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Conformism :)))
So often I read books about people relating to the world differently from the mainstream and they're like: "It's OK!! You relate differently ;) just like a significant amount of other people :)) Now here is how to be exactly like the norm anyways :)))"
Gifted people: here is how to work at the same pace as the average coworker!!
PoC: this is how to act white!!
Gay people: This is how to avoid 'awkwardness' !
Neurodivergent: This is how you can make sure nobody can tell!! Because you are totally valid!!
Spoonies: If you go to bed at 8 pm every night and use the whole weekend to recuperate, there is nothing keeping you from working a fulltime job! Mind over matter!!
Bitch please.
Societal rules are not set in stone, or I would be wearing a palla right now. And by all means do tell me all the societal rules. That's useful knowledge should I want to choose to blend in. But society is made up of bullshit nonsensical rules that benefit only those in the existing power structure, and that is all it is.
I do not need to learn how to tone myself down here and push myself further there for the sake of fitting in. Being different is not a problem for me - it is merely uncomfortable because it scrapes the boundaries of the acceptable, and that makes the mainstream uncomfortable.
If I decide to tone myself down here and push myself there, that's because I wish to further my own objectives. And it is absolute bullshit to maintain:
That the status quo is immutable
Acceptance is the prerequisite for happiness
Don't fucking tell me how to change to be like you. That'll only tire me out, which might be your goal. No. Again, I'll gladly learn how the mainstream judges things - to flip the bloody table when it suits me, ok. To slip in and strike when they least expect it.
But I want advice on how to live how it suits me. Because society harbours far too much injustice to be complicit in it. And I'd like a blueprint. It's hard to invent the wheel every time.
I'm not an anarchist for the sake of it. Of course I want to work with people who are not like me! And we all compromise! But that should be a two way street, ok? Maybe different people are here to change things for the better, yeah? I want to make a life that suits me, and not an arbitrary and constantly changing mainstream. I do not want to be quieter, less opinionated, less passionate, more codependent, less threatening, less caring, more willing to go along with bullshit. I want to be my loud, passionate, sharp tongued, pedant, geeky, emphatic, comfortable, female, entirely willing to compromise on an equal footing self, and then learn how I can leverage all the ways thar puts me outside of the mainstream.
You're different? Good! These are the advantages! Now go give 'em hell! And if it is in your best interest to blend in for five minutes, here's how, you funky spy - use at your discretion! (Note that it is very seldom worth it, though.) Take care of yourself, tell people to get fucked, leverage what you have like so, and now make this world better for by God, it needs you.
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40 Level Up Concepts I Learned Before My 20s
I started my account when I was 19! Since I’m nearing my 20s, I am reinventing my personal image instead of benefiting off of a naïve, cute girl persona that older men were visibly afraid to approach.
1. First, the cuter you look, the more cautious MEN will be. I used to say “guys” generally since guys will look at anything pretty with legs. By cute, the more juvenile you look, the more inappropriate it’ll be for men to look unless they’re total dogs. Men seek out maturely dressed young women who look like they know what they want. Juvenile appearing women look like they want everything that sparkles.
2. Middle class men aren’t bad. I learned suburban men are more accessible. For men who aren’t window shopping for pretty women, they respond to designer looking pieces that don’t say it’s $300, maybe $79.99-$129.99. Dressing too expensively in middle class neighborhoods scares middle class men away because you look like you’ll be displeased by them covering your “common” expense.
3. I have to work much harder in nicer communities. It’s not about wearing nicely structured clothes, anyone can buy that. Your aura is what men see when they’re not looking.
4. Overly bright and elaborate makeup is what makeup influencers wear. Unless I care about what employees at Sephora or Ulta say, I’m not going to look clownish. It detracts from my features and I’m not trying to advertise a palette to you.
5. Appearing comfortable plays a MAJOR role in being luxurious. It’s common for people to have tight shoulders and loose abdomen muscles because they’re UNCOMFORTABLE.
6. Being cheap is expensive. Being expensive is cheap. You use less of an expensive product than you do a cheap product. Be expensive.
7. Be girly + expensive. Be luxurious + expensive. Add + expensive to your personas so you don’t look like you enjoy a certain niche as a hobby.
8. Don’t grin. Don’t appear too warm either. Overly warm women are common. Serious women are uncommon. Women who look serious while walking, talking to others, window shopping, etc. are approached by men.
9. No real names!! Your name is Reina when you’re out, not Aisha. I can make a post of names if you find it difficult to lie. Giving out your real name will bite you in the back. It will be even better if you have your alternative name as your party name. Practice your alternative name at the coffee shop!
10. You only know expensive. Save your money by eating less expensive meals at home (not fast food or cheap takeout) and ordering expensive when you’re out. You don’t need to order a porterhouse steak if you enjoy a ribeye, but no sirloins.
11. Make sure your skin GLOWS. Wear sunscreen, lotion and a moisturizing body oil.
12. Practice hand and ankle massages regularly. Wobbly ankles show that you’re sedentary and aren’t out and about like expensive women are. Tense hands show you think you’re not good enough to be at nicer places.
13. Leave the soft drinks at home!! Pretty please don’t look at the fountain drink menu at nice places. We know those refills are free. It shows you can’t be away from sugary drinks, you’re scrimping up change to go out and you’re an outsider.
14. Premium drinks are an acquired taste. Cherry lemonades, ginger refreshers and virgin mai tai’s, until you’re old enough. If you happen to sit in front of a bar, look up bottles that are on shelves to find out their average cost & taste.
15. You need to take time to do your makeup. Rushed makeup does not always follow your anatomy.
16. If you follow the rules, you’ll still be standing behind the velvet rope. Children’s books taught us being nice is the golden standard & mean people are the villains. The mean people are the same ones who published those books to push out to the masses to stay out of their communities.
17. Acquire an intentionally selective pair of eyes. Gloss over people who don’t deserve your eyes on them.
18. Most “cheap” lipsticks are better than $20+ lipsticks. My matte $3 lipstick is more comfortable than a $20 one that dried like paint on my lips. Luckily I moisturized my lips well beforehand or else it would’ve left my lips raw.
19. You don’t need to worry about buying high end makeup if you can’t afford the price. I’d buy makeup palettes that have the classic colors you want in those palettes but for much cheaper. Many Maybelline palettes have high end colors.
20. Do not let men know how cheap you are. He doesn’t need to know you do your grocery shopping at Dollar General.
21. Stretch very well before you wear heels for a long time. Heels are as common as sneakers and flip flops. Visit a cobbler or shoe adjustment store to make your heels more comfortable.
22. You really have to jump through hoops to become noticed in nice communities. You REALLY have to jump through hoops to become noticed in nice communities. You REALLY have to jump through hoops to become noticed in nice communities.
23. Spoiled women are the norm. You can tell how they position themselves, how their eyes gloss over you as if you didn’t exist and they window shop because they can definitely afford to pay for what they want or have someone on speed dial who can.
24. You have to believe you’re worth it. Insecure culture only hurts you when you allow yourself to dig a deeper hole.
25. How your lips look are important. Double cleanse your lips, exfoliate them and use a strong lip balm.
26. Condition yourself before you go anywhere. It’s an acquired experience visiting places in a different tax bracket without being intimidated.
27. Have your head on a swivel. Obsessed people are crazy. Make sure you aren’t being followed or surveyed, bring protection and don’t talk to just anybody. Stalkers are female too.
28. Your friendliness is a privilege. You’ll try to be haggled for free under the guise of friendship. Any man cannot talk to you.
29. Having straight hair doesn’t automatically make it styled. Define your curls, moisturize your hair and at least wear rollers overnight.
30. Deeply analyze what men tell you. It can be a tactic to tell you what you want to hear so you can be broken down. A sentence with a lot of “you’s” should be taken with caution.
31. You’re not easy. Make up your backstory, your finances are classified and you grew up as the main character.
32. Your total honesty is not valued. You’ll become a doormat for telling heartfelt stories every time.
33. Your money is not their play or mess up money. You’re not walking him to his door, are you?
34. You’ll approach situations on a case by case basis. Being overly rude to an emotionally poor man can cause you to have to pay for yourself when being overly rude to a man comfortably in his masculine will entice him into paying for you.
35. You’re building unforgettable experiences that others wish they had. Others’ vacations will be frequent visits to you and your visits to luxury stores will be like grocery store visits.
36. Freestyling doesn’t need to be planned. If you know you’re visiting a car dealership, wear cute outfits so you can be ready for anything.
37. Demonstrate airs. Treating yourself as if you’re all that is demonized, so don’t honor that belief.
38. Act like old fashioned royalty. Treat yourself like you’ve never done worse and how you expect not to be disappointed. Act like you’ve never left that type of community.
39. Change out your signature perfume if you’re well known in your community. Your chance of being recognized will lessen.
40. Your level up can motivate the most unsuspecting people. If women in your family who grew up in their masculine have bouts of announcing they wish they could have their expenses covered when they’re under tons of stress and they examine you, you could inspire them into investing in their future, no matter their age.
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Hipster Urbanism and the Transformation of Our Cities
Huffingtonpost.com By Sua Son | November 4, 2013
Today, down-at-heel neighborhoods are transforming into cutting-edge, trendy districts in cities across the world. Some say this urban transformation is due to the influx of “hipsters” with a real passion for food and an eye for design.
Urban cheesemongers and mustachioed greengrocers, with their organic fruit and vegetable smoothies, are making creative waves in Strasbourg Saint-Denis, a neighborhood in the second arrondissement of Paris. This area – now filled with organic shops, hipster cafes and expensive wine cellars – was once known as one of the red light districts of the French capital.
Young Parisian entrepreneurs are transforming the neighborhood’s vibe by setting up stylish bars and rowdy restaurants that serve seriously good food. However, many Parisians would frown upon the opening of another hipster cafe in the district, worrying that the whole city is now binging on its “coolness.” People fear that the city may lose its quirkiness as outlets run by hipsters “out-hip” other shops.
In 2010, Mark Greif of the New York Times published an article “The Hipster in the Mirror,” offering interesting insights into the term “hipster.” Greif defines a contemporary hipster as someone who follows or settles new trends or styles of the time. In his view, there is not a “fixed” set of characteristics that define a hipster. Cities are becoming places where young people – hipsters of different origins and social class – struggle against each other to redefine the notion of “good taste.” Taste is a superficial subject. It is known as the ability to judge what is beautiful, proper and good. How we appreciate things such as design, art, music or food is largely dependent on different societal groups. If you are inspired and creative, it seems almost too easy to end up like a hipster today – yet almost everyone rejects the idea of being one. However, these are the people who are also stakeholders of the city’s economy, who put time and effort into building a strong relationship with their neighborhoods. Why can’t we see them as inspiring professionals rather than amateurs?
It is true that hipsters are often targeted with mockery. Many complain that these new and very young people are not just inauthentic but also unfit for the neighborhoods they frequent. “The older, the more authentic” – is this argument plausible in the times we live in? We may assume that the owners of these hipster places are not seeking out enough guidance from locals. However, these people are the ones who actually start businesses, who are willing to transform communities and, more importantly, are more likely to become the long-term residents and investors in their local neighborhoods, raising families and buying from other local businesses.
Instead of asking what cities can do for them, young entrepreneurs are doing things for cities. They are crafting new street scenes, inviting everyone to the once-avoided corners of the Parisian city. In Strasbourg Saint-Denis, shops that used to sell adult products are now selling fresh mozzarella balls and cashew nuts. “Strasbourg Saint-Denis has changed tremendously over the past decade.” says Mael Primet, a 29-year-old entrepreneur who has been a resident of Strasbourg Saint-Denis for the last five years.
With or without realizing, almost every city-dweller, including myself, are making hundreds of hipster choices every day: from buying organic fruit and vegetables to having brunch at cafes filled with colorful organic fruit jams and exotic spices. Hipsters continue to reinvent themselves and their neighborhoods for the better. These are the people who are remaking and reviving the streets of Strasbourg Saint-Denis, and other formerly down-at-heel neighborhoods of Paris and other big cities. It is not to suggest that every hipster is contributing something good to the society, but there are many who are creating business opportunities in their cities, and providing better city experiences for the people who live in them.
Today’s cities are changing rapidly – and we are outgrowing old terms, definitions and viewpoints over how neighborhoods could and should evolve. Bourgeois fruit trucks park outside a fast food chain in a tiny street of Paris, but no one notices anything weird about this scene. True, not everyone is welcoming this hipster change to the neighborhood, but it is hard to deny that we are slowly syncing into this hipster world.
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