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@cryptidjay opponents plan to do. These are skills that require intense focus, reaction, and knowledge that can only be obtained through hours of effort and training, just like in physical sports.

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@cryptidjay average person wouldn't be able to reach. Not to mention, in addition to quick reflexes, progamers need to have intimate knowledge about the games they're playing, which often change how they operate fairly regularly, and need to know the dominant strategies and read what their

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@sadgefroge population will only know these groups as fitting into those stereotypes, which can lead to prejudice or dehumanizing of these individuals. To better present LGBTQ+ representation, the media should show well rounded characters with a variety of interests and personalities.

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@sadgefroge Korea's LGBTQ+ movement to expand and gain grounds to fight for their rights. However, because of this, it's also important to be aware of how these individuals are represented in the media. If the only representation for LGBTQ+ characters is in the form of stereotypes, the

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@bkgray99 responsibility makes these standards even more impossible for the average person to accomplish.

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@bkgray99 unwilling or unable to get surgery for other reasons, this can only succeed in destroying their own confidence in their appearance. Beauty standards for women are already unnecessarily harsh and strongly enforced, but claiming that women should get cosmetic surgery as a civic

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@Cindy1o1panda should go without them so that her male coworkers do not think that she is "getting free time for nothing." The book really illustrates not only the ways that South Korean society treats its women but how it causes them fear, anxiety, and limits the choices that they really have.

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@Cindy1o1panda affect the way people treat men and women without even thinking about it. She really goes into detail about how there's no winning at times, like Kim Jiyoung's struggle to decide if she should take advantage of the extra time given to her at work as a pregnant woman or if she

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@ilucrzy but these typically become prohibitively expensive to the point that they may as well not exist at all. In these cases, fans often have no choice but to rely on fan translations, as the official translations essentially no longer exist.

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@ilucrzy rights to be lost after a period of time, and until the parent company decides to sell the rights to a company again, there can be no legal way for these properties to be viewed anymore in certain countries. There may still be physical media versions of these properties available