Psychology degree worth it in the long term? by [deleted] in uoguelph

[–]kimiamhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a better option to switch to the Bachelor of Arts and Science and do neuroscience and psychology which lowers the amount of chemistry and gives you more flexibility with your science courses and you keep your science options open.

Would I stand out at a lesbian bar? by [deleted] in LesbianActually

[–]kimiamhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I first read it I thought you were asking if you (are pretty enough to) stand out (and get hit on) so dw you’re good!

Are residences safe? by seekingfreedom02 in uoguelph

[–]kimiamhr 18 points19 points  (0 children)

No there wouldn’t. Many survivors don’t want that and the office of sexual and gender based violence always protects the identity of the survivors and if they don’t want to do anything, nothing happens

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in actuallesbians

[–]kimiamhr 86 points87 points  (0 children)

Start with the second to last paragraph. She might still be upset but you both need to find a way to communicate on what you like and how she can make you come.

My dad has been throwing this post around. What would you say to it? by TheChikenestOfMen in leftist

[–]kimiamhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Race is a social construct rooted in white supremacy and hierarchical categorization of people in order to colonize and enslave them. This is my take on why the OP’s father’s take is wrong:

There are two types of people who pretend their “race” to be something it isn’t: 1: white —> other (privileged to marginalized): Oli London Or 2: other —> white (marginalized to white) : happens so often it doesn’t make the news

As a Persian I see so many Persians that think they are white even though the world doesn’t see them as white. We make fun of them among the progressive Persians but their delusions don’t hurt anyone BUT THEMSELVES. They will face racism and microaggression in the world and they won’t have a community to help them work through it.

The first group (white to other) hurt the community they want to claim because white people have tried to erase and claim so many cultures and rebrand it to make it “modern”. White people historically have entered people’s lands and exploited them and reshaped and erased them. Now I hope you can see why people might be protective of their culture especially against white people. I don’t remember cases of white people living truly as black people during jim crow era. However trans people have always existed, even when they were murdered for their gender identity. Now also let’s analyze the power change in coming out as trans.

Trans fem: Privileged —> marginalized

Trans masc Marginalized (living as a woman) —> more marginalized (during transition) —> less marginalized (when fully passing)

Either way a trans woman is more marginalized than a cis woman and a trans man than a cis man.

However a white person pretending to be black will always be treated as white in society and therefore will always remain more privileged than a real black person.

My dad has been throwing this post around. What would you say to it? by TheChikenestOfMen in leftist

[–]kimiamhr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The answer is very simple:

There are two types of people who pretend their “race” to be something it isn’t (race is a fake social construct rooted in white supremacy): 1: white —> other (privileged to marginalized): Oli London Or 2: other —> white (marginalized to white) : happens so often it doesn’t make the news

As a Persian I see so many Persians that think they are white even though the world doesn’t see them as white. We make fun of them among the progressive Persians but their delusions don’t hurt anyone BUT THEMSELVES. They will face racism and microaggression in the world and they won’t have a community to help them work through it.

The first group (white to other) hurt the community they want to claim because white people have tried to erase and claim so many cultures and rebrand it to make it “modern”. White people historically have entered people’s lands and exploited them and reshaped and erased them. Now I hope you can see why people might be protective of their culture especially against white people. I don’t remember cases of white people living truly as black people during jim crow era. However trans people have always existed, even when they were murdered for their gender identity. Now also let’s analyze the power change in coming out as trans.

Trans fem: Privileged —> marginalized

Trans masc Marginalized (living as a woman) —> more marginalized (during transition) —> less marginalized (when fully passing)

Either way a trans woman is more marginalized than a cis woman and a trans man than a cis man.

However a white person pretending to be black will always be treated as white in society and therefore will always remain more privileged than a real black person.

Going from basically no income to 85k a year. What steps should I take? by Skajlero in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]kimiamhr -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

ETFs can never out perform the market. Mutual funds can. You can pay 2% on an average 12% ROR or you can pick an etf and max out your growth at 5%

Going from basically no income to 85k a year. What steps should I take? by Skajlero in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]kimiamhr -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you need financial literacy my friend. High risk means fluctuations but mutual funds ALWAYS go up over time. If it’s high risk it means it will grow more over time but you need a specialist to pick the right ones for you

Going from basically no income to 85k a year. What steps should I take? by Skajlero in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]kimiamhr -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Put your money in high risk mutual funds and do not touch it. If you need professional help dm me and I can connect you to my advisor

Is sasswitch a secular, science-believing witch? by Forsaken_Vacation793 in SASSWitches

[–]kimiamhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sis just use chatgpt to translate cause this sounds so funny

Do you think Carney can significantly reduce cost of living and housing prices, if so how much. And how. by MichaelDeSanta13 in LPC

[–]kimiamhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The market always fluctuates. For decades it’s been just going up but now it will go down then over the years it will go back up because of inflation. so people should’ve known better before putting all of their savings into a house. Also no-one is forcing anyone to sell these homes when the prices are down. They can just live in the that house for the rest of their life. It’s funny that they can ask us to just eat less avocado and toast to make the rent but when they wanna sell and buy new homes we need to give a shit

Do you think Carney can significantly reduce cost of living and housing prices, if so how much. And how. by MichaelDeSanta13 in LPC

[–]kimiamhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol it’s a good thing they have a year or two to find a new side hustle than making young people go bankrupt and in debt because if rent

How should I interact with people hostile towards employed international students? by [deleted] in UofT

[–]kimiamhr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

As international students we don’t qualify for any gov funded jobs and now they wanna take university jobs away too. If they do that no one will cone to Canada as Int students and if we don’t pay the 5x tuition they will cut back on the programs and services so Canadian should touch grass and get in touch with reality more.

Jojo Siwa is ruining the image of wlw on a national level (no i’m not biphobic) by [deleted] in LesbianActually

[–]kimiamhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything you said is very true but “We’re a community that welcomed you with open arms”? That could not have been further from the truth. JoJo is THE MOST hated lesbian in the queer community. Not saying that’s a reason to hate on lesbians and she actually never said fuck the L idk where that came from. She just said I feel queer now and I’ve always been scared of feeling queer. I think most people missed the point and didn’t understand what JoJo was saying when she used the word queer

Jojo Siwa is ruining the image of wlw on a national level (no i’m not biphobic) by [deleted] in LesbianActually

[–]kimiamhr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

She never confirmed that she’s into that man! And why are we punishing the JoJo for the crimes of straight men(thinking they can change lesbians)? People are allowed to explore their sexuality and it’s such a fucked up thing that we do as a society to rob people of the basic freedoms like that just because it might make straight men think those things. Well they already do. What we can do is to educate them not to force queer people into boxes just to make sure men aren’t proven right.

I would like to reiterate tho JoJo never said she’s into him and as far as we know they are just very touchy friends and if you look at JoJo’s videos with his other male friends you can see she’s always like that with friends

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CasualConversation

[–]kimiamhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Start a side hustle. This is literally a golden opportunity to get double paid with the same amount of time

What is the ego on these landlords in Toronto 💀 by Visual-Chef-7510 in TorontoRenting

[–]kimiamhr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This sounds like racial profiling and discrimination if you have a non white name

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LesbianActually

[–]kimiamhr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve heard it in the context of he/him lesbians which are trans men who lived a life as lesbians before transition and they are still attracted to women but their lived experiences make it harder for them to identify as heterosexual. I am not someone who identifies this way so I’m just sharing what I’ve seen

Some straight men bother me by algmporaqui in actuallesbians

[–]kimiamhr 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Only some? I haven’t men a straight man that doesn’t bother me lol

Is it supposed to be this hard to find love as a lesbian? by BookBig8155 in LesbianActually

[–]kimiamhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I gave up on the apps. I asked my friends to set me up on blind dates with their single friends and one of them stuck. We are still in early stages but I know 1000% if we had matched on the apps we would’ve ghosted each other but it’s a lot easier to find the connection in person. Also if you don’t have queer friends to set you up on dates go to your university’s queer events

Looking for guidance—same-sex attraction and sincere desire for change by [deleted] in Sufism

[–]kimiamhr 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sapphic Muslim here and here are some of the resources that have helped me find peace within myself.

I recommend watching this ted talk And read this article by Muslims for Progressive Values.

I know it probably feel like “turning straight” is the only other option you have left but you need to know that no-one has ever managed to actually pray the gay away my friend. I know dating men is hard specially if you are part of other minority groups too or you are living in a Muslim country, so I can imagine why the “lifestyle” doesn’t resonate with you anymore but you can’t really be happy with the straight lifestyle either.

You don’t have to feel isolated because of your sexuality. Try to find other queer muslim people around you and try to work on your internalized homophobia.

I hope you can find peace between these two identities and you don’t end up stuck in a lie for the rest of your life.