what are sum things u wish we’re normalized? page 2
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PugCakePop
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3 years, 8 months ago by PugCakePop
Definitley periodsThe lqbtq movement needs to be accepted because some people where i am living act like its a crime (idk if this is normalization sorry) It needs to more normalized that women can stand up for themselves. Because anytime people( some people of course not all) see women doing that they get so mad, just for a person who is trying to protect themselves and their rights. Ive seen this happen in my own household. |
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Czarcasm
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3 years, 8 months ago by Czarcasm
@juliannagh I agree! I spent WAY to mich time on screens. 🙁
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kmmorell
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3 years, 8 months ago by kmmorell
- periods- limb differences (it's okay for kids to be curious, but at the same time not to exclude people) - gender specific things - girls not being able to speak their mind - body shape or height - girls not wearing makeup - men crying (they have emotions too) - talking about mental health |
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bibean15
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3 years, 8 months ago by bibean15
Lots of things 😅. Clothes have no gender. Periods are a normal part of life. Wearing and not wearing makeup (I feel like when a girl wears makeup people think she’s doing it for guys and when she doesn’t people seem weird about it). Talking about mental health. Also people need to learn that clothes are NOT and NEVER WILL BE consent!! Makeup has no gender.
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Nanna_Ozzy
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3 years, 8 months ago by Nanna_Ozzy
I hate it when guys get called a simp, just because they treat girls how they should be treated. They should be able to treat girls with kindness without being teased.
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llama1013
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3 years, 8 months ago by llama1013
@Nanna_Ozzy I agree! I personally just feel like that’s a dumb word/idea. I know there are true unhealthy situations where someone is “simping” for someone else, and yes one could call them out in kindness in order to help them. but like a couple months ago I was in a voice chat playing games with a few friends as well as my boyfriend, and at one point I complimented him and someone else was like “wow major simp” and I’m like I COMPLIMENTED HIM BECAUSE I LOVE HIM AND HE LOVES ME AND WE ARE EQUALS, THAT IS NOT SIMPING. that whole simp idea is just super annoying, so I definitely understand where you’re coming from lol
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Stitchlove
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3 years, 8 months ago by Stitchlove
I have been reading all of these and I completely agree with all of these!
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earthling
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3 years, 8 months ago by earthling
Aaaall of the above, love them 🔥and women in high positions in business and especially politics disabled people are part of society just like everyone else! accepting everyone as they are, no western/white supremacy!! white supremacy is a topic that is well known to all (hopefully) of us, but the western countries still act as if Asia and Africa are not perfectly capable to exist on their own and that being randomly nice is normal, it would truly make the world a better place ❤️ and the German language has a big problem with articles, in english its just the and very one is included 👍 but in German there are male and female articels and pronouns, so when something general is written it is always written with male pronouns, very complex sorry 😂 Love to all of you, make the world a better place ❤️ |
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scarhead12
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3 years, 8 months ago by scarhead12
@Annie_Whe I agree. My friend got a phone about a year ago and now she thinks that if we aren't on her phone there is nothing to do. I could also be that way because I don't have a phone but, when I use her phone she gets mad and says we should be talking 🙄 but she never talks to me when we are hanging out 🙁
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mills23
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3 years, 8 months ago by mills23
I think that therapy should be normalized. People often think that you have to be "messed up" to go to therapy.
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Elise64
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3 years, 8 months ago by Elise64
And there shouldn’t be a strict dress code for girls in schools. If a boy is “distracted” by a girl, it’s not our problem it’s theirs, they should just learn to control themselves. Like there can still be a dress code but girls should be able to wear a crop top and shorts above the knees.
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bruh_ava
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3 years, 8 months ago by bruh_ava
@Elise64 honestly I think it's the teachers who are getting distracted by shoulders
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Nathalieyb
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3 years, 8 months ago by Nathalieyb
Society that adapts to neurodivergents, instead of the other way around. That would be nice.
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