#problematic thinking

[thecagedbird]

so like, real talk. what do you do when you know your thinking is problematic (see recent posts about sober living/judemental/classist statements) but still how you feel/think? i feel really shitty about it but idk how to change it fuck socialized stigmas

[risaho]

it's somehow romantic to kill your lover(̿▀̿̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)̄)

[felixschoker]

Even if my fingers bleed from the thorns, I can't help but still love the beauty that is the rose.

[notsoeazy-e]

We are all in a state of intellectual sin.

[demeterslibrary]

It’s heartbreaking, to know that someone you love and trust is full of problematic thinking and behavior. What’s worse is knowing you can’t call them out on it, because you know they won’t listen to you or try to see the issue from another point of view.

[itzeschonde]

Getting

angry at people who have things I dont and are things I'm not and watching them being rewarded makes me even more angry

and that is my problematic thinking when I start thinking about my own life in flux and how it very often looks like no one else's 

at least I can recognize this is problematic

[mintka-boom]

I flinch at some of the things my students say. Not because they speak in a Southern Dialect, but because it's so problematic. The other day, a student told me that "[America] makes [Japanese] food better than [the Japanese] do!"

What. What?

[quandongcrumble]

Thinking outside of a constructed binary is hard. Like, I'm always seeing things as being made up of "male" and "female" and it's messing with my ability to understand androgyny and agender and bigender and genderqueer and all of it. It's like looking at various colours and perceiving them as only purple, and then breaking them down into what percentage of red and blue they are. If anyone has any resources that are helpful for training your brain out of this it would be appreciated.