#Positive culture

[anthropologist-on-the-loose]

I'm as grateful for cellphones as the next person, but sometimes I think about how everyone having a phone on them at all times really did cause us to loose some things as a society. I mean - for example, kids these days will never experience their car breaking down and needing to find the nearest place with a phone they can use. They're never going to have the opportunity to tentatively approach a house only to discover that it's full of queer people having a party hosted by a transvestite to celebrate his creation of a sex homunculus, stay the night, and loose their virginity while unintentionally partaking in cannibalism. It's tragic, that kind of gay sexual awakening just doesn't happen these days because of cellphones.

[benjaminallhope-fulltimemind]

just a handy little info chart on the spectrums of sexuality.

[ossie50]

What resonates?

There are some valuable lessons at the moment when comparing the two major parties in the race for US President. But first, a question for you to consider. In your workplace, family, social circle, what appeals to you more. Negativity, anger and fear, or positivity, joy and a vision of a better future? Going back, or creating a better future? I have observed both types of leaders in…

[giuliopozzali]

Kremisi: the new graphic novel spin-off series by Stefano Labbia is here!

The graphic novel series spin-off, "Kremisi," introduced by the acclaimed author Stefano Labbia, portrays a groundbreaking character who embodies courage, resilience, and the power of positive masculinity. Kremisi, alias Jackson Moore, a single Afro-American father with the extraordinary ability known as omnificence, has captured the hearts of professionals with his inspiring journey.

The essence of Kremisi's heroism lies in his unwavering determination to help others and his fearless confrontation of challenges. As a single father, he defies stereotypes and exemplifies positive masculinity through his dedication to raising his son amidst societal adversities. Kremisi's character resonates as a beacon of hope for those facing similar struggles, showcasing the strength and kindness that define true heroism.

Through his experiences of systemic racism and prejudice, Kremisi emerges as a symbol of triumph over injustice. His story is a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the transformative power of self-belief. By embracing his unique abilities and standing against evil forces, Kremisi embodies bravery, courage, and the resilience of the black community.

The comic series portrays Kremisi as a protector of his community, capable of facing a myriad of adversaries with intelligence and strength. Readers are drawn into his world of heroism and find solace in the tale of a superhero navigating through life's challenges. Kremisi's narrative offers a powerful escape, instilling a sense of empowerment and possibility in its audience.

Kremisi's omnificence power serves as a metaphor for his boundless potential to create change and inspire others. His belief in the impossible fuels his actions, demonstrating that faith and positivity can pave the way for transformation. By wielding his powers with wisdom and care, Kremisi showcases the impact of resilience and belief in shaping a better world.

In essence, Kremisi's story transcends mere entertainment, embodying themes of empowerment, hope, and the triumph of the human spirit. Readers are invited to embark on a journey alongside a hero who embodies the essence of courage, compassion, and the relentless pursuit of justice. Through Kremisi, Stefano Labbia has crafted a narrative that celebrates the enduring power of resilience and the possibilities that arise from unwavering belief in oneself.

[foreverrryourssss]

✊🏾Black American Culture

[evilsystemm]

uhh???

[insightcoachingandconsulting]

Sometimes, it is easy to forget that we cannot change others; we can only change ourselves. When we change ourselves, it changes others.

[justafi5h]

petition to start calling antis "censorshippers"

[violottie]

AT LEAST IM A LESBIAN !!!! FUCK YEAH IM A FUCKING LESBIAN !!!!!

I WON LIFE !!!! LETS FUCKING GO LESBIAAAAAAAAAAANS !!!

[moonpool-system]

Cringe culture is unfortunately not dead but we can kill it in major spaces if we all keep being ourselves authentically and unapologetically. What they call "cringe" is actually pretty punk. It's defiance. Keep being yourselves, you're ALLOWED to exist as you are.

[wolf-tail]

Socialists, get into fat liberation theory right the fuck now. I am speaking as a fellow dirty commie, DO IT.

You all like to lump fatness into either the category of "product of bourgeoisie decadence" or "side effect of capitalism forcing us to eat bad food" when neither is the actual case.

Fat people exist in all social classes and all walks of life, often regardless of individual choices.

Fat people are victims of capitalist exploitation at the hands of the multi billion dollar diet and weight loss industry that pushes eating disorder behavior and unnecessary surgeries on to us all in the name of profits.

Fatphobia ties into beauty standards that capitalists use to manipulate people into hating their bodies so they can be sold beauty. Think about how many of the ads you get every day are for weight loss.

[twiigthetwiink]

my online class is asking me to create an "alter ego" for an assignment. little do they know that

[leadingincontext]

Caring For a Positive Culture

By Linda Fisher Thornton I have written a lot about ethical culture building, but there is one simple concept that is a game changer that many leaders overlook. It is the importance of simultaneously managing two things well in order to shore up both sides of the system. Require Positive Interpersonal Behavior Set clear expectations for employee behavior that includes respecting others and…

[fatphobiabusters]

That person the other day who said they love seeing photos of thin people holding up 3XL jeans to show all of the "hard work" they put into living "the life they want," there's so much I could say about that.

I could explain that any fat person you see has almost certainly put in that same amount of "hard work" to become thin and then watched as their body refused to stay that way.

I could explain basic, unbiased weight science proving that weight loss is only temporary for the 4 millionth time.

I could explain that fat people are human beings who deserve to be treated with dignity, respect, and humanity, again for the 4 millionth time.

I could explain and explain and explain, but I'm tired of explaining to people who don't listen and pull their views out of their ass. So instead, I think we should applaud photos of fat people holding up the jeans they temporarily wore as a thin person.

Let's celebrate the fat people who once were a size small. Let fat people hold up their old tiny jeans in celebration of:

Beating an eating disorder

No longer experiencing food insecurity

Recovering from an illness that had caused weight loss

Accepting their fat body instead of abusing themself to become thin again

Leaving an abusive family/living situation where they were starved and/or forced to conform to prevent abuse

Having the genes of ancestors who survived famines

Knowing that there is not a single scientifically-proven method of weight loss

No longer wasting time fighting their body's weight gain from health conditions that cause weight gain, like PCOS

Accepting their body that changed due to pregnancy

Accepting their body that changed due to puberty

Accepting their body that changed due to transitioning

Allowing themself to take the medicine they need to treat mental or physical illness no matter the weight gain side effects

Not listening to harassment from bullies, friends, family, or anyone else who demanded they be thin to deserve peace from mistreatment

Literally just getting older and having a body that has changed with time

Loving themself despite the entire world believing that fat people do not deserve love

Existing, because fat people do not need to justify their body and existence to anyone

And so much more

-Mod Worthy

[justdavina]

Carolina Gutierrez: Stunning transgender woman wearing a amazing top! Her perfect face is so wonderful, with a the color in her hair is perfect.

[mirroringshards]

sorry for being mentally ill and actually having symptoms it will happen again xoxo