
Deeptruesea
@Deeptruesea
12 YearsCancer
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Posted by CluelessCancer
It's very Lazy, but most people are.


Posted by CluelessCancer
There is a way to communicate your feelings without being malicious or mean though, you do a good job of that, i'm going to try to emulate.



Posted by LunarMaiden
I accept only the good stereotypes.

Posted by thecontender
stereotypes are so much fun


Posted by Ixion120
You know the more I think about the subject the more problematic it seems to me. The reason?
While it is completely normal human psychological behavior to categorize in order to help make sense of their environment stereotyping in and of itself is assigning a set of attributes to a group without giving regard to individual experiences and essentially ignoring their circumstances simply because they belong to that group...it causes a breakdown in communication when addressing the individual.

Posted by DeeptrueseaPosted by LunarMaiden
I accept only the good stereotypes.
when you hear the bad ones, you close your ears??click to expand

Posted by LunarMaidenPosted by DeeptrueseaPosted by LunarMaiden
I accept only the good stereotypes.
when you hear the bad ones, you close your ears??
Depends, some of the bad ones I accept too if it makes me look cool.
But the others I shut my eyes and ears. 😛click to expand

Posted by Ixion120
@Lunar...I can understand that...although in some ways positive stereotypes such as Virgos are organized, Cancers are empathetic, Caps are monetarily inclined, Asians are good in math, Et cetera can be damaging in certain contexts as it shapes your response and reactions to someone without letting their experiences, life circumstances, actual actions and words, help to form your view of them and what they are saying...It is the basic form of that old evil, prejudging.

Posted by Ixion120
oh? how so?
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1. Do you feed into them?
2. Do you ever think stereotypes are suppose to apply to you, but they don't?
3. Do you receive/give negative or positive ones?