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I often think about this phrase in a techbro's interview with a tech CEO. What do you think he thinks about bus drivers? 🤔 https://t.co/vgBFy8KqiG
What is this picture trying to say? https://t.co/3ooq0PM62k
Another example where the joke is a head of state dressed like an older woman https://t.co/7n8Wcdacn2
Because being sexually active is coded as being mature, adult, desirable, etc, “virgin” is an insult It’s also part of the prerequisites for making an incel (they also need to be entitled, hateful, etc) #DestigmatizeVirginity https://t.co/vW6jd34zZX
Guy: "I feel like I have to be more manly around (my girlfriend)." Author: "Sounds like fragile masculinity to us." TRP is right when they say that men have to be automatically good at being men. Express uncertainty about *that* and you're a lesser man https://t.co/WRv1xPelqf
This is an example of what many people think is a fucked up face https://t.co/GlytXyd1uM
@visakanv Totally. People don't monitor it for their image as much too, I think. The key (as with all conversation, really) is to infer "what sort of belief would cause someone to say this?" what's the generator? Related: https://t.co/0aUxtDN8AS
@Malcolm_Ocean Yup. What I thought was interesting is – a person likely wouldn't be able to tell you what these beliefs are if you asked them, or even if they confronted themselves, via reflection. What works (for me) is to write in a continuous, open-ended way and then review later on