As has been discussed already here in this community, the key takeaway from the bear hypothetical is that it is an opportunity to truly listen to the lived experiences of women under patriarchal systems. I encourage “first response” to the bear discussion to head back to this post, as I am looking for discussion kind of after the fact. If this is your first exposure to the bear thing, head there, then pop back here after you have a good handle on the situation.
My question has two parts:
- Positive Steps: Let’s explore resources for folks to act on the things they have learned from this discussion.
- Creating a Safe Space: During the course of the debate, it’s likely that high emotions have led to lashing out and unkind words, perhaps even unintentionally directed towards men who may be survivors of SA themselves. Can we create a space here for listening and affirming one another about these potentially painful experiences?
Can you fix your links so they’re not absolute links, but are the way Lemmy wants them so you stay on your instance when you click them, please?
I’m pretty sure I did? If you provide me an example of a link done more correctly I’m happy to make this change though. :)
They two Lemmy posts seem to point to like https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16305417 , but I’m on https://ttrpg.network/comment/6890394 , so when I click your links I can’t comment or up vote. The USA today link is fine.
I know the correct syntax has an
!
in it but I can’t quite figure it out on my phoneSomeone correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the ! syntax is only for linking to communities, and doesn’t work for posts. e.g. [email protected].
Well, shit. Looks like you’re right. https://lemmy.world/post/94456 . Open issue https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2987