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ashton kutcher can get hit by a bus
ashton kutcher can get hit by a bus
your bullying stories remind me of when i really wanted to kill mine
"It was a short and simple talk. I tried to take an unknown-Peter-and make him less frightening to these children. And over time, their natural goodness emerged. No longer an odd and scary boy, Peter became popular...The brightest and strongest children in his class took a special interest in him and their leadership made all the difference. They included him, protected him, and ultimately, provided therapeutic experiences that helped Peter catch up.
They were tolerant of his developmental problems, patient in correcting his social mistakes and nurturing in their interactions. These children provided many more positive therapeutic experiences than we ever could have given Peter.
...When children understand why someone behaves oddly, they give him or her more slack, generally. And the younger the children are, the more easily they are influenced by both obvious and subtle cues of rejection and acceptance from adults. These cues often set the tone for the children's status systems, and teachers and parents can either minimize bullying or unfortunately, maximize it, by either strongly discouraging or tolerating the scapegoating of those who are 'different.'"
okay legit crying rn ;~~~~~~;
also it's a later age range (jr high or high school) but when i volunteer with youth speak this is exactly what we're aiming to do and the response has always been overwhelmingly positive. he's spot on as well that children pick up cues about who's socially unacceptable from teachers.
reposting here bc i was one comment from the end and nonas were asking about it lql
They were tolerant of his developmental problems, patient in correcting his social mistakes and nurturing in their interactions. These children provided many more positive therapeutic experiences than we ever could have given Peter.
...When children understand why someone behaves oddly, they give him or her more slack, generally. And the younger the children are, the more easily they are influenced by both obvious and subtle cues of rejection and acceptance from adults. These cues often set the tone for the children's status systems, and teachers and parents can either minimize bullying or unfortunately, maximize it, by either strongly discouraging or tolerating the scapegoating of those who are 'different.'"
okay legit crying rn ;~~~~~~;
also it's a later age range (jr high or high school) but when i volunteer with youth speak this is exactly what we're aiming to do and the response has always been overwhelmingly positive. he's spot on as well that children pick up cues about who's socially unacceptable from teachers.
reposting here bc i was one comment from the end and nonas were asking about it lql
do any of you have a friend who is just hard work? i've been rly not well lately and i've been avoiding a couple of my friends (i'm the nona who mentioned her psychosis and got a bunch of "oh you're probably a medium!!!1") because they do nothing but bring me down.
now i keep getting messages from one of them saying "oh i'll just pop over don't worry about the state of the house i'll just come keep you company BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT GOOD FRIENDS DO"
thing is, that's not what they do. they are super demanding and manipulative and always say they're doing shit because "THAT'S WHAT GOOD FRIENDS DO"
i'm in no sort of state to tell them to fuck off. wat do?
now i keep getting messages from one of them saying "oh i'll just pop over don't worry about the state of the house i'll just come keep you company BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT GOOD FRIENDS DO"
thing is, that's not what they do. they are super demanding and manipulative and always say they're doing shit because "THAT'S WHAT GOOD FRIENDS DO"
i'm in no sort of state to tell them to fuck off. wat do?
it's more visual - also it's easier, at least in my opinion, to figure out who is saying what, plus (and i'm sure there are plug-ins for tumblr like this) it's super easy to 'pin' something
but yeah, the visual element is what really does it - everyone's 'boards' look the same - so it's not a guessing game as to where the hell the previous button is or w/e as it is with tumblr - plus you can automatically tweet your 'pins' and add them to facebook with the check of a box - and i run my own design company so it's nice b/c i like updating my stuff frequently, but want it to be as seamless and easy as possible
but yeah, the visual element is what really does it - everyone's 'boards' look the same - so it's not a guessing game as to where the hell the previous button is or w/e as it is with tumblr - plus you can automatically tweet your 'pins' and add them to facebook with the check of a box - and i run my own design company so it's nice b/c i like updating my stuff frequently, but want it to be as seamless and easy as possible
Badvertising of the Day: Ashton Kutcher’s new $1.5 million spot for Popchips is styled like a commercial for a dating service, in which Kutcher plays four single guys looking for love. But not only is the ad, which Kutcher helped develop, tortuously unfunny, his Raj character is in brownface.
In one of many direct tweets to Kutcher’s Twitter handle attacking the spot, Raj says: “An actual Indian named Raj does not find @aplusk in brown face to be funny.”
[adweek]
In one of many direct tweets to Kutcher’s Twitter handle attacking the spot, Raj says: “An actual Indian named Raj does not find @aplusk in brown face to be funny.”
[adweek]
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