#don't generalise

[martina-leanza]

Can I just say, just because something doesn't work for you or for some people, doesn't mean it will not work for everyone. Stop generalising. "Opposites don't attract", "Male-female friendships don't exist", "All women, all men are evil, because something bad happened to me, so it means it will happen to anyone". Can you stop? Thank you.

[pixi3gee]

I’d go gay for Ruby Rose

How about instead of shutting down the people who say this with  ‘You don’t just go gay’ or ‘You don’t even know who she is’, take a second and think. Yes, there will be people who are saying it because it’s ‘cool’ now or because they feel like they need to, but I bet you anything there are people who are legitimately confused, and I can see why. Ruby Rose is a beautiful genderfluid person, who is very attractive as a boy and a girl, neither and both. There are going to be people who feel an attraction to her who have never felt that way about a bio girl before and it’s going to confuse and scare the crap out of them. Just, don’t generalise and make assumptions and if it seems like someone is really affected by it, talk to them

[aussie-miss-lou]

I don't hate anyone until they give me a reason. How someone is born is not a good enough reason to hate them. Generalisations and stereotypes only make the person doing the generalising and stereotyping look bad.

[selfcareyoga-and-veggies]

Let me get this straight. Feminism is not a bad word, not a taboo word. Some feminists feel very strongly about gender equality. Some feminists may put men down in a rage of anger. Some feminists don’t feel that strongly about gender equality. Some feminists believe they’re better than men. Some feminists believe they should be equal to men.

Feminists are all different.