1312 pts ยท December 7, 2013
thank you for writing this so i didn't have to.
no because they dont really do photosets of more than like 10 images.
i figure if one person comes away not hating trigger warnings on principal i've done my job/
to people who dont understand their purpose and are at school, i encourage you guys to drop by. you'll learn more than you would from tumblr
At the national conference my org attended on safer space practices all groups were about supporting people who may not always feel welcome.
they respect each other on a basic human level. (source i run the lgbt safe space at my university) (4/4)
a room of a building that isnt widely used so they dont take away from other functions of the university. everyone is welcome as long as (3)
attack the idea not the person and if you use a slur (like f*ggot) you are asked to stop using that word, or leave. they are often in (2)
Safe spaces are places like sexual assault support centres and lgbt student group rooms. discussion is encouraged but if you (1)
fair, but i think they shouldn't outright ban them because they are helpful to some people.
right but calling someone a f*ggot is, which is why safe spaces exist so lgbt students aren't harassed.
I think that a forum with a 140 character limit on comments isnt the right place to have a serious discussion.
dismantle the idea not the person, and if you use a slur (f*ggot, d*ke) you are asked to not say it again or leave the room.
I help coordinate the LGBT safe space at my school. anyone is welcome, discussion is encourage. if you disagree with someone you have to 1
its a group of about 300 people on tumblr that has become representative of all of tumblr and all feminism i guess.
I'm sorry your university admin isnt representing you properly
and they have the right to leave the conversation and go somewhere alone.
if someone starts using slurs as part of a "discussion" they've basically stuck they are basically flipping you off. not any better
Trying to call out the sexism inherent in the imgur community, typical.
but it should be up to each person whether they want to stay in a room that's potentially harmful to their mental health not the dean.
i'm from canada, friend.
sexual assault is the most common cause of ptsd, not to invalidate the experiences of soldiers.
Snowflakes are a big problem in chicago, just not the human kind.
the most famous otherkin was revealed as a troll account, i think about .01% of people asking for trigger warnings are abusing them(if that)
that being said, its never a rule, its a courtesy to make a space accessible to those with past trauma.
Have you seen girl with the dragon tattoo?
But school it come up, at my "real life" job, no one talks about rape.
i've never seen this happen, only people asking for a heads up if it does.
Have been raped better able to engage in the rest of class and doesnt hurt others by including that.
But the trauma is so new it triggers flashbacks whenever you are reminded. Having a warning of what's coming makes the 1/5 of women who (2)
thank you for writing this so i didn't have to.
no because they dont really do photosets of more than like 10 images.
i figure if one person comes away not hating trigger warnings on principal i've done my job/
to people who dont understand their purpose and are at school, i encourage you guys to drop by. you'll learn more than you would from tumblr
At the national conference my org attended on safer space practices all groups were about supporting people who may not always feel welcome.
they respect each other on a basic human level. (source i run the lgbt safe space at my university) (4/4)
a room of a building that isnt widely used so they dont take away from other functions of the university. everyone is welcome as long as (3)
attack the idea not the person and if you use a slur (like f*ggot) you are asked to stop using that word, or leave. they are often in (2)
Safe spaces are places like sexual assault support centres and lgbt student group rooms. discussion is encouraged but if you (1)
fair, but i think they shouldn't outright ban them because they are helpful to some people.
right but calling someone a f*ggot is, which is why safe spaces exist so lgbt students aren't harassed.
I think that a forum with a 140 character limit on comments isnt the right place to have a serious discussion.
dismantle the idea not the person, and if you use a slur (f*ggot, d*ke) you are asked to not say it again or leave the room.
I help coordinate the LGBT safe space at my school. anyone is welcome, discussion is encourage. if you disagree with someone you have to 1
its a group of about 300 people on tumblr that has become representative of all of tumblr and all feminism i guess.
I'm sorry your university admin isnt representing you properly
and they have the right to leave the conversation and go somewhere alone.
if someone starts using slurs as part of a "discussion" they've basically stuck they are basically flipping you off. not any better
Trying to call out the sexism inherent in the imgur community, typical.
but it should be up to each person whether they want to stay in a room that's potentially harmful to their mental health not the dean.
i'm from canada, friend.
sexual assault is the most common cause of ptsd, not to invalidate the experiences of soldiers.
Snowflakes are a big problem in chicago, just not the human kind.
the most famous otherkin was revealed as a troll account, i think about .01% of people asking for trigger warnings are abusing them(if that)
that being said, its never a rule, its a courtesy to make a space accessible to those with past trauma.
Have you seen girl with the dragon tattoo?
But school it come up, at my "real life" job, no one talks about rape.
i've never seen this happen, only people asking for a heads up if it does.
Have been raped better able to engage in the rest of class and doesnt hurt others by including that.
But the trauma is so new it triggers flashbacks whenever you are reminded. Having a warning of what's coming makes the 1/5 of women who (2)