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Her female friends will make insensitive remarks at her expense.
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Most of the bullying is done by other children who are peers or classmates, but adults may also make insensitive remarks.
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Their Portuguese mother clearly favors Kat for her goals and drive, while often questioning Daisy's life choices. Daisy meets a wealthy, handsome young man named Charles at a bar. The two are immediately attracted to each other and begin a relationship, much to her mother's dismay. However, at a family dinner, his relatives unintentionally make insensitive comments about her ethnicity, and Charles overreacts.
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However, he actually attacks the guests with tough questions and leads the guests to talk about many unknown things about themselves. After all, The Knee-Drop Guru is a talk show, even though it doesn't seem like one. The Rude Guru (You Se-yoon)’s concept is "rude", just like his name. As The Knee-Drop Guru's assistant, his job is to introduce the guests’ profiles and make insensitive comments here and there.
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But after he squeezes Gloria's breast which proves that the program has had no effect, he's further sent on a women's retreat, where he continues to make insensitive comments until he endures pain comparable to childbirth: taking his bottom lip and stretching it behind his head. By the time he returns home, he has become very effeminate. At first, Lois appreciates Peter's new sensitive nature, but she is soon tired of him spending more time in front of the mirror, doing pregnancy tests and scolding Lois for slavishly attending to her husband. She appeals to Peter's friends for help, even going to Glenn Quagmire's house to confess that the "new" Peter is not meeting all her needs.
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