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I'm Mitzi, and in case you couldn´t tell, a QUEER singer-songwriter following my dreams. Namely, making music to which you can romanticize your life, that doesn't fit societal norms. To make this happen. I knew I had to move to a major city, which I couldn't afford, so I simply built my own Tiny House, in which I live now. (Yes, I built my own house without any skills nor financial resources, just to be somewhere I can make music! Yes, I want it that much.)
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I don't understand the disconnect between moving from the US mainland to Hawai'i? Either way you're a coloniser. Or was the original videographer not American?
Genders refer to the different biological and physiological characteristics of males and females, such as reproductive organs, chromosomes, hormones, etc. In conclusion, apart from male and female, all 'other' genders are nothing more than imagination and delusion.
Wow this video got recommended to the wrong crowd I agree there are more than two genders, and everyone in this comment section seems to be attacking that for no reason. Any hateful replies just further prove my point of interacting with something you don’t need to.
That argument made no sense to me, boys becoming men is still all about just one gender which would be male. Suddenly boys and men are different genders now? This stuff is seriously confusing.
The easiest solution I’ve found is to make direct eye contact, start laughing VERY loudly, and take a picture of them. Sure, it doesn’t always work, but it has stopped a few wandering eyes from looking at my butt.
My mother is a rather curvaceous woman, which I inherited from her. I grew outward (got curvy) before I grew upward and am now cursed to be 5ft 😭 When I was between 7-9 I had huge sensory issues with jeans and shorts, and would pretty much only wear leggings. At some point, my mom demanded that I stop wearing leggings in public cuz creepy old dudes kept staring at me. That was the start of a lifetime of body issues and insecurity 🥲 My middle school also tried to ban shorts and leggings for girls during the summer and thought that was okay 🙄 no one obeyed or enforced the rule lol
Y’all forgetting, “I’m so sorry, girls are SO DRAMATIC!” when they find out you’re having a girl. Never having kids, but I hear it all the damn time. Being raised female? Fucking traumatizing.
Next time they don't heed the warning, I'm just upping the stakes. It sucks, but just communicating boundaries only works on well-intentioned people. For everyone else, boundaries need to be enforced to work. For something like this, it needs to become a genuine risk for them to cross it.
She’s right. The first time I was cat-called, I was 13 years old and walking right beside my mother. The guys (yup multiple) were in a car. They absolutely were not 13.
I am FTM transgender person and I did not experience much or any of this as a child because I always presented very tomboyish to the point of being mistaken for a little boy (in the end I did turn out to be a boy so I guess it wasn't a mistake) but I remember being 11 and having adult men on the beach wolf whistle at my 12 year old cousin and 9 year old sister. Even at the time I thought it was ridiculous behaviour and I almost tried to shout at those guys before my mum came to drag us all away probably giving those guys the deathglare described in that video.
My mom always went to those men and ask what they are doing in an angry voice and their looks changed into shame real quick, my momwouldnt stop there and keep asking what their deal is. Gonna do the exact same thing in the future
I didn't have a mother who protected me from sexual harassment. And i had a father who sexually harassed me. He would make "funny jokes" about my cousin raping me and such, and my mother found it mildly tasteless at best.
Reading these comments breaks my heart. I’m very lucky that my parents would have fought anyone who looked at me. I’m also very lucky that I was a weird kid so nobody wanted to be associated with me. My sister wasn’t so lucky though. She was harassed constantly as a preteen and teenager. My parents always fought for her but other people would tell them it was fine. My sister once got really close to being SA’d but she fought off the dudes and ran to my mother. Even though my sister was 16 in that moment, her first concern was me. I was 11 at the time and was in the building right next to where those men attacked my sister. The first thing she did was run to get our mom to make sure I was okay. Now that my sister is an adult, I do not believe she has been harassed, at least not as much when she was younger. I can only wish the world can be fixed.
A FULL AZZ GROWN MAN leaned over to me in the checkout line and said “she’s cute” about my 14yr old child. Stared me dead in the eyes KNOWING I was the parent and STILL thought it was a good idea. When I say I lost my shit….believe me. He’s lucky I didn’t physically injure him.
You made that house?! That is awesome! When you said *you* *made* *it* my jaw dropped so I looked like this: except more pink. I'd love to know how you did it and how have you found living in it - are there any things you'd change in hindsight? I plan to move into a motorhome in the next few years myself
I'm 14 and I have a little bit of a body on me. Wider hips, larger thighs and butt. Not overly so, but it's pretty noticeable, especially if I'm wearing shorts or stretch pants. I was at an African festival about a year ago and I was just having fun, not really caring about anything. There was some people playing music and dancing so I went to watch. I was kinda zoned out watching them and I didn't notice the man a few people to the right of me staring. Luckily, my mother did and she moved me to the opposite side of her. The man moved to the side I was now on. This happened a few times until we eventually left. The man followed us around. After a while, we thought we had lost him and I went to go buy some crystals and whatnot from a stand. He walked up to me, asked me my age, and when I said 14 he said, "The young ones are always the cutest." I paid for what I wanted and literally ran, trying to find my mom. I was so fucking scared and it's disgusting grown men do this to literal CHILDREN. Now, my mother being the mother she is, tracked that man down and chewed him out. I swear, if it wasn't for the fact that assault is against the law, she would have beaten that guy's face in. I literally get stares everytime I go to a store or something. Literally just the other day I was at a gas station and a man, probably no more than 30, was staring at me the entire time. He was even staring when he was outside, sitting in his car, and I was sitting with the car door open. I closed the door and he was still staring. Parents, please watch your children. Adults, leave underage children alone...it doesn't matter if they have 'a body if an adult'...they are NOT an ADULT. They are a CHILD.
I'm somebody's daughter... I'm 22...it doesn't get better, they don't improve, they only get worse, if you love people and you love yourself, don't have kids. Please don't have kids ❤️
As a minor, and a female, I’ve had quite a few creepy encounters with some men. One that is particularly memorable is when I went to the grocery store with my cousins while on vacation, to get some food for dinner. I was standing in the aisle waiting for my cousin to decide what snack she wanted, when I felt a hand on my back thigh. I looked around and there was a middle aged man walking by. It couldn’t have been an accident, there was plenty of room in the aisle, and it wasn’t a light touch either. That happened only a few weeks ago. It’s scary being a woman sometimes.
Beauty is not subjective, though. It’s a function of bodily health and nutritional intake in childhood and metagenetics. See Irina Yakutenko’s popular science blog.
Omg i have been thinking about this for a while now and you worded it perfectly. We have mothers insecure of their weights who shame their daughters, their little kids at the age of 7 think of WEIGHT LOSS! This is not normal but so normalized.
"not all men" is what people keep parroting 🙃 people need to realize that the reality is that we all have at least one r*pist ancestor in the bloodline. most of us are here due to the LACK of choice most women had in so many ways.
One. Your view on men is flawed because you are not a man. Men while they don't often give compliments, which i think is a flaw, men show emotional intelligence through actions. Men do stuff for others to show they care, and seldom say anything about because men don't usually speak about emotions. Two. The some of the men in fiction are absolutely way to perfect for a normal man to compete with. And then those down to earth but good guys are in real life, theres lots of then. Lots of the writers for the shows model these men sfter men in thier own life. If you can't find these men, it means you're not searching hard enough because thier are lots. Most men are decent people. Most people in general are pretty decent people. The reason there are rarely any incredible women in movies is because there aren't many woman directors who are more likely to write this story. Not because of sexism, but because women understand women, and are more likely to write stories about women because its literally thier Forte. Men do the same thing. The industry is however mostly men, so yeah, there is most definitely gonna be more movies with better written male characters. And there is no problem with that. Either not enough women are entering the industry as men, the females who do aren't as proficient as thier male counterpart, or there are unfair hiring practices, or a mix of all that. Either way, That's a problem with that has nothing to do with the people who produce the movies. Three. Being attracted to something does not mean you have to idolize it. Being Heterosexual does not mean you have write an entire movie idolizing a woman, just becuase youre a Heterosexual. That's completely flawed logic. A random woman is not deserving of my admiration. Neither is a random man. So a lot of times when you see these "Ultra Perfect" male characters, they are written by a man to mirror the man they want to be, a man they admire, or incorprate traits on what they believe a succesful man is. This has nothing to do with being attracted to thier role model. Women do the same thing. You might be tempt to beieve that women also right perfect men, but Romance novels written by women are riddled with the "Perfect man" from the eyes of the woman. These male characters often are only perfect in the catergories that are attractive to them and would insufferable to be friends with. Some of these guys are straight up predatory but the writer found it to be an attractive fantasy and decided to put it in thier book. Bottomline, yes there is sexism in the industry, butit's not because women are not important. No one sits around thinking of ways to shaft women. It's because if you ask a Heterosexual man to write a story, hes going write a story he knows best. He knows the struggles and success of a typical man, so he's most likely going to write a story he knows.
Luckily when I was little my dad protected me from a neighbor kid who kept trying to touch me, and pull my pants down, he'd pull HIS pants down to show me his junk, and say lets play "making babies"... my dad knew that the neighbor kid must've learned it from an adult since children usually dont act s*xual like that. He knocked on their door with a gun in his hand and said something like "If your son puts his hands on my daughter again Im gonna blow your fuckin brains out!" He left and called CPS on them and they were GONE within a few days. I think one of that kids parents ended up getting put on a S*x Offender list. I haven't talked to my dad in a long time but Im thankful for the times he protected me and showed me how to stand up for myself when I was young (I haven't waved a gun around at anyone though😅)
