Nemra

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  1. @hundreth, if you judge Leo based on a one-dimensional axis, then of course he will shift from one side to the other.
  2. @PurpleTree, I like their podcast. Although I haven't seen much of their videos, I like that they talk together while having different political views.
  3. The only things that have helped me get through all of that stuff has been hope, open-mindedness, love, and understanding.
  4. I could spend hours telling you stories about the hatred in my family, among my relatives and other families. These 1-2 years are the only years that I have had most peace in my life. Before that, too much drama, gossip, control, interdependence, unnecessary and forced responsibilities, etc.
  5. @Alexop, man, I loved your article. When I think of rereading or redoing something again, it means that it touched my heart. I love your type of masculine person! 😊 I'll read the other articles as well. One of the ironic moments in my life was that I changed my perspective on masculinity as a generally negative thing once I realized that I was actually attracted to it. 😄
  6. @Alexop, thanks for sharing your article! 😊
  7. @Alexop, thanks for your responses. I do like your thinking. You can check out Claude AI's explaination of the "Western Masculinity Crisis" from the SD Tier 2 construct-aware perspective.
  8. @Alexop, what do you think people could generally do to not suppress their masculinity or femininity in a masculine or feminine society? Do you think society can integrate both without suppressing the other?
  9. Maybe it's focused on the root causes of the things you are describing. I only asked ChatGPT one question, though. Claude AI is a different beast. It gave me a different response, but you wouldn't like it either.
  10. @Spiritual Warfare, is there a double meaning in the image? 😂 It would be good if they weren't dogmatically taught to children. To be honest, I think that if the school is good, children could grow up without being taught religion.
  11. I think that is good for both men and women.
  12. Maybe you can have an effect. But I don't want to do it, as it's full of drama.
  13. Well, you can't not accept it, because the truth is that religious people exist. Aside from the brainwashing and delusions, the problem is that religions see themselves as absolutes, even if they acknowledge the existence of other religions. There needs to be put limits on them somehow, which is beyond our control.
  14. @Spiritual Warfare, let religious people stay in their dumb reality.
  15. Sorry, it changed. 😞
  16. @Spiritual Warfare, sorry, but you won't be able to convert religious people. They'll come after you. You can focus on the coming generation, though.
  17. As soon as I read that, I heard the chants of mosques by the loudspeakers in my head. 😂
  18. Download Google keyboard. Select it as your keyboard. Click on the the top left side button on the keyboard when writing something Touch "Text Editing" Use the arrows buttons to move the cursor on the quote Touch "Cut" I think you can use any keyboard that has that option.
  19. @EdgeGod900, if people are hostile towards you and maybe they don't like your preferences, then you are more safe online, I think. Imo, being social online is very limited compared to being social offline. Although you could meet people with the help of the internet.
  20. @Leo Gura, great post you posted on your blog about multi-modal learning!
  21. Mentally brotard. 😂 I'm getting off topic. 😐