#challenging stereotypes

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Sonu Sood Advocates Women Empowerment, Interacts With Female Auto Rickshaw Driver | People News

Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, known for his philanthropic efforts, had a heartwarming interaction with a female auto rickshaw driver in Mumbai. The conversation, which has gone viral, showcases Sood’s thoughts on women empowerment. He praised the driver for breaking stereotypes and inspiring other women to pursue their dreams. In a video shared on Instagram by Viral Bhayani, Sood emphasized that no…

[capyclara]

and i know i've kissed you before, but / i didn't do it right / can i try again, try again, try again?

challengers (2024) | pink in the night, mitski

[whosmarinette]

I want Miles 42 to be an absolute sweetheart and a dork just to mess with the fandom. Like he’s a bit aggressive towards Miles 1610 but like if your exact copy suddenly materialized in your home and went talking to your mom and uncle you’d be weirded out too. I want the whole fandom to sit down and see him be Dorkius McDorksman just to teach ‘em to stop stereotyping black boys.

[strawberrymace]

[bunniehunn]

Eradicate “blue jobs and pink jobs” before it festers. Burn it until there’s no trace of it left.

[black-quadrant]

age-shaming has no legitimate rationale in the present day. ageism is a means of control and ostracization. you're free to live life on your own terms and if you embrace that and be brave and proud, I guarantee you you'll inspire others who have been too afraid to do the same.

[kaitlinamberxo]

“Barbie has a great day every day. Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”

kaitlin's 100 favorite female muses — 13/100: Barbie

[auspexsims]

[alwaysbewoke]

wow but this is not news. we know how women are. this is why i smile whenever i see a short guy with their woman because i know it's not easy for them and i'm happy to see the ones who found someone special.

[anghraine]

Huh, I see a lot of lit-fic fans insisting that the stereotype of lit-fic as "college prof/writer having affairs and people being miserable in a stylistic way" is just a defensive genre fan take that took off.

I wouldn't know, myself, because nearly all my literary reading these days is in the periods I study, ending at around 1815. But my best friend is getting an MFA in creative writing and damn if every lit piece he gets assigned isn't "people being miserable in a stylistic way, especially writers having affairs."

This may not be representative of modern lit fic as a whole! Like I said, I wouldn't know. But the idea that the stereotype is completely manufactured by defensive genre fans seems ... maybe not quite fair.

[help-im-a-medstudent]

You know you're in anaesthetics when they do a Christmas quiz for the end of the audit meeting and it's cryptic crossword clues to things you find in theatres

[lollytea]

The Red One seems like a fake movie made up for Bojack Horseman if they wanted to include Dwayne Johnson in an episode and they needed him to be busy shooting something. Do you understand?

[disgruntledseagull]

add wholesome and quirky to the list of words proggy game devs have utterly robbed of all original meaning

[crazycatsiren]

Allistic people: "But you don't like trains, math, dinosaurs, sharks."

Me: "I think those are all very cool. But I have other special interests."

Allistic people: "But WHY don't you like trains, math, dinosaurs, sharks!"

[miratenebrarum]

[ me saving an url for a l.ive a live character and realizing i have muse for two of them, ]

[windslar]

wake up sleepyheads. your house is on fire.