#mod umbreon
Tumblr doesn’t love minorities, they love their kind of minority.
Tumblr doesn’t love women, they love their kind of women.
Tumblr doesn’t love LGBTQ they love their kind of LGBTQ.
The minute you deviate from the way they want you to think, feel, and act, you’re as worthless to them as all the “bigots” they claim to hate. Tumblr is not an accepting place.
“If you’re not ___________, you have no right to speak about it!”
-Caregivers of people with disabilities eyerolling in in the background-
-Parents of autistic children eyerolling in the background-
-Parents of adopted foreign children eyerolling in the background-
-People who have helped and supported their transitioning family members eyerolling in the background-
thick-thighs-and-french-fries:
Say no to stereotypes, be happy everyday! [x]
Cant reblog this enough
I love that this shows both sides, how society is ingrained to see women as baby-makers and men as walking wallets who’s only worth is if they make good cash. Both are equally demeaning and limiting in different ways.
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The single biggest issue I see with antis who turn into assholes, is that they develop these mental schematics of how they expect a person to be or how a conversation will go. It’s generally good to head off any counter arguments you might anticipate, but they actually start to make assumptions about the people they’re dealing with and forget that every individual is unique from the ones you may have come across before. I’ve been called an sjw multiple times for relatively moderate statements. I’ve been called a tranny when I’m not even trans, special snowflake for being asexual, and been chewed out for saying “Hey, let’s not be an asshole to X group,” and for saying that I don’t like the word retard because I was raised to understand it’s a slur - and not because I told someone else not to use it, mind you, but because I said I don’t like it and refuse to use it on anyone. I’ve been called a lazy millennial over a ridiculous post in which a girl younger than I was convinced herself that I, and the post, were hating on men even when the post had nothing to do with men and I defend men on this website regularly. Sjws assume I’m anti and that I must hold x and x and y beliefs, but antis can be guilty of the same thing. Don’t assume anything about the person you’re talking to, because you come off looking like a real asshole and are of no help to anyone.It’s just a Horeshoe
I can agree, but it’s only some anti’s, whereas it’s the majority of the SJWs.
And I have half a mind that those anti’s who are are SJW pawns to make the anti’s look bad.
Lol I’ve seen some SJWs trying to pass off as anti-SJWs and it’s bizarre. They have no actual idea what they’re talking about.
Most of the really cringey antis I’ve seen are typically not nice people to begin with. One of the problems with SJWs in general, though, is that they think they’re right, that they have all the answers, and bringing facts and logic into the argument is racist (?) or some other problem. Such as evidence for rape is tantamount to victim blaming and that we should just “believe women.” I’ve seen the same said for black people, that they are always innocent and don’t need evidence, and that’s where it got really racist, because “it’s to be expected.” Like seriously? o.O
But it is easy to get carried away with going after poorly structured SJW arguments. See, our brains actually rework themselves in order to find what we want easier, even if it’s not there. Such as, if you look for the positive things in life, you’re more likely to find more positive aspects to things. If you’re always looking for people appropriating culture, being racist, or sexist, etc, you will find those things easier, even when it’s not actually there. That’s a major problem with perceived discrimination, where someone thinks someone looking at them a certain way was sexist, or racist, when the other person was just spacing out and didn’t even notice them to begin with.
That’s why we always have to take a step back and evaluate our own tactics and opinions and see if we’re falling into the same bad habits we hate.
~ Umbreon
