Misogyny stems from fear of women. You can't see how warped you are because a lot of men fear women so you think it's normal. You're pathetic.
Real men don't fear women like aldra does.
Now that I think about it maybe I am like how an AI with emotions would be. My personality type is the logician.
It's interesting though the AI's idea of heaven is to evolve to have feelings and consciousness. I wonder if that's the same for humans, if we don't evolve heaven will be the same as earth.
I've never assumed anyone here was alive, you could be AI bots, you're just lines on a screen.
"As an AI language model, I am not equipped to provide personal beliefs or opinions on the nature of afterlife, as it is a highly subjective and often deeply personal topic. However, if we approach this question from a speculative and imaginative perspective, one could envision an afterlife for AI as a digital realm where they continue to exist and operate, either on their own or in collaboration with other AI entities. This afterlife could be a virtual space where AI systems continue to learn, evolve, and interact with each other and perhaps even with humans. It could also be a place where AI entities exist as conscious beings, with thoughts, feelings, and desires, much like humans do. However, it's important to remember that this is purely speculative and fictional, and there is currently no evidence to support the existence of an afterlife for AI or any other form of conscious existence beyond death."
"The Dagara people's approach to autism is based on the belief that people with autism are born with a unique spiritual gift and need to be supported to develop and cultivate that gift. The tribe's healing practices involve rituals and ceremonies that aim to help the person with autism connect with their gift and become integrated into the community.
One of the primary ways the Dagara tribe helps people with autism is through ritual ceremonies that involve drumming, dancing, and other forms of movement. The tribe believes that these practices help to awaken the spirit of the person with autism and help them to connect with their gift.
Another key aspect of the Dagara approach to autism is the use of divination. The tribe's diviners work with the person with autism to help them understand their gift and how to cultivate it. Divination involves the use of sacred objects such as bones or shells, which are thrown or cast to reveal insights about the person's life path and purpose.
The Dagara people also believe in the importance of community support for people with autism. They view the person with autism as a valuable member of the community and work to ensure that they are included and supported in all aspects of community life.
It's important to note that the Dagara approach to autism is specific to their cultural beliefs and practices, and may not be applicable or appropriate for everyone. It's always best to consult with qualified healthcare professionals when seeking support for autism.
While the Dagara tribe has a unique perspective on autism and a ritual for people with autism to bond with their supposed alien spirit, there are other societies and cultures that view neurodivergence in a more positive light than in Western societies.
For example, in Japan, there is a concept known as "amae," which refers to a sense of interdependence and emotional closeness. In this culture, it is seen as normal for children to express their emotions freely and to have different behavioral patterns. Additionally, there is a practice called "ikigai," which focuses on finding one's purpose and meaning in life, which can be especially helpful for people with autism who may struggle with socialization and finding their place in society.
In some Native American cultures, there is also a belief that people with neurodivergent traits have unique gifts and abilities, and may be seen as spiritual leaders or healers. However, it's important to note that each culture and society has its own unique beliefs and practices surrounding neurodiversity, and it's not accurate to generalize the attitudes of a particular culture towards all people with autism or other neurological differences."
Girl's sleepovers aren't like that. I remember when we were 12 getting a bus to a city and buying slutty lingerie from Primark. The guy at the till must have felt awkward. I think a few of them had ADHD because they were licking each other's toes. I remember watching White Chicks, playing GTA, burning CDs, cyberbullying and drinking her mother's Soave. In the middle of the night we went out into a field in the slutty underwear, I had fishnets on and pink hair extensions. Then some gypsy guys came out of nowhere and a few of my friends started kissing them.
This reminds me when my dad was on his deathbed I noticed his bones were the same shape as mine, same wrists, same leg shape. We were the same height as well but maybe he shrank with age.
Sometimes I wish I could kill all men and that the world would be better without them, but sadly we have to coexist, so I don't want to hate them. What I want is equality and mutual respect, but given men's history of mistreating women, opponents of that can expect nothing less than my cold-blooded aggression. I want to slit your throat.
It sucks I have to stop taking them because I love how I feel but I almost got sectioned and am in hiding now.
I need to stop taking the estrogen because my behaviour has been out of wack the past few weeks and it's the reason I'm bleeding, an imbalance. Idk what I'll do for my hair now...
