Title? What Title?

its still warm in aoteroa? im so sorry. its freezing here (victoria australia) and im so cosy in blankets rn im wishing you cosy cold weather soon

alright I've got to do some quick math to explain attitudes towards AI to my boss.

Question 2/3

Question 3/3

Rocky: Grace say Hail Mary archives have all Human media yet Rocky still cannot find classic film Goncharov for movie night statment.

In the recently published book “Jineolojî Ders Notları,” the attitude of men in the environment of the Kurdistan Freedom Movement is evaluated in their approach to women’s liberation and the transformation of men: A first type of man does not believe in the existence of patriarchy or the need to overcome it. He is indifferent to the issue but does not speak out very openly against the women’s movement because it is not well regarded. This also includes men who do not see themselves in a position or responsibility to change, or at best pull themselves together not to hit women or swear a lot. A second type of man thinks of himself as having already changed and being free. He believes that on this basis he can easily enter into a free relationship with women. However, he also thinks that many women have not yet reached his level of consciousness and freedom and are therefore inferior to him. This type of man cheats himself and covertly reproduces the patriarchy. A third type of man is interested in changing his masculinity, but is afraid to really change. He fears being ridiculed by other men, excluded or seen as an appendage of women. A fourth type of man feels strongly attracted to the environment of women and flees from the environment of men. He tends to distance himself individually from the patriarchy and liberate himself by orienting himself towards and identifying with women’s culture. However, he does not use his identity as a man to fight with other men against patriarchal images of men and to liberate himself on a collective basis. Another [fifth] type of man really questions himself and other men in terms of the ideology of women’s liberation and tries to fight the collective battle between dominant masculinity and free masculinity as part of the revolution with sensitivity and responsibility.

"Queer space" as in "this space is created with the needs of queer people in mind and you should expect to encounter queerness here", not "you have to be queer enough to be allowed in"

imagine being like "hey this made me feel bad" and they're like "oh sorry i'll try to be better about that" and that's all it is