@Dean_y_ And if the people they are forced to work for, or with, aren't nice to them, who do they tell? They won't want to risk losing their benefits. A lot of them will be neurodivergent or mentally ill as well.
@eyuplovely I think that the extent to which a behaviour is caused by trauma is the extent to which that behaviour isn't evil. (I also think his behaviour is caused by privilege, I seriously doubt trauma played a part).
@Avixxionn It's often very tedious and I found myself grinding for rosaries A LOT. The crest thing is dumb. I wouldn't have known I'd have missed massive parts of it if I hadn't already seen them on the internet. The environments are more depressing. I still like it though.
@CerysSays The bit where Poe is shown as making a bad choice after understandably rebelling against Holdo when she refuses to tell him her plan is stupid.
@THEYLUVJOON@ceciATL@StephanieYeboah Have I said something harmful/misogynistic? Genuine question. I just think that if most feminist men have bigger dicks than misogynistic men, then most misogynistic men are not worse people than feminist men, they've just experienced a humiliation they haven't.
@theworstwh0re@THEYLUVJOON@ceciATL@StephanieYeboah The trauma might not come from wishing their body was different, but from being humiliated for being born that way. And anyway, the stronger the correlation between having a small dick and being right wing, the stronger that suggests that the humiliation is severe.
@Left4Dead2x@ceciATL@StephanieYeboah ''I think that men with small dicks are more likely to be right wing/misogynists, my response to that is to trivialise the humiliation that often comes with having a small dick.''
@whimpermanence It's interesting how many people (including 'feminists') use 'this man has a small dick' as an insult, adding to the stigma around it. If men with small dicks are more likely to be bullies in some way, that would mean their behaviour is largely a trauma response to that stigma.
@ryanburge What's their justification for doing so though? It's true if consciousness isn't a strongly emergent phenomenon but exists in all systems. And 'strongly emergent phenomena' have never been seen before, and the concept seems contradictory. We could also be in a virtual world.
@AbakpaJob The problem is a therapist is someone who is a professional 'nice person', someone who helps people, and who tells them what's right and wrong. But how do you measure that?