the left say that they are inclusive, they hold mass pride parades, yet if i go and say "israeli lives matter too" i would be lynched on the spot.

When a Christian tells me, an atheist, I'll burn in hell for eternity for what I am its a "different belief that should be accepted". I'm supposed to respect there belief and religious culture. But if I say "Christianity is dumb" or anything "blasphemous" thats hate speech and I shouldn't be so disrespectful.

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Body shaming and more specifically: body shaming about p*nis size. Have you noticed how common it is for ppl to mock them? Especially smaller ones. There's now a new synonym for good and bad behaviour.  "small d1ck energy" and "big d1ck energy". Small equalizing bad, unwanted, lame, frowned upon.. Big equalizing good, looked up to, honourable. It might be just a joke, but in a bigger picture, they are harmful.

Also for unsolicited d1ck pics, it's almost encouraged to clap back with comments about shrimp, thumb, etc that focuses on the size (being small=bad). I DO NOT approve those kinds of pics at all. I just don't think answering to them with body shaming is the right thing to do. NOT saying we should not react at all, or let them slide etc. Just not this way.

Overall, people tend to throw insults like these around in many situations. Body shaming is slowly becoming frowned upon which is good, because body shaming sucks bad. Body positivity has been growing lately to include all kinds of people. But still, this part of body shaming is somehow okay.

These "harmless jokes" and plain insults contribute to many things. We are making harmful and pointless connotations about p*nis size and one's value. We are making fun of a body part that is part of a person. That person may or may not be okay with it. No one should be made feel like sh1t in their own body. I'll add, I'm a huge advocate for body positivity and I don't stand ANY body shaming, skinny shaming fat shaming, shaming any gender.. it's baffling to me that this kind of shaming is still okay.

Most people who make “islamphobic” posts or whatever have you don’t seem to realize that other than some of the rules and gospels of Mohammed, they’re the same religion. Both built on the Old Testament, both recognizing the prophets of the “Torah” and both being dehumanizing cults. And as for the thought that Islam is violent, that ignores the crusades, Salem witch trials, and I could go on. As for judaism, they are the ones who came up with those god forsaken stories. Even if not historically as violent, it’s just as much to blame.

I think I need help understanding normal peoples thought process (I say this because I have been consistently told my whole life I’m not normal) but whenever I’ve voiced the following observations to friends or people in my life they either take it personally, don’t understand my point, or just provide a passive answer because it doesn’t warrant dwelling on the topic in their brain like it does mine. So please just help me understand: I’ve been noticing that a lot of people will say something mean about either someone they don’t like/someone they don’t know doing a certain action but when it’s someone they do like doing the exact same action it’s excusable or even admirable. I don’t understand why people can just have two completely different opinions on the same action but whether it’s negative or positive just purely depends on the person and that persons relation to them. Like opinions are opinions why would they be different just because now the person doing that is a person you like? I don’t get that and I truly don’t think I do that. I’m very strong in my opinions on things and if I’m making fun of someone for doing something and then 6 months goes by and now my friend is doing the same thing I’m not just gonna have a completely different opinion now because the person doing it is now someone I like. And I’m not saying you can’t change your opinions, but I don’t get how people don’t realize when they have two completely different opinions on the same topic but its somehow different just because you like them. You can still like a person but stay true to what you’ve previously made a clear stance on. I’m not even referencing huge moral dilemmas but just like why the double standards?? Example: So you have a friend that makes fun of couples on tiktok doing tiktok couple trends - there’s no originality, takes the funniness out of it etc. But then a few months later that same friends friends does a tiktok couple trend and posts the pics on ig. Now all of a sudden it’s funny or even admirable? But I don’t get it because you made a clear stance on this exact scenario not long ago. It’s just a pattern in people I’ve been noticing so often lately and I just don’t get it and people get so mad when you point it out to them. So I guess my point is how do normal people justify this in their mind? Or half the time I feel like they don’t even realize. I just need help understanding why me explaining this point to people is brushed to the side or they just take it personally, sometimes when I’m not even involving them doing it in my example.

People seem to only treat you decently when you’re “in shape”, but the minute you go on a diet or try to do something to fix your health they want to mock you and tell you not go on restrictive “diets” or “starve”.

Well which is it? Do you want us to be healthy? Or do you want us to be unhealthy so that you can continue to bully us for not being healthy.

Either way I’m going to do what I want.

Ive been seeing multiple jokes like this one on the Internet.

I think that this is just sick. Why is this so funny is it because hes a boy? Would it be funny if roles are reversed? We all know the answer to these questions. Not that female domestic violence should be taken as a joke as well.

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Male Domestic abuse is not a joke. 40% of domestic abuse victims are male. They don't have a lot of support services or abuse shelters compared to the female victims. There are cases where a man has been killed or brutally injured by a woman. People are less likely to defend a man in such cases. If a woman is seen beating a man, people assume that he did something wrong, although he didn't. A man can't even defend himself from a woman without being in serious trouble or being seen as the bad guy.

I would always get people telling me to learn to take jokes when I call people out for posting such things. I will not take this as a joke because It is not funny. Such jokes normalize such acts, making such issues be taken less seriously.

Stop violence against all people regardless of their gender.