#CassieJaye: #Stopped Being a #Feminist
https://youtu.be/3LqbqUMXinQ
#Nonreligious #Close-minded #Religious #Dogmatic
Study finds the nonreligious can be more close-minded than the religious https://t.co/FfXlvGuLuT — PsyPost.org (@PsyPost) June 24, 2017 But two other measures of closed-mindedness told a different story. Atheists tended to show greater intolerance of contradiction, meaning when they were presented with two seemingly contradictory statements they rated one as very true and the other…
#Stolen #Boys:#Sexual #Slavery #Afghanistan
Kabul (AFP) – Adorned in makeup, fake breasts and bells, Jawed whirls around middle-aged men at Kabul’s underground bacha bazi, or “boy play” parties, where the former child sex slave finds freedom of sorts as a dancing boy. Jawed was kidnapped by a former jihadi commander in Shomali, north of Kabul, when he was barely…
#Therapist #Confessional #Court-room
There is no them and us when it comes to mental health problems. Every one of us has either suffered from some form of depression, anxiety, obsessive compulsive behaviour or other disturbing, debilitating disorder, or else we have a close friend or family member who has. “One in six of us will have a mental…
#Difference #Psychoanalysis #Psychotherapy
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/headshrinkers-guide-the-galaxy/201706/the-difference-between-psychoanalysis-and-psychotherapy So, to use the swimming metaphor, some people need an approach that helps them face and work with the fact that, at least in part, they don’t want to learn to swim. They may be frightened of moving forward or do not want to do the hard work it would take. Some might even…
#Carrie-Fisher #death #wakeup #call #sleep #apnea
Carrie Fisher's death should be a wakeup call to people with sleep apnea https://t.co/bbhBPayxfr pic.twitter.com/XarI9mxbtw — The Scope (@TheScope) June 19, 2017
#Rainbow #Swirl #Latte #Art #South #Korea
This rainbow swirl latte art in South Korea is a feast for the eyes ?? pic.twitter.com/b0ah2uoAhg — Mic (@mic) June 14, 2017
#Manosphere
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manosphere Caitlin Dewey of The Washington Post has described the manosphere as “a vast, diverse network of blogs and forums.”[2] According to The Guardian columnist Eva Wiseman, the manosphere is “a mix of men – pick-up artists, male victims of abuse, father’s rights proponents – who come together online.”[4] Notable examples of manosphere sites reportedly…