While scrolling through my twitter feed in this last week I came across one of my really close friends replying to responses to her post. Her post included the picture below and her saying “my man better gas me the fuck up, never dating another insecure loser again”. She had
Where is the line between protecting your child and being a helicopter parent? How do you prepare your child for the real world and not allow them to be scared my what they may see on the internet? What restrictions are too far?
Why has sexual harassment become so normalized? What makes it okay from someone to say things like “ Nice ass.” or “Let me hit that.”? What can be done to stop this toxic reality of our society?
It took me a very long time to come out to my parents and I am still fully not out to my whole family despite having been in a amazing relationship for almost 3 years now. I constantly am asking myself why do you care so much?
The answer is simple from very young it has always been who your boyfriend? Who’s your crush and the answer was always expected to be a boy. But why? Another simple answer. Our society has formed expectations and norms that need to be met.
@V_Etienne_V I also think it is because it is a male dominated space and the fear of not being welcomed becomes a reason for not including themselves in the gaming community.
@Chanel60706399 Asking a question such as gender can seem intimidating or anxiety inducing for some individuals that may not conform to the binary centralized society that we live in
In my opinion, cyberspace is gendered because it is a place where minority groups can have a more level playing field where the majority is not necessarily always in control. Cyberspace allows those of a minority group, such as women, the ability to voice their opinion and be