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“Although I may not be yours, I can never be another’s.”
— Mary Shelley, from a letter to Percy Bysshe Shelley written c. July 1814

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A well written villian is our weakness. Why? Because a well written villian has 3 key elements… Intelligence, Drive, and Tenacity… the 3 things Analysts love most.
“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche

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so this shyness thing doesn't go away with age huh
“you’re so quiet” thanks i don’t feel comfortable expressing my true personality around you
I’m gonna depress the hell out of all of you. ready? ok go
so, that “stop devaluing feminized work post”
nice idea and all
but the thing is, as soon as a decent number of women enter any field, it becomes “feminized,” and it becomes devalued.
as women enter a field in greater number, people become less willing to pay for it, the respect for it drops, and it’s seen as less of a big deal. it’s not about the job- it’s about the number of women in the job.
observe what happened with biology. it’s STEM, sure, but anyone in a male-dominated science will sneer at the idea of it being ‘for real,’ nevermind that everyone sure took it more seriously when it was a male dominated field. so has happened with scores of other areas; nursing comes to mind
so the thing is, it’s not the work or the job that has to be uplifted and seen as more respectable. it will never work out, until people start seeing women as respectable
but there’s a doozy and who the fuck knows if it’s ever happening in my life time
“observe what happened with biology. it’s STEM, sure, but anyone in a male-dominated science will sneer at the idea of it being ‘for real,’ nevermind that everyone sure took it more seriously when it was a male dominated field.”
Personal anecdote time! I’m in a biology graduate program. An acquaintance wanted to introduce some guy to me because his son was thinking about becoming an undergrad science major. When he found out I was in the biology department, he grinned and said, “Well, I guess that’s kind of related to science.”
I gave him what I hope was an icy look and said, “Isn’t it strange how men outside the field started saying that right around the time biology majors shifted from mostly male to mostly female?”
The guy got this look on his face like he was about to play the “just a joke” card, and then an older woman who had been standing nearby, talking to someone else, turned to me and said, “The same thing happened with real estate.” She went on to explain that, over the course of the career, the male-to-female ratio among real estate agents had dropped, and the pay and “prestige factor” of that job dropped along with it.
This is also famous for happening to teaching. Keep an eye on medicine over the next fifteen years and watch as it becomes less prestigious and less well-paid.
It also happened to secretarial/administrative work - in the 19th century, clerical work was utterly respectable and seen as requiring quite a lot of talent and skill (which it still does!) but then along came the typewriter and women entering the field and HEY PRESTO “she’s just some secretary”
at my university, chemical engineering, or chem eng, was often referred to as “fem eng” why? because it’s an exact 50/50 ratio of women to men, which clearly makes it too feminine. in the 70s/80s chemical engineering was one of the most important and hardest engineering fields (plastics! pulp and paper! OIL) but now that there are more women in the field it’s considered an easier field, in comparison to other fields.
for example, i once heard a girl in mech eng list some of the engineering fields in the order she thought was hardest to easiest. you know what it was? electrical, mechanical, chemical. it’s absolutely no surprise that this list is also a handy ordering of fewest women in the field to most women in the field.
AND, another point! this happens the other way around too. computer science related fields used to be dominated by women, which made it not very important (switchboard operators? yup). once men started taking over the field, well that’s when the big money and prestige came in.
The field of anthropology, which is becoming female dominated from what I can see, has been determined to be useless by some. (I’ve even had girls in STEM fields tell me I don’t study a “real science” so how’s about that internalized misogyny for ya) When I was majoring in anthropology, Gov. Rick Scott determined that Florida didn’t need any more anthropologists and wanted to reduce funding to programs and increase funding to STEM programs. While not considered a STEM field, anthropologists have contributed to the research behind STEM programs and provide a wide variety of services to Florida alone. A team of anthropologists created a powerpoint “This is Anthropology“ to talk about dozens of programs and services they contribute to in Florida which include healthcare programs, education programs, disaster relief, forensic investigation, environmental programs and conservation efforts, research for fortune 500 businesses, agricultural programs, immigration programs, programs and services for the elderly, etc. I’m also in the field of education, and we’re constantly made out to be overpaid (we’re not) and made out to be incapable of doing our jobs without very strict guidance.
It’s all very insulting, really. No matter what we study. No matter what we do to earn a living. It will never be good enough.
It isn’t limited to the US either. In my father’s home country, medicine is mainly pursued by women, and thus, being a doctor isn’t seen as prestigious or respectable.
I’ve had the same thoughts, especially in regards to bio and anthro.
This is why the supposed “debunking” of the wage gap is utter bullshit. Anti-feminists want to tell you that women make less than men because they “just go into different fields”, completely ignoring the race gap and completely ignoring the fact that “just going into different fields” erases all context and social conditioning regarding WHY women go into different fields and WHY those fields are less paid.
the opposite also happens, when women are pushed out of a field and that field consequentially starts going up in value as it becomes more male-dominated. computer programming was initially a female job - i don’t think it was ever vast majority female, but the first computer programmer ever was a woman and the field had more women in it in the 1980’s than the 2010’s.
now, computer science is one of the most valued fields. it’s also one of the most male-dominated fields. this is not a coincidence.
Angry INTJ
Brooding and seething. For me, my anger is quiet and controlled. When I shout, I’m putting on a show, or setting up something else.
Facially, my expression doesn’t differ much (I guess that means I always look angry)
My words are scarce, but in text I tend to have a lot to say.
Somehow, my vocabulary becomes a little more eloquent too, like I suddenly see the need to describe things as accurately as possible.
My Te goes on overdrive. It’s kind of nuts. My response to anger is to be aggressively productive, especially on solving the problem. The sooner it’s done the sooner I don’t have to deal with it anymore I guess.
If it comes to the point where I need to confront someone who’s in the wrong, I say the uncensored truth in 5 sentences or less, and then leave. I don’t like messy emotional outbursts.
I’m still very logical, almost religiously so (that statement is kinda ironic lol). It’s like clinging to logic keeps me cool and focused. Facts become my god. When I have the Facts and Data I feel powerful. The anger is sated.
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excludes the entirety of pinterest's evil domainverse from image search
Reblogging for the Pinterest addition
I think you mean “reblog for the pinterest subtraction”
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girlie you can't give up you don't have the mansion with a secret library yet
Let me introduce my friend Réka. She’s an Hungarian Pointer and is going to be annoying me for the rest of her hopefully fulfilling and long life. 😊 Say hi to Réka 😊 👋🏻
She’s with me for a week now and she’s just great. 11 weeks old, humble and intelligent af. :) it’s been a pleasure and I hope that there’s more joy waiting in the future. :)

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How do I know if I were really an INTJ , I mean I took the test, it says I am , but I am never living up to it, merry Christmas!
You don’t have to live up to it! It’s more about if you feel comfortable with the description of the traits. And it’s also not necessary that the traits describe your personality. Your unique! And the four letters only help to find yourself - in my opinion. I did the test like 14 times. Once I was INTP and sometimes I feel like I’m more like INTP than INTJ. AND THAT’S ALRIGHT.
If you don’t think that the results fit, take the test again and read similar personality sheets. Maybe you can pick up some additional info that was missing in “your” original four letters.
Don’t take it too seriously 🙈🙈
Unmute !