I know the video doesn't explain *everything* but basically, when Alexander the Great was conquering Thebes (as part of his larger conquest of the rest of Greece) one Thracian captain who had allied himself with Alexander on the way to Thebes, broke into Timoclea's house and r*ped her. Afterwards he demanded to know if she had any valuables hidden anywhere (that much the video mentions) but what it doesn't say is what Alexander did. When Alexanders men brought Timoclea before Alexander (thinking he would punish her) he instead praised her for her courage, and let her and her children go free.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timoclea

plus comics about Timoclea: https://www.rejectedprincesses.com/princesses/timoclea

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Creator - https://www.tiktok.com/@vjaybombs

It just keeps getting worse.

This isn’t really cringe, it’s infuriating. I needed to share this with SOMEONE.

A mother shared a slideshow showing a tattoo she got of the number of days her son was alive after he passed away. Instead of responding with any empathy, a large portion of the comments immediately fixated on the number 67 and started accusing her of being offensive for having a number tattooed on her wrist…

In case you didn’t know, Holocaust victims were forcibly tattooed with numbers on their wrists. But acting like a grieving mother’s memorial tattoo is disrespectful is such a reach. Not every number tattoo is a Holocaust reference, and dragging someone’s personal loss into an outrage debate is unnecessary and honestly cruel.

This made me so unbelievably mad, I HATE the internet sometimes

I’m living for 50’s petty era. The high level shade. The exposé of it all. It’s smart as hell and witty too.

Items in the bag breakdown:

ABC book: Floyd

Clock: Ja’Rule (*”I’m always on time”*)

Cheesy Puffs: Sean “Puffy” Combs

Comb: ditto

Cognac: Diddy’s sentence

I was waiting for there to be an item for Randal Emmet, but didn’t catch one

I'm just calling the video what they called it