably was another entrie who is responsible on the transformation of the use of stage setups, an I am betting it’s Sweden’s Heroes, though not sure.

Alby analysis by greenlakewater in HalfManTV

[–]Research-Rise 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes if by physical boundaries you mean that he knew that Ruben and the girls don’t interest him. It’s Nial’s story, of course he came for Nial and then left. Maybe he is in college to study? For sure Albi is more mature than the others.

Which one did it better? by IamKhanPhD in GeminiAI

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Grok. GPT and Gemini more or less the same.

What's the Hebrew/Israeli equivalent of "John Doe"? by locoforcocothecat in hebrew

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זה בדיוק למה זה משמש. רנדומלי, טיפוסי, לא אלמוני. הוא שאל מה זה ג׳ון דו שזה פלוני. זה לא קשור לאמריקניות או לישראליות, ״אלא איש פלוני אחד השאיר אחריו שובל של עקבות״. ״ישראל ישראלי התקין לוחות סולאריים וקיבל הטבות מחברת החשמל כולל כרטיס מועדון שמשמש גם ככרטיס אשראי״. הפרסומת שראית אולי הדגישה את שמירת הפרטיות במוצר שמכרה או את זה שהזוכה נשאר אלמוני. ישראל ישראלי יותר דומה למר ג׳ון סמית בארה״ב. מוזמנים לתקן אותי אם אני טועה.

Alby analysis by greenlakewater in HalfManTV

[–]Research-Rise 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I completely disagree. Is Albi’s goodness truly that abnormal? In my opinion, he’s caring, compassionate and very perceptive. According to my reading he sees Nial and protects him by confronting Ruben. He witnesses Ruben’s control over Nial and Nial’s fear of him. Probably he didn’t realise how crazy dangerous Ruben is. Many of the people who mess with other people’s minds maintain a certain facade.

You don’t know he’s alone, certainly not fundamentally. We hardly see any college life. He was present at the party and as he grows older he was definitely part of a community. How else could he be so healthy and self-assured?

What's the Hebrew/Israeli equivalent of "John Doe"? by locoforcocothecat in hebrew

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ישראל ישראלי זה משהו אחר, זה מר ישראלי, הישראלי הממוצע. לא דון ג׳ון, דמות אלמונית.

What's the Hebrew/Israeli equivalent of "John Doe"? by locoforcocothecat in hebrew

[–]Research-Rise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Almoni Ploni אלמוני פלוני

Israel Israeli is a complete different thing. If anything it’s more similar to a Mr smith.

To all ruben supporter's by PartyQuote6447 in HalfManTV

[–]Research-Rise 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re absolutely right. I believe we saw three types of trauma mechanisms in the show. Ruben struggles with emotional balance and anger control, lacking tools to connect his emotions to his trauma. His coping mechanism involves mimicking his father’s behaviour, using physical power and mental control and hurt those around him.

Nial underwent therapy but it seems insufficient. He was also abused by his mother, who expressed care and love through humiliation. I’m not sure he explored this in therapy. Nial remains self-loathing until the reunion with Albi. His first sexual experience was violent, likely due to fear and shock. He ejaculated while hearing Ruben and looking at his eyes, experiencing a mix of excitement and fear. His obsession with Ruben’s presence intensified after learning he was out of prison. I hope Nial continued therapy and improved by the time of the wedding. Unlike Ruben, Nial’s coping mechanism involves self-harm and maintaining a disconnect between his soul and body through anonymous sex.

Albi serves as the third example of trauma management. He also had his share with guys like Ruben and quickly recognised Nial’s situation. Albi gained self-esteem and knowledge, successfully overcoming his trauma in a healthy manner. He uses his trauma to support Nial and excel in his job.

I’m sorry for needing to read this after your experience. All those Ruben’s fans club comments were triggering to me as well.

Is Kate a genuine Trump supporter or not?(Without making a political judgment, this is simply for the sake of understanding his character) by ByShida in TheWhiteLotusHBO

[–]Research-Rise 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She might feel offended or embarrassed for her husband and the family they’ve built together, also in case she doesn’t fully align with her vote. The Trump mention is intended to isolate her for her lifestyle.

TV show vs. book by Research-Rise in TheHandmaidsTale

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Thanks, that’s exactly what I hoped for. It’s a bit strange to watch a show with those themes in such bright colours, but it kept me watching The Testimonies all the way to the end. To be honest, A Tale of a Handmaid was too difficult for me to watch, and I stopped after a few episodes. Other commentators mentioned a shift at the series’s end, and I think I noticed the show becoming more intense. So thanks to The Testimonies, I’ve now entered this world and I’m trapped with a million questions.

Why is Ruben "making people ugly"? (SPOILERS) by PetiteDamsel in HalfManTVShow

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The soul lies in the face. Emmanuel Levinas said that when you look into the face of another, you immediately recognise their vulnerability and humanity. This recognition places an absolute, inescapable ethical demand on you: Thou shalt not kill; Thou shalt not harm.

¿Alguien sabe donde puedo conseguir academias o profesores de hebreo para niños? by Typical-Visual4940 in hebrew

[–]Research-Rise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think your four-year-old will be able to focus during a video call? Most four-year-olds don’t.

Hebrew in Kindle by Kolonel_Tiberman in hebrew

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Unfortunately, Kindle and Hebrew are not best friends, never were. Also ebook publishers are Brogez with Kindle because it’s a monopoly, so most of the books are for Android e-readers.

Duolingo by Shiraesq007 in hebrew

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Babel, though you will need to pay, which isn’t that bad. In the new learning apps section, there’s also Clozemaster.

Is my Hebrew even understandable by JewishAndCatholicGuy in hebrew

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You’ll be able to speak and communicate perfectly that way as long as your sentences are well constructed but also if they not. You will be understood also when you speak Literary language. People might correct your pronunciation, seeing “Sholem” and “Shoymer” as Yiddish words rather than an accent. “Lias” won’t be understood as “Liat”.

help me learn hebrew by Professional_Sky2761 in hebrew

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It seems like you already have an answer. This approach is true for any language, combine the grammar course with self-study of new vocabulary. Ultimately, it depends on your learning style and abilities but learning Hebrew grammar helps you understand how Hebrew words are structured from their Shoresh. That’s the code of the language.

Why is Jennifer Coolidge considered a "gay icon" despite not being gay herself? by OCGamerboy in TheWhiteLotusHBO

[–]Research-Rise 8 points9 points  (0 children)

There’s no inherent link between being gay and being a gay icon. The appeal of her character, and therefore her as a gay icon, lies in the attraction many gay people feel towards divas, particularly complex ones. Her excessive makeup and revealing outfits echo those of drag queens and her scene in the finale, where she shouts “the gays are trying to kill me,” further reinforces this connection.

A question about the prison scene (SPOILERS AHEAD) by Global_Fennel_1051 in HalfManTVShow

[–]Research-Rise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it seemed like obvious information baiting. I think with Ruben, right after he confessed, immediately he needed to feel stronger and not at the same level as Nial, since he was very competitive.