@But if it make@s you feel any better or justified I am voting for right wing politics generally that will annihilate Commie Leftist red-green nonsense, shut the open borders and that will deport all illegal invaders, terrorists, rapists and foreign benefits scroungers that piled into Britain. I think Starmer, Hermer and Blair are traitors and that Sadiq Khan is just an enemy of the indigenous British Citizen. I don't care about ethnicity (race) just the foreign cultural overload and replacement and interreference with what it means to be British and the DEI rammed down our throats. All these people have their own or similar countries filled with their culture and much larger landmasses of it usually and ought not to be in Britain at such scale. Integrate or leave if they came in legally and deported if they broke in or were mass migrated in during the Boriswave. They are a big drain on the state which is overly taxed and going bankrupt and descending into a ghettoised Third World shithole.

This morning, I mistakenly used my wife’s toothbrush to brush my teeth. Her toothbrush has white bristles, while mine is red. They both have similar containers, so the only way to tell them apart is by the colour of the bristles. I was in a hurry and didn’t look properly, so I picked up her toothbrush without realizing it. When I was about to put it back, she saw me and immediately got angry. She turned from the bed and asked, “Why did you use my toothbrush?” I was shocked because I wasn’t expecting that kind of reaction. We’re husband and wife—we kiss regularly—so I didn’t think it was a big deal if we accidentally used each other’s toothbrush. To be honest, since we got married, we’ve never used each other’s toothbrush before. My wife got up angrily, took the toothbrush, broke it, threw it in the dustbin, then went downstairs and came back with a new one. She even put it in her handbag. Now I’m wondering; Is it wrong for a husband and wife who kiss regularly to use the same toothbrush?