None of those explain the disparities in mental health outcomes for American women vs women of every other country on the planet, unless you think American women somehow disproportionately experience rape, death of family members, and accidents.
Women have higher anxiety levels than men, yes. This is a natural result of hormonal and physiological differences, and can be attributed to environmental factors as well, sure. But the data doesn’t reflect your argument. We’re at all time highs for anxiety and depression for girls. This isn’t due to suddenly all girls being victimized by men when they weren’t before. There is a massive increase in mental health problems in girls since the rise of social media, among other things. Culture and day to day life has dramatically changed over the past decade.
Weird people to begin with amped up on drugs (meds and illegal), and a country overzealous on docs, pharmacists and drug companies dishing out meds every 5 seconds.
Damn. They ruined Ariana Grande.
We put them on a pedestal then made it a crime to criticize feminine bullshit in any way. We treated an entire generation of women like children, coddled them repeatedly, and never said no. This is the end result.
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No worries. Yes my assumuntion is these types will purposely mimic and mime any social or physical reaction they identify as advantageous in convincing there peers that they too can pass all the mandatory purity tests of there new found religion. This showing off of extremely performative empathy is just one of many mile markers on there current Pilgrimage.
www.theguardian.com
What religion?
I hadn't heard the term holding space before.
There appears to be two ways of defining it, a popular and a therapeutic definition.
‘Holding space’: Wicked has made the term famous. But what does it mean?
In the earnest press tour for the film, actor Cynthia Erivo was in tears at the idea that fans were ‘holding space’ for the song Defying Gravity. But is it more self-help jargon or something more powerful?
Its def not new. It been around atleast since I was a kid.
The term "holding space"? It's new to me and I'm 50.
No offense intended. It seems alot of people havent heard it. I heard it a number of times in the late 90s early 00s. I agree with you by the way I like it too.
We already have words for that though, it's called "I support you" and it doesn't require inventing bizarre new phrases that can't be easily unpacked without a lecture.
OF COURSE they don't want you to sing THIS TIME around, they are gonna try to get you again for the "Sing a long" screening in a month.
This was in my local theater. I was shocked to see it so took a picture and asked the patron if this is really a thing. He said something to the effect of yes people have lost their minds. Then he pointed me to the doors where they had posted the same warning on each screen this movie was playing on.
Wonder if that's how theaters and squares felt about the emergence of audience interaction with The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
This was in my local theater. I was shocked to see it so took a picture and asked the patron if this is really a thing. He said something to the effect of yes people have lost their minds. Then he pointed me to the doors where they had posted the same warning on each screen this movie was playing on.
This was in my local theater. I was shocked to see it so took a picture and asked the patron if this is really a thing. He said something to the effect of yes people have lost their minds. Then he pointed me to the doors where they had posted the same warning on each screen this movie was playing on.
She's just reminiscing about her time with the sex icon:I was more interested in what her other hand was doing.
Men are more likely to get shot, stabbed, die in a war, be street homeless, get murdered, be in prison, have poor education or have no friends than women.
That may be what they're amplifying during those short clips. I haven't watched any full interviews to know if the clips reflect the whole.
Good to know men can't experience these things as well.
This. This and this.
And you know what I mean. These happen to boys as much as girls.You knew what I meant.
There’s been internal studies done by Meta on how harmful stuff like Instagram and social media is on girls and young women in particular. It’s damning. But Meta didn’t give a shit and is now getting sued by multiple states:
theconversation.com
My internal study was when my daughter went through an anxiety attack because I said no when asked to buy a shitty product from Sephora she just saw some influencer use on youtube. She was never spoiled, never experienced these things up until she started watching this. It actually changed her, she was becoming someone else, having anxiety in the morning on how to dress for school, spending an hour on her hair and stupid products etc..There’s been internal studies done by Meta on how harmful stuff like Instagram and social media is on girls and young women in particular. It’s damning. But Meta didn’t give a shit and is now getting sued by multiple states:
States sue Meta for knowingly hurting teens with Facebook and Instagram − here are the harms researchers have documented
Ample research demonstrates the harms Instagram causes teen girls, especially around body image. Meta is now facing the consequences of knowingly marketing a harmful service.
