Hey Big Brother 2024 It is full of flags, and the fact that Jacques Costa condemns those who make mistakes and treats him is the “dish of the day.”
It turns out that she herself is mistaken and speaks of herself as “he”, which has already sparked many comments about the situation.
We can read on social media: “Here you see that this person (woman, man, both, none, whatever) is just here to talk about it. He just wants to show up and show himself. He wants fame and attention. He wants to highlight himself. As for the real reason, that's for later. I see nothing but lies in this person“.
But the comments don't stop there. “Jack himself drew attention to Paige because he used a masculine pronoun.” “A poorly educated, arrogant, arrogant, unlovable person, this being who doesn't even know how to explain what he is and what he likes when he has no arguments. He says he's boring, he's tired… anyway” or “That's called cohesion, Miggy.”
Curiously, Adriano Silva Martinez In the journal Vidas he wrote: “You have every right to feel like a man or a woman. What you do not have the right to do is impose an individual will on a collective reality.“.
Here you see that this person (woman, man, both, neither, whoever) is just here to talk to. He just wants to show up and show himself. He wants fame and attention. He wants to highlight himself. As for the real reason, that's for later. I see nothing but lies in this person. #bbtvi https://t.co/MeYYAfRELR
– Sarah Magalhaess (@Sara_Magalhaess) April 7, 2024
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