anyone taking this class or ever has? anyways, i checked the barnes and nobles site to see the listing for textbooks and i remember this course saying “TBD” for the book 😵💫
i don’t see an email or loaded canvas class for this course and i think that’s weird. anyone else taking the class this semester experiencing the same?
That’s definitely cap dude, there was definitely underreporting due to social stigma for men
Joe really thought that the best way to handle Mal was to treat him the same way he did his old 19 year old girl friend, Kaylin and paint him as a guy he saved off the streets lmao.
And I know there's probably a backstory about why Mal wouldn't let Joe was his detergent. I can see Joe using Mal's detergent to wash his wifebeaters and him contaminating the whole bottle with Newport ashes and musky dust infused BO, forcing Mal to make an executive decision to cut Joe's equity in his detergent.
We know it's not the 1800s anymore where women can just rely on a husband, most of us have dependents or bills of our own. Yet, female-centric professions typically pay very low and require a degree. I know a lot of guys who went into trades and ended up making money immediately while I wasted several years getting a BA in Psych, that I simply did not want. I did not want to be there, but I felt pressured to get a degree and too embarrassed to admit I made a mistake.
I am now learning to code and desperately trying to get into a better industry.
I didn't know licensed clinical counselor jobs require a master's and a license (which comes with about two years of working under a supervisor, you may not get paid and in fact may have to pay the person supervising you). I did not know that many grad students were literally starving and doing sex work on the side. I did not know grad work requires unpaid internships that you spend all day going to, which means you work 40 hours a week and don't get paid. If I had done more research, I would have chosen a different degree and worked on my mental health so I could make better decisions.
hello I am looking for this book in electronic format :
The Cambridge Handbook of the International Psychology of Women
- ASIN : B0868PY61M
- FORMAT: Adobe eBook Reader
- ISBN: 9781108657976
So I (M25) is in open sexual relationship. Mostly the women who i talk with are sexually abused or were in toxic relationships with parents or ex's, stressed out at work, starving for attention. I guess its therapeutic in a way, as a escape from reality. Enlighten me. Just being curious.
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Same goes for women. And it makes women feel guilty for having bodies that make men sin? Wtf? The fact that it demonizes men so much makes me feel so bad for them-they’re depicted as these monsters that should be feared if you’re dressed immodestly like what? Women rape men too-in America the statistics are almost the same between which genders rape which. If Islam made any sense it would tell men to cover up too because they’re also in danger of being raped-but instead it makes them out to be the monsters and the only evil-doers. I’m a girl, and the amount of demonizing this religion has on men makes me sick.
I'm trying to decide which of these courses to drop. Has anyone taken them before? If so, which one was easier/required the least time commitment/was the most interesting. I have some really hard upper divs that I'm taking this semester that I wanted to dilute with an easier course.
Hi there,
I am a Bangladeshi man. And since its an Islamic culture, there is strong gender segreggation among men and women. Its very difficult to understand women given the cultural setting and because no women would talk to you one on one and share such details (which is obvious given the intimate nature of it). Besides, being a man, I guess its difficult to wrap your head around it regardless of the culture.
The following questions might sound offensive or judgemental, but that's not my intention. I am only curious and I do not want to be or sound offensive, prejudicial, misogynistic or judgemental. I am new here and this is my first question, so please be gentle.
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I am looking for a book that describes the psychology of women when it comes to romance and sexuality. The book should be comprehensive and detailed and describe these things from the time women are first aware of it till old age.
It should include the following topics:
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The typical romantic/sexual life course of a woman (an example of Western women would do). That means, how do they pick and choose men, the number of boyfriends they have in a lifetime and how they choose to ultimately get married.
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Discussions on topics such as flirting and courtship
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Discussions on toying, leading on or sending mixed signals (or misunderstandings from men's sides).
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The desire to be sexually appealing: by wearing say revealing clothing. Where does this drive come from? Is it something similar to how men have a drive to look at a women lustfully?
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Why do some women send or post lustful photos?
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Why would someone even find a man who is taller, stronger, more muscular, hairy attractive?
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The book should answer all the other questions that are in the FAQ sidebar as much as possible.
Any book suggestions?
Just wanted to make a post exploring this topic. It is pretty common knowledge that a lot of prolifers seem to not understand how pregnancy affects women or may affect certain women more negatively than others.Also how blocking abortion would affect women in general.
I wanted to explore two pathological psychological traits. The two I wanted to look at are deficits or lack of empathy and sympathy. These are both components of ASPD (antisocial personality disorder) and NPD (narcisistic personality disorder). Empathy means understanding what the person is going through and being able to understand the situation from their perspective. It is essentially perspective taking. Sympathy means being able to experience the feelings of another.
Anyways now we got definitions out of the way, prolifers are incapable of empathy (perspective taking) of how blocking abortion will affect women, many openly stating things similar to "it would affect them how it affects any criminal that can't commit a crime". They literally can not think or understand the impacts on the woman; financially, socially, medically, psychologically.
Secondly they do not experience any sympathy for women who have or want abortions. They do not feel bad for any suffering the woman may be going through. Even often if women state they had medical issues during the pregnancy or literally could not afford a baby.
Thirdly many display callousness toward women who want or had abortion. Ie not caring if women are hurt as long as the prolifer gets what they want, a living fetus/banned abortion. Callousness is also a trait of psychopathy/ASPD. This also includes not feeling remorse for the suffering of women or deaths due to abortion being banned. Many outright say that they prefer if the woman dies as well from the abortion and that it would serve them right.
Lastly prolifers engage in dehumanization of women who want or had abortions. They see them as "less than human" and behaving in an animalistic and savage way. This is apparent by the way many repeatedly refer to them as "killers", "murderers", "sinners" etc. Animalistic dehumanisation which implies a group is evil or less than human is used as a psychological war tactic to get soldiers to masacre people without questioning authority. Systematic devaluation of the victim provides a measure of psychological justification for brutal treatment of the victim and has been the constant accompaniment of massacres, pogroms, and wars.
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From the organization website:
>OVERVIEW:
>
>WOW*!* is proud to introduce our newest essay contest! The mission of this contest is to inspire creative nonfiction and provide well-rewarded recognition to contestants. The contest is open globally; age is of no matter; and entries must be in English. Your story must be true, but the way you tell it is your chance to get creative. We are open to all styles of essay—from personal essay to lyric essay to hybrid essay, and beyond! Please make sure you download our Contest Terms & Conditions PDF below for complete guidelines. Get creative and let’s have some fun! We look forward to reading your work!
>
>WORD COUNT:
>
>Maximum: 1000
Minimum: 200
>
>The title is not to be counted in your word count. We use MS Word’s word count to determine the submitted entry’s word count.
>
>TOPIC:
>
>OPEN TOPIC!
>
>You can write about any subject you want to explore, as long as it’s within the word count and nonfiction. If you’re feeling inspired, write something new, or dig out those essays you started way back when and tailor them to the word count.
>
>Click to Download the CREATIVE NONFICTION ESSAY CONTEST Terms & Conditions PDF
Contest details
- Sponsor: WOW! Women On Writing
- Category: Creative nonfiction
- Submission length: 200-1,000 words
- Entry fee: $12
- Awards: $500, publication, and other benefits - see website
Guidelines and submission information (organization's contest page)
This contest has been vetted and approved by Winning Writers
So I (M25) is in open sexual relationship. Mostly the women who i talk with are sexually abused or were in toxic relationships with parents or ex's, stressed out at work, starving for attention. I guess its therapeutic in a way, as a escape from reality. Enlighten me. Just being curious.
