Dads are super important for different reasons than moms and it’s rarely studied! https://www.amazon.com/Do-Fathers-Matter-Science-Overlooked/dp/B01L9DXHTW This book was a good eye-opening read. More should be done to combat stereotypes and promote the idea that dads are competent parents who are integral to emotional and mental etc development of their children.
Being pregnant is hardly a cake walk, and trying to conceive and miscarriage and all the other things that can come with it I wouldn’t recommend. With that being said, kids need parents who want to be parents. It’s not the same, but hopefully adoption is an option or that there are other options to get pregnant in the future as technology and medicine continue to improve.
🔅 beautiful meme 🔅 but getting a popular left leaning party into the federal government would take more than grassroots organizing 🫠
In theory yes, but one would need more confidence and less people pleasing!
It boils down to American exceptionalism: we’re always right.
The Harvard one looks better but I think I’ll be using the Italian one from now on 😂
The food pyramid for sure. I’m not sure if it was taught outside the US
It just sounds like a polity to organize socially without a specific purpose. The idea in and of itself is helpful to promote social and mental well-being.
Right?!!! I appreciate the irony.
There’s a nursing podcast/comedy I Beg Your Pardon where this is mentioned in a few ways. Easier said than done, but prioritizing your own well-being/health as much as possible. Awareness of the issue is the first step in change for the better!!
Haha sure, with some help it could work
(Young) people often idealize the idea of going off grid or starting an organic farm or starting a commune to get out of corporate, but how connected is their fantasy to reality if their biggest hunt and harvest is a supermarket delivery app? That being said, knowing basic skills that may fall into the tradwife range (cooking, cleaning, sewing etc) can give you that ounce of freedom from super systemic dependence to build a realistic life venturing outside the confines of cyclical capitalism.
This is so cute! I love it.
Check out passive vs active suicidal ideation. The frequency of jokes sounds alarming, although I’m not sure if the intent is there.
In theory the youth are, but in practice organizing seems to be more difficult and there is a lack of clear direction on how to improve things (ie: if everything is bad)