Terxpahseyton
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Ideology justifies itself by its ideology.
Aren't we all free-spirited n the free world.
Aren't we all free-spirited n the free world.
Ideology justifies itself by its ideology.
Aren't we all free-spirited n the free world.
Also, if you don't want to be discriminated against because you are gay then stop having sex with men. Simple as that. Not that the gravity of this problem is anywhere near approaching "discrimination" levels, but the principle is the same... So, if you don't think it's a big deal, then just say "it's not a big deal" instead of making unqualified arguments like the one above.
Also, if you don't want to be discriminated against because you are gay then stop having sex with men. Simple as that. Not that the gravity of this problem is anywhere near approaching "discrimination" levels, but the principle is the same... So, if you don't think it's a big deal, then just say "it's not a big deal" instead of making unqualified arguments like the one above.
Use of social networks is a result of peer pressure (you are threatened with social sanctions if you don't comply).
Are you serious? You believe this?
Well, not too long ago, I've committed social media suicide on practically every social media account I had and while several friends expressed dissappointment, I didn't actually felt pressure to begin again.I am. And I don't view it as a matter of "believe".
If you want to be invited to 80% less parties, be aware of 50% less of what's going on socially, and be much less socially connected to your friends so as to have a social life, delete your account on Facebook.
It's not necessarily a direct "social sanction". It's just an indirect effect. "I'm going to invite all my friends on Facebook now" - completely forgets you. Sure, close friends will remember you regardless... but the issue remains regardless.
I have no facebook account.
My socialization has improved about 0.005% since I joined facebook, which I only did to play CivWorld. I've basically gotten to see some extra photos that I wouldn't normally get to see, and to remotely connect with people that I probably wouldn't have visited anyways.
Sure, close friends will remember you regardless...
Don't worry, other people can post those pics of you.I don't have a facebook neither. If I did, I would disclose as little information I can get away with. Why post your drunk self at a party a week ago if you're applying for a job?