Some I can think of off the top of my head are Terry Crews, Keanu Reeves, Dan Radcliffe, Harry Styles, Patrick Stewart, Mark Rober, and Pablo Iglesias. They are outspoken feminists and many have talked about their experiences with abuse and toxic masculinity and how it affects them; Terry Crews has described how society failed him in regard to gender issues and his struggles, caused by problems in society which feminism is working at to improve, with the help of him and others like him.
There is no such thing as a specific as possible language. Language is literally JUST ambiguity. Again, every word you use right now was complained about when its definitions slowly shifted in the same way you complain about words "losing their clarity". That's called LANGUAGE CHANGE.
People have been crying about language change in all languages since the dawn of speaking. You can look back to relatively recently with the Romans, they'd always complain about non-standard dialectal and colloquial speech and how the youth are ruining our language, or people from X geographical area are butchering Latin rather than using the standard dialect (Classical Latin).
It's no different today. People (upon political/cultural motivation) complain about using "they" as a gender-neutral singular pronoun, saying it's confusing (even though we've used it as a singular pronoun for those of unknown gender since "they" was borrowed into English), but don't bat an eye at "you" which was first a plural only (as opposed to singular "thou") and then gradually shifted to a formal singular pronoun, then to just the only second person pronoun for both numbers. People also complain about pronunciations of words like nuclear, asks, comfortable, etc.
The myth of mispronunciation is a plague upon human language.
You blame the school instead of your parenting which is at fault*
Usually kids "misbehave" in public because of close-minded parents or parents who try to control their kid too much, and most of all parents who don't encourage good behaviour correctly. Parents really like to blame their kid for behavioural issues when in reality they're the reason it's a problem. (Especially with e.g. people who have disabilities like Bipolar, Autism, ADHD, parents internally blame their kid for everything and punish the kid, even though the disturbances caused by the disorders are something you can address and help the kid with with good parenting)
I suspect most of the kids who do that kind of stuff are neurodivergent and either undiagnosed or not treated correctly by their parents and not given proper treatment
That's an adjective & adverb... "pleasing" is the verb in the example you give, "aesthetically" describes the verb
The entire "drama" around Fable's MC not being conventionally attractive is one of the worst things to come out of Twitter. Such a large amount of people genuinely believe that women in media literally only exist to be objectified and sexualized. It's on a long list of proof that gamer culture as a whole is one of the most toxic, misogynistic, and delusional cultures online and in the first world.
Therapy is extremely expensive, medication is also extremely expensive but worse it screws me up big time because of my GAD/Anxiety and causes me chest pain and cramps (I'd wager the chest pain is related to me having what sounds like angina since I was 7, but iunno, my doctor didn't find out why)
Social spaces also don't really exist here, I live in a sort of suburb/commute town so there's mostly just grocery/department stores and fast food, and I don't have a car (very expensive) so I can't get around, there being no sidewalks or public transportation or anything.
Also have extremely bad insomnia, sleep is never guaranteed and I usually wake up in the middle of the night and can't go back to sleep...
Idk feels like it's near impossible to make new friends in the first place, not even considering romantic relationships. My only real friends are some of my best friend's friends (all of who live in different states tho so can't really do anything with but game) and very few people I've met online (they all live in Italy and Texas and stuff, not near me)
Some of these are less so problems with me though and moreso a result of me being broke (even online college is expensive, it's hard to have excess money)
Speaking of health though, I've tried doing basic exercise a lot over the years but my Dyspraxic ass can't do a push-up without someone placing my limbs in the exact spot they're supposed to go and showing me how to do it every inch of the way. I do not know anyone to nor have the money for anyone to show me how... the internet also didn't help me unfortunately.
Thanks though!
Oh yeah I don't even look for people to date, I can't really be with someone that doesn't know me well. It's just the American suburbs are possibly one of the worst places for social interaction in general, there's not very much of a way to meet people that's not, like, harassing them while they're trying to get groceries lmao (which is an obvious no).
Tangentially, why I want to live in a less car-centric area, I'm an introvert but damn it's very isolating when everyone's either at their house or in cars except when they're busy. Too much asphalt and no sidewalks/bike roads/public transit and no city center or streets to be able to interact with anyone.
Also most typical people in my experience just don't like it when those with mainly neurodevelopmental disorders are themselves... this is a shared experience with basically all of my ADHD friends, other people feel irritated or awkward when you don't actively attempt to cover up ADHD (of course, in my experience).
Thanks!
What if you can't get dates because you because you're not attractive... and have severe ADHD or Autism or Dyspraxia, and anxiety disorders so it's hard to make friends in the first place because of RSD, much less long-term partners
asking for a friend btw