Orihara Izaya

A plausible concept. Minus the not knowing part, I mean…. lizards exist. Not caring on the other hand…. perhaps not caring and/or then using it to his advantage to take the role he does, even better! I find it rather endearing when a person completely owns their flaws (No matter what they may be). It’s one of my favorite qualities to find in a person.

i don’t support that at all.

so basically, if you don’t mind that your partner may drop threads or not reply/maybe forget to reply to a starter, please reblog this? its so unhealthy for someone like myself who gets afraid to drop threads on the chance that my partners may think i don’t want to write with them, or worse BECAUSE i dropped it they won’t want to write with me.

Social psychologist Jennifer Richeson is a researcher at Yale University who focuses on prejudice, stereotyping and intergroup relations. Her work involves examining issues ranging from how racial bias manifests in the mind, the body and behavior to contending with both subtle and blatant racial violence. The National Science Foundation has supported her work, and in 2006 she was named as a MacArthur “genius” fellow. Richeson delivered an address at NSF in 2015 on psychological perspectives on race relations in the 21st century. After the lecture, she shared some insight on her findings, including this discussion of the lack of diversity in social networks.