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One of these days I'm just going to snap and go full "elitism is good actually". Maybe elitism is good but the problem is that we need a better class

Would recommend reading the replies to this if you think any of these things is uncomplicatedly bad and past membership is a black mark against someone.(Kirsten is not saying they

The Shadow questions thread is obviously going to be the thing that outs me eventually because I'm going to end up wanting to publish something based on it in an

It has only just occurred to me that my experience on something may be atypical.Men: Do you have experiences of women being bad at consent/boundaries in slightly creepy ways? e.g.

A habit I am trying to cultivate is that when people are impressed with something I've done and the felt sense of why I can do it and they can't

Feeling mischievous so here's another thread.One like = one question you really wish I hadn't asked you because of what your answer reveals about your shadow. 1. Who in your

I do know who needs to hear this, but: Talking articulately about your problems on Twitter is not being a burden to others. It is the opposite of that. It

Leading my example (though I don't think I'm a downer account), here is my one like = one positive thing thread.https://twitter.com/GeniesLoki/status/1308701154986078208 1. I am not actually stuck yet but years

So emotional reactions are things that you've learned from your environment, and were often adaptive strategies that served a purpose at the time, right? And one of the reasons to

There's a particularly unpleasant experience that it seems like most people who are (cis?) male feminist nerds have at least some of, which is that they've internalised the idea that

"It is your moral duty to stoically endure a constant litany of emotional abuse without complaint, because you deserve it because of crimes committed by people who aren't you, and

What if the reason why women do most of the emotional labour is that we don't count it as emotional labour when men do it?(I was surprisingly reluctant to tweet