If I am not mistaken this already happened with people who could sign their name but not read, or not well enough to understand what they were signing.
Should be pretty obviois where I am going with this.
We are heading towards functional illiteracy. People will be able to read and write in order to use digital tools like filling in forms and asking questions to AI.
But less and less people will be able to extract value from written communication, gravitating to videos instead.
"Congrats, I heard you finally got married"
"Thanks but what do you mean? We're just friends"
"You've been together for 15 years"
"Yeah, we're friends"
"You are adjusting your wedding band right now"
"Do you think she likes me?"
I don't know whether I am losing reading comprehension myself or I never had much of it to begin with, or if this is due to a different reason.
But either way I do struggle with longer, abstract texts. And I notice younger people misunderstand what I write a lot more.
We are heading towards functional illiteracy. People will be able to read and write in order to use digital tools like filling in forms and asking questions to AI.
But less and less people will be able to extract value from written communication, gravitating to videos instead.
Look, I actually am not like other girls. It's just that:
1. it's not as obvious bc my mutuals are often outliers themselves too and
2. it's not virtuous, it means I struggle to adapt in ways other people don't.
So let me talk about it in peace without making it about you. 😘
@GaleraMica what was it like to experience your mother's homophobia when you were a kid?
not hating you when you were outed is good, but the bare minimum for decency, you don't make it sound like she was supportive, though, how was it actually like?
feel free to answer here or on DM!
Mothers create women and girls' gender dysphoria.
Mothers may be the victims of men and society at large but they are not their female children's victims, they are their female children's bullies.
Both things can and are true at the same time.
@GaleraMica Good you asked for clarification.
I had been thinking about childhood experiences and my worldview, how I am often shut down with accusations of pickmeism or "not like other girls" stuff, and I was sharing my thoughts publicly about that.
I like you bb, dontcha worry.
Hilarious this one is trying to jump on this bandwagon when she, with her ‘anyone can identify as lesbian just not men’, is the problem. This isn’t about disabled ppl getting reasonable accommodations, it’s about ppl using their identity to crusade against lesbian born lesbians💁♀️