u/Original_Engine6810

Do you think religions are progressive?

Do you think religions are progressive?

Do you think religions are progressive?

They constantly say that women are weak and every man is strong and robust, or should be. Women can also be strong if they want, or men can be gentle. Muslims are very strange.

I can't judge them directly; the worker who makes drugs to feed himself, surrounded by cartels and right-wing militias, isn't directly guilty either. I don't know, it's a strange situation.

I can't judge them directly; the worker who makes drugs to feed himself, surrounded by cartels and right-wing militias, isn't directly guilty either. I don't know, it's a strange situation.

Because according to my father, we're a family and the only things they care about are work and school, but I can't do that. I want to receive treatment in the hospital. My mother constantly belittles me by bringing up my personal things, work, school, or career. My father only thinks about you, he says. Has anyone else experienced this? What is it called?

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To avoid working, I Damage myself and talk like a baby, like I'm acting. Is there anyone else experiencing the same thing?

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To avoid working, I cut myself and talk like a baby, like I'm acting. Is there anyone else experiencing the same thing?

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To avoid working, I cut myself and talk like a baby, like I'm acting. Is there anyone else experiencing the same thing?

The whole world is a construct, everything is built upon this now, and nobody cares about people who don't possess these things. There's pure narcissism and liberal Darwinism at play.

The whole world is a construct, everything is built upon this now, and nobody cares about people who don't possess these things. There's pure narcissism and liberal Darwinism at play.

What is your story and where are you now?

I respect and appreciate Sikhism, but growing a beard seems absurd to me—not out of disrespect, I just don't like it, it's not for me. And regarding homosexuality, am I a bad person?

What is your story and where are you now?

This happens most often in shonen anime: a weak, cowardly male character is humiliated by an angry, tsundere woman, told he needs to become stronger, and then, absurdly, he becomes stronger and his self-confidence increases.That's the only way that fierce, angry woman's actions are valued; they're justified as women's empowerment and freedom. The best example of this is Yuta Okkotsu and Maki Zenin in Jujutsu Kaisen. Yuta, while weak and cowardly, was seen as worthless and harsh by Maki. But as he grew stronger, gained self-confidence, and proved useful, he was loved and valued. Yuta Okkotsu never questioned this; he simply accepted it as normal.And only after that did they have children and get married; this is a very disgusting, conditional thing. What if they had remained weak and disabled? Who knows what they would have done if their children were weak and frail?

It's like I'm faking it, especially acting like a baby towards my father, trying to get his attention and affection even if he abuses me, because I have no one else. But now it's gone too far, and he doesn't care about me at all.She hates me, she only cares if I go to work. Anyway, I'm only like this with my close friends. I don't talk or act like a baby towards strangers, probably because I'm shy. Do you experience this too?