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miraghoulmodus:
“grimtoki:
“• sure manga takasugi is stylish but i maintain that he has terrible color coordination judging by his clothes in the anime. who told him navy blue goes with warm purple/gold. stop him
• yeah i dont remember his name...
grimtoki

  1. sure manga takasugi is stylish but i maintain that he has terrible color coordination judging by his clothes in the anime. who told him navy blue goes with warm purple/gold. stop him
  2. yeah i dont remember his name either. i think it possibly starts with a T
  3. are we sure he’s not just high. how do we know he’s smoking tobacco. i mean it would explain why everything is apparently mildly amusing to hilarious to him
  4. this is true
  5. definitely also true.
  6. okay you know what im 5 inches shorter than him i cant call him short. i cant
miraghoulmodus

1. first of all, how dare you

2. that man has yamato eyes and they scare me

3. he can’t be high, he’s never lit that kiseru. he doesn’t know how to use a lighter and even if he did his stubby arms couldn’t reach the end of the pipe

that’s all

earth-dad

1. THE COLORS DONT WORK TOGETHER HES TERRIBLE. manga outfits get the benefit of the doubt
2. you come into mY HOUSE,
3. ok but you can get high without smoking anything, but then im not sure if he can cook either. i dont know how to explain takasugi anymore everything is a lie

lebaenese

Ellen degeneres straight up made fun of George clooney’s wife Amal’s name I’m sick of this we learn your names and pronounce them correctly why can’t you respect ours? People around the world already make fun of our names why can’t you just respect us?

aztec-princesss

Ellen has been trash

internetgoose

I’m gonna depress the hell out of all of you. ready? ok go

so, that “stop devaluing feminized work post”

nice idea and all

but the thing is, as soon as a decent number of women enter any field, it becomes “feminized,” and it becomes devalued.

as women enter a field in greater number, people become less willing to pay for it, the respect for it drops, and it’s seen as less of a big deal. it’s not about the job- it’s about the number of women in the job.

observe what happened with biology. it’s STEM, sure, but anyone in a male-dominated science will sneer at the idea of it being ‘for real,’ nevermind that everyone sure took it more seriously when it was a male dominated field. so has happened with scores of other areas; nursing comes to mind

so the thing is, it’s not the work or the job that has to be uplifted and seen as more respectable. it will never work out, until people start seeing women as respectable

but there’s a doozy and who the fuck knows if it’s ever happening in my life time

pyrositshere

"observe what happened with biology. it’s STEM, sure, but anyone in a male-dominated science will sneer at the idea of it being ‘for real,’ nevermind that everyone sure took it more seriously when it was a male dominated field."

Personal anecdote time!  I’m in a biology graduate program.  An acquaintance wanted to introduce some guy to me because his son was thinking about becoming an undergrad science major.  When he found out I was in the biology department, he grinned and said, “Well, I guess that’s kind of related to science.”

I gave him what I hope was an icy look and said, “Isn’t it strange how men outside the field started saying that right around the time biology majors shifted from mostly male to mostly female?”

The guy got this look on his face like he was about to play the “just a joke” card, and then an older woman who had been standing nearby, talking to someone else, turned to me and said, “The same thing happened with real estate.”  She went on to explain that, over the course of the career, the male-to-female ratio among real estate agents had dropped, and the pay and “prestige factor” of that job dropped along with it.

slyjinks

It’s also interesting to look at fields where the reverse pattern happens, such as computer programming. Computer programming used to be a female-dominated field, but, in order to raise the prestige of the field, new entry tests and hiring practices were instituted to discourage the hiring of women. Because, naturally, there’s no way a field can be dominated by women and prestigious at the same time (reference: Researcher reveals how “Computer Geeks” replaced “Computer Girls”).

biorobo

I’ve argued this exact thing before! Biology was NEVER considered a soft science before women entered. And medicine is now losing prestige too because women are becoming doctors instead of staying in lower positions. Suddenly these mentally rigorous fields based on insight and analysis are “just memorization” or some other bullshit about how they’re not REALLY using “intelligence.” 

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