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Your role was a pastoral one … you have seriously compromised your obligations.
http://bit.ly/2RSA23K The Blenheim teacher who admitted sexually abusing two schoolboys has abandoned a bid to keep her identity a secret and can now be named. Jaimee Marie Cooney (37) is understood to be the first female teacher in New Zealand convicted and sentenced for sexual offending against students. And it was confirmed in court that…
Second Sexism
https://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_249370_en.pdf Benatar acknowledges that the sexism against women and girls (which he calls first sexism) is still a more severe problem in most parts of the world. However, he argues that, contrary to popular belief, men and boys can also be subject to discrimination. For example, he discusses state policies and/or social norms that primarily…
Good-looking people are more likely to believe that life is fair
Good-looking people are more likely to believe that life is fair https://t.co/wJ0bEbGHOj — PsyPost.org (@PsyPost) August 11, 2018
Here’s how victims of narcissists can use the ‘gray rock’ method
http://bit.ly/2Y2SSWs Trauma therapist Shannon Thomas, author of ” Healing from Hidden Abuse,” told INSIDER that in these cases, it’s vital that survivors of toxic people have something called “gray rocking” in their toolbox of skills. “Not all survivors of psychological abuse choose to implement no contact for a variety of reasons,” she said. “They may…
#Australia #homophobia #cultural #historical
https://www.odt.co.nz/opinion/australia-lagging-not-leading-marriage-equality A conventional way of answering might be that homophobia has been especially virulent in Australia because of the distinctive patterns of the nation’s masculinity. This explanation would point to the legacy of frontier masculinity: aggressively heterosexual, contemptuous of effeminacy in men (associated with ”pommies” and ”poofters”), hostile to lesbianism as a standing insult to…
One said he found celibacy problematic and still struggled to cope
Men reveal how hard it is to give up sex to become Catholic priests https://t.co/VihmRRY94r There’s lots of priests who didn’t worry about giving up sex. Royal Commission showed that as well as the number of children who have priests for fathers. — Jim Luthy (@goulburn1) October 14, 2019