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![Assertive: Which Real Are You?
Lawful Positive
Neutral PositiveChaotic Positive
Always been described as heavenly, From the north to northern north, Sweet, crisp, crunch, and dun;
you're kind but kinda lofty.
you may be cold but you're
you know how to have fun.
bold
1 cma
h 3 cm
g 5 cm
Lawful Neutral
Having had always been confused
with a mermaid, you're orderly,
responsible and staid.
True Neutral
From trees to more trees,
you're everything an eye
can seize.
Chaotic Neutral
Complex and hard to understand,
you're the next big thing if people
finally understand you're not dada!
Lawful Negative
Neutral NegativeChaotic Negative
You hold a mighty reach,
You'd been always humiliated for
Mourning all day long, wearing all
colors sombre, you were acting sad
all along
for a thing that doesn't exist. existing in only a physical plane, as you are
authoritative, assertive but humane
You can bewitch those that
persist.
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![Assertive: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
was behind that. She was actually on maternity
leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
striking difference in how boys and girls are
encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
on a playground, and she had parents teach their
kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
much more likely to be encouraged to be
independent, while girls were much more likely to be
cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
and girls were equally adept at actually using the
equipment - the way parents treated them was
very different, to the point where even when boys
actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
they were left on their own
So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
physicallv, the research suggests that it also
contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
world is a dangerous place. Because the message
that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
well
Another] study had young children who were told to
make a world out of these sand toys with their
parents. And what they found is, parents were much
more likely to praise their sons when they were
being assertive or independent, when they were
telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
dissuade what they were saying. So the message
that sends is that you don't have control over your
experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:
paulatheprokaryote:
lenyberry:
yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).
https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript
Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.](https://pics.conservativememes.com/theres-a-researcher-in-canada-who-was-looking-at-the-43049290.png)
![Assertive: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
was behind that. She was actually on maternity
leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
striking difference in how boys and girls are
encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
on a playground, and she had parents teach their
kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
much more likely to be encouraged to be
independent, while girls were much more likely to be
cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
and girls were equally adept at actually using the
equipment - the way parents treated them was
very different, to the point where even when boys
actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
they were left on their own
So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
physicallv, the research suggests that it also
contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
world is a dangerous place. Because the message
that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
well
Another] study had young children who were told to
make a world out of these sand toys with their
parents. And what they found is, parents were much
more likely to praise their sons when they were
being assertive or independent, when they were
telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
dissuade what they were saying. So the message
that sends is that you don't have control over your
experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:
paulatheprokaryote:
lenyberry:
yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).
https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript
Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.](https://pics.conservativememes.com/theres-a-researcher-in-canada-who-was-looking-at-the-42985645.png)
![Assertive: FOX
NEWS
"Somebody asked if we're going to have to put up
with violent protests] for the next four years
not if the police take a more assertive stance."
Sheriff David Clarke
On "FOX & Friends Weekend," Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke discussed last night's violent protests against police abuses in Philadelphia.](https://pics.conservativememes.com/fox-news-somebody-asked-if-were-going-to-have-to-14722734.png)
