#break the stereotype

[zambiaz1ne]

The Original Glenlivet Disrupts Saturday Night in Lusaka With a Night of Breaking Tradition and Pushing Things Forward: Introducing… From 1822 The Glenlivet Experience with Music by Shekhinah from the Summer of 2017/18, Supported by Afro Red

#BreakTheStereotype and get yourself a bottle of the celebrated original Speyside, Scotland single malt whisky by George Smith, often imitated but never duplicated... The Glenlivet!

[toomanyacronyms]

Break the Stereotype:

Autistic Itachi & Sasuke (ASD can run in families or show up randomly, also shows how trauma can add onto Autism)

Autistic Shoto Todoroki and Shota Aizawa (prime examples of how no two Autistic people are alike, while sharing similar traits with similar intensity)

Autistic Zuko (kids with ASD have a higher chance of being abused as children, usually due to showing traits, and the effect of childhood trauma on Autism as they grow up)

Autistic Levi Ackerman (shows how masking can be really good and how easy it is for us to hide in plain sight sometimes)

Autistic Kakashi Hatake (some Autistics can have traits experienced mildly compared to others)

Autistic Keith Kogane (more stereotypical representation, but some Autistics do have stereotypical expressions)

Autistic Zoe Hange (the extrovert Autistic whose main social skill deficit is infodumping without concern for the other person)

[DISCLAIMER: These are all my personal thoughts and no one is requiring you to believe them.]

I wrote these as a way to break the Autism stereotype. According to Nathan Selove, "if you met one autistic, you met one autistic". That is insanely true. As above, all of these characters could be Autistic and not one are alike. It shows the different experiences that Autistics in real life live through. It shows that Autistics have as many personalities as people without Autism. Break the stereotype that Autistics are hinderences to society, that they are either super smart or super dumb (that's just rude af in the first place), that they will never amount to anything. These characters are mostly boys as I get attached to male characters easier, but that doesn't negate that all of them are different, express their traits differently, and experience traits in varying frequencies. Autism is as diverse as human beings are. Educate yourself, break the stereotype.

Any hate and discourse on this post will be blocked and deleted. I have heard all the arguments against and I respect them.

[toalltheguysintheworld]

The biggest mistake any man can do is to think that your girl can't live without you.

Treating her like crap because in the end she will always be there.

We are the ones that need them, we are the one with the urges, we are the ones that can't keep our pants up.

It will hit like a runaway train once she realizes that she doesn't need any one, specially you, to be happy.

Giving her her place now, and treating her with the respect, love and care she deserves, will save you a lot of headaches in the future.

After all, being a man is more about really caring, protecting and loving the people in your life.

[crazydreamer6]

Ok everybody, I've decided to start my own story about a band of adventurers in a magical land off adventuring. But here's the catch, every single one of them is going to be breaking stereotypes. So far I have a lovely little blonde haired blue eyed shy af necromancer and a badass dark skinned pirate woman with a lovely mermaid wife in the sea. I would love to hear suggestions for characters I could make or situations they could be put in or anything else. I would really appreciate it.

[madameinsomnia]

A Gryffindor and Ravenclaw Friendship Is...

(With my beloved @sovereign-kaguya since 2011)

Immediately getting into a half-hour conversation with them about things they both like within seconds of meeting each other.

Feeling like they’ve known each other for years when it’s literally been two days.

Laughing hysterically over insignificant inside jokes and other people think they’re fucking insane, but it’s true.

Being able to goof around as well as have serious, in-depth conversations.

Having intelligent conversations in private but looking like freaks in public.

Being completely comfortable just watching YouTube videos for hours instead of doing something engaging or productive.

Gushing over each other’s creativities and how much they know about their interests.

Not seeing each other in a year but still being able to pick up right where they left off when they do.

Accepting and loving every little quirk they have because that’s how they bonded in the first place.

[simplicitymodeon]

"Κοινωνία"

Δεν το πιστεύω ότι εν έτη 2017 υπάρχει ΑΚΌΜΗ αυτό το υπερλανθασμενο “πρότυπο”, περισσότερο προς αποφυγήν αν με ρωτάς, που μπάζει από όπου και αν το πάρεις. Ανήλικες κοπέλες να προσπαθούν να ομογενοποιηθούν με το πλήθος των ανορεξικών κομπλεξαρισμένων μοντέλων που παρουσιάζουν τα περιοδικά και τα ΜΜΕ σαν θεότητες, χωρίς να σκέφτονται τις συνέπειες. Ανήλικα αγόρια να προσπαθούν να κάνουν τις φέτες κοιλιακούς για να αρέσουν στα κορίτσια βάζοντας τον εαυτό τους σε εξουθενωτικά προγράμματα γυμναστικής ή γιατί θέλουν μόνο και μόνο να φανούν. ΣΤΑΜΑΤΉΣΤΕ ΕΔΩ! Πότε πια θα παψει να υπάρχει αυτή η φαρσοκωμωδια; ΚΟΡΊΤΣΙΑ δεν είναι ανάγκη να έχετε την πλάκα κοιλιά, τα τέλεια πόδια χωρίς κυτταρίτιδα, το αστραφτερο δέρμα, τα ψηλά πόδια, τα φουσκωμενα χείλη, τα μπαλόνια στο στήθος για να αγαπήσετε και να λατρέψετε αυτό που ΕΙΣΤΕ σαν προσωπικότητες. ΑΓΌΡΙΑ αγαπήστε τον ένα ενιαίο κοιλιακο που έχετε, αυτά τα κοντά πόδια αυτό το διπλό πηγουνακι. Αυτά είναι πολύ κλισέ ακόμη και για μένα μα πρέπει πια να πάψετε να κοιτάζετε και να αρχίσετε να βλέπετε. Αλλά τέτοια είναι η κοινωνία μας, όποιος απέχει από αυτό που προβάλει στιγματιζεται με λέξεις όπως “χοντρός”, “άσχημος”, “κοντός”, “ανορεξικος” και ό,τι άλλο μπορεί να φανταστεί ο ανθρώπινος νους. Που δεν καταλαβαίνω γιατί πρέπει να μας ρίχνουν αυτές οι λέξεις. ΉΤΑΝ, ΕΊΝΑΙ ΚΑΙ ΘΑ ΕΊΝΑΙ ΑΠΛΆ ΛΈΞΕΙΣ. Όπως το όμορφος έτσι και το άσχημος είναι μια λέξη που δεν σημαίνει τίποτα παραπάνω από αυτο που το κάνουμε εμείς να σημαίνει. Ας μην δίνουμε λοιπόν τέτοια βαρύτητα, τόσο στις λέξεις όσο και στην εμφάνιση κάποιου και ας προσπαθήσουμε να “ομορφύνουμε” λιγάκι το μέσα μας. Όπως σε ένα δώρο δίνουμε μηδαμινη σημασία στο περιτύλιγμα και το πετάμε πως και πως για να δούμε τι κρύβει έτσι ας είμαστε και με τους άλλους αλλά κυρίως με τον εαυτό μας. Ας αφήσουμε λοιπόν την δίαιτα στην άκρη και ας προσπαθήσουμε να γίνουμε λίγο περισσότερο Άνθρωποι αυτή τη φορά. Α.

[kosmo-istoria]

Break the stereotypes

A depressed Hufflepuff

A crybaby Slytherin

A Ravenclaw with ADHD

A taciturn Gryffindor

[socialworkerslifestyle-blog]

Introduce myself

So... I would like to represent myself. My name is Marina and i work in Infocenter for migrants and refugees. Our center provide different social services for our clients. Moreover I am a trader.  It might sound simple but investing in the stock market can be a great way to have your money make money. Yes, I love my work, I feel happy helping others and I love the life I live and I feel free.   

[quiet-dissonance]

Friend: I'm a pussy I know Me: no, pussies are strong, you're being weak as hell

[madameinsomnia]

A Gryffindor and Slytherin Friendship Is...

(From my personal experience)

Bonding over the weird, morbid shit they love while fangirling over their celebrity crushes at the same time.

Constantly trying to find new things to do but also settle for what they’re comfortable with because they make it fun and interesting no matter what.

Taking ALL the pics.

Making plans and making sure they ABSOLUTELY follow up on them.

Sharing goals and encouraging each other, the Slytherin making sure they reach their utmost potential of greatness.

Laughing at each other’s vices because we all have them and they love each other more for them.

Complaining over shit they hate together, because they usually hate the same shit.

Getting into each other’s interests because you grow to love what they love because you love them.

Singing tunes in the car together so badly that their voices crack in unison.

10:00 P.M. pancake runs.

Learning new things about each other every day and loving each other more than they did before.

[a-foodie-at-best]

Give your local boy flowers. Pass it on.

[lazy-lover]

I like how people are changing stereotypes. Like this one girl in my class I thought she was abnoxious popular girl but it turns out that she really geeks out about superheroes and today she's wearing a "normal people scare me" shirt and we are now friends

[lightuptheshadows123]

I am an artist and YES I do have a job

#breakthestereotype

[younggayanddoingokay]

Shout out to all my autistic buddies who show the world that people on the spectrum can function just as well as everyone else!

[ironinmybones]

i remember when people were freaking out cause Girl’s Day seemed to purposefully be lifting their skirts higher and basically showing their asses. i applauded them. keep doing that!