[ SECRET POST #2233 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2233 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, worrying about where you may be stepping out of line can be very frustrating, and even at times upsetting. Thing is, I know I am considered privileged, and understand that my feeling uncomfortable at times is only because I only fully understand my own point of view. Privileged society is afraid of asking questions, afraid of educating themselves...because those things often mean leaving their happy little privileged cocoons and learning just how ridiculously babied we are. Even as adults. If we're getting upset because someone called us out on an incorrect pronoun (I mean, really?), we're just babies.

Like I said, though, I only fully know my own point of view...and from where I stand, as long as nobody's getting lynched for asking questions, social justice is a pretty good thing.