#missogyny

[ahp-discourse]

That moment when @gayhets/@miss-ogny tries to pretend they are outraged by ableism and that they weren’t ableist as fuck about my agoraphobia, going so far as to reblog a post that essentially called me a useless human being that would be crushed by the cogs of capitalism (and that THAT would be capitalism’s only success)

They apologized for reblogging the post uncritically......but only after catching shit from a popular exclusionist and not when dozens of inclusionists told them the exact same thing, that it was super fucked up - and never directly to me (in fact, they went right back to insulting me over things like my age or URL)

You’ll forgive me if I don’t buy a word of this faux outrage

[ahp-discourse]

God you're a creep. Leave ari alone you freak

“God you’re a creep”

They literally reblogged a post that said that I was a useless human being because of a disability that I have minimal control over - but yeah, I’m the creep in this scenario.

“Leave ari alone you freak”

If Ari has a problem with this, then Ari can contact me all on their own.  

Also, calling me a freak rather than coming to me off of anon (or even just calmly saying “Hey, leave them alone”) just screams “TAKE ME SERIOUSLY! YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY LISTEN TO EVERYTHING I HAVE TO SAY!”

[unity4equality]

Childhood is the most critical and crucial stage of a human’s life. Our childhood defines our behaviors and what kind of person we will become as an adult. 

Nevertheless, due to the absence of mental health awareness in Moroccan society, Moroccan parents rely on the quote “تنسى و تكبر” which means when you get older you will forget, thinking that what happens during childhood remains in childhood and once the person grows up, he automatically forgets about his past, which is also the case for them, being ignored during their era made them this ignorant towards their children.

The absence of mental health awareness in Morocco is one of the worst phenomena that leads to the worst outcomes which we discuss more in this article: https://unityforequality.org/blogs/issues-concerning-the-moroccan-society-child-marriage-misogyny-and-more/

[wordwender]

People pay for what they do, and still more, for what they have allowed themselves to become. And they pay for it simply: by the lives they live

Edith Wharton