Polls: Society & Politics

Shwe
s for "she" when an individual is feeling feminine.
h for "he" when an individual is feeling masculine.
w for "we" when an individual is feeling like both.
e for "everything" when an individual is feeling like a mix of all things possible.

I got the idea while trying to read a story about the bass guitar-playing kid who used to be a girl in the movie "School of Rock." Now this person is gender fluid. Notice how confusing a simple story about post-movie bullying suddenly becomes:

Original paragraph:
Instead of asking about their time on set or working with Jack Black, Reyes’ classmates gave them flack no matter how they reacted. Reyes could accept the accolades, and think people would look at them as bragging about it. But if they tossed it off as nothing, the kids would hone in closer and be much meaner. One time, Reyes signed a card for another classmate, and the girl just tore it up in front of them and tossed it in the trash. To say it affected them would be like picking up a dry paper towel and gently wiping a dirty table. The backlash broke them, sending Reyes on a spiral that would frighten any parent to their bones. Drugs, alcohol, self-harm, and various addictions took over their life.

New & improved "Shwe" paragraph:
Instead of asking about shwe's time on set or working with Jack Black, Reyes’ classmates gave shwe flack no matter how shwe reacted. Reyes could accept the accolades, and think people would look at shwe as bragging about it. But if shwe tossed it off as nothing, the kids would hone in closer and be much meaner. One time, Reyes signed a card for another classmate, and the girl just tore it up in front of shwe and tossed it in the trash. To say it affected shwe would be like picking up a dry paper towel and gently wiping a dirty table. The backlash broke shwe, sending Reyes on a spiral that would frighten any parent to their bones. Drugs, alcohol, self-harm, and various addictions took over shwe's life.

like the title says if you had the choice would you like to have been born male or female?

you have the same family and what not just your gender was flipped how would your life look and why would you want to have been born the opposite gender?

Personally, I really dislike my generation. I feel like we are easily offended, overly idealistic and extremely vain. Obviously not everyone in this generation is like this, but so many are. This is seen by mainstream teen culture and the things it values, (nice shoes, attractive features, nice skin, a put together style, perfect hygiene). Of course, there's nothing inherently wrong with these things and they've always been valued in western culture as they are indicators of good health and economic standing. However, I feel like the obsession with them is absurd and ridiculous.

At the same time, I feel like a large number of us are pretty grounded and hard working, even despite the common culture. Many of us have been raised by first generation Americans and have seen firsthand how ridiculous so many (NOT ALL 🙄) millennials were.

However, at my point in life the majority are pretty pessimistic about things they actually have to work for, like so many people in my advanced classes especially chem and math are dropping it because it's hard. It's true that its hard but it's easy for me to maintain A's because of recourses on yt. We don't realize how privileged we are.

What do you think about us?

I don't know where I first came across this quote, or variations of it. However, I do know that people who have freely decided, for whatever reason (s), to not be vaccinated, are now being marginalised, persecuted and blamed for simply exercising their right to refuse to be experimented upon.
This is immoral, illegal, disgusting and wrong.

I know I’m gonna lose some brain cells once I see the results. Please just vote on the poll, don’t justify, I’m just curious. Thanks

I think they should be banned, or at least strictly regulated. I also believe that the 2nd amendment should be discarded.