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Shane Dawson's Sociopath Search, Getting Divorced, Will Smith & Let's Talk About Justin Schneider.

Shane Dawson's Sociopath Search, Getting Divorced, Will Smith & Let's Talk About Justin Schneider.

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Shane Dawson's Sociopath Search, Getting Divorced, Will Smith & Let's Talk About Justin Schneider. M.T.N. Entertainment: As far as the justin schneider case is concerned, what he did was abhorrent, in every way. but essentially sentencing him to life (which is honestly what you are doing by openly encouraging civilians to share and organize what amounts to a hate mob that will ensure he never gets a job or is able to function as a member of society) is not a constructive way to react. its not the place of society to pick up the slack of the justice system, to do so would essentially amount to forming a non-lethal lynch mob. taking the law into your own hands is never the right way to act in a situation like this. rather, when you mentioned that the laws should be changed, it should have been left at that. anything more is unethical and unnecessary. as far as Justin is concerned, he is receiving rehabilitation treatment, and we don't know what kind of remorse he expressed behind the scenes. all of those factors play into sentencing. in addition, due to his record, should he offend again, he will receive a much harsher punishment, probably spending the rest of his productive life in prison. but that's a big IF. what he did is disgusting, but punishing him further will not solve the underlying issue and will just cause his whole family, including his innocent wife and children, to suffer.
Date: 2019-11-01

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I don't think I ever want to get married. It just seems like it makes things more complicated. I feel like if I love someone enough to want to spend my life with them, I'm perfectly capable of doing that without being married to them. I couldn't care less if people don't see it as a real relationship. That being said I'm SO glad people these days are taking the time to get their life a bit more sorted and stable before getting married. I feel like if you are going to do it, you shouldn't rush into it. It's not a race You're not on a clock There's nothing wrong with taking time to really get to know a person and find out if you're actually compatible or not. You're going to potentially save yourself some heartache later by being completely honest with yourself and them. If you're not ready, don't do it. If you don't think you'll work together, don't do it. It's really pretty simple. It is not a relationship band-aid and shouldn't be treated as such.
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The Science of Evil: On Empathy and the Origins of Cruelty by Simon Baron-Cohen breaks down the various parts of the brain that play a roll in empathy and appropriate social/emotional response. He and his team are the ones responsible for some of the best research and diagnostic methods used for the diagnosis of those capable of a psych/sociopathic lack of empathy. Its breaking down the 1-5 EQ scale literally changed my life and how I see most of my life up to this point (and that was just the first 30 pages. In the book they try to change the diagnosis from Evil to Empathy-erosion as it allows for a better understanding for what makes people capable of viewing and treating others like objects, and allows for greater nuance/differentiation between sociopaths and other far less threatening diagnoses that share common un-empathetic traits but few of those that lead to violence against others.
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Speaker and educator Jackson Katz points out that part of the core of the problem with violence against women and women's issues paint women as perpetual victims of crimes with no perpetrators. Men (the usual perpetrators) are entirely removed from the equation. Why don't we regularly say Violence committed by men or men's violence issues? We talk about how many women were raped last year, not about how many men raped women. We talk about how many girls in a school district were harassed last year, not about how many boys harassed girls. We talk about how many teenage girls in the state of Vermont got pregnant last year, rather than how many men and boys impregnated teenage girls. We as a society are stuck in the passive voice which allows men to just tune out women's issues, and a man like Justin Schneider gets to be cast as a victim himself.
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That last story is for sure a big reason why people don't come forward. This also scares me (granted i listen to way too many true crime podcasts) but like that sounds like escalation. Like have your kinks, do them with people who consent that is totally fine. This sounds like someone who either has had this kink for a while and finally let it out, or someone didn't want to aqueous to that and he went out and found someone. This is exactly the kind of person who re-offends I hope that he does get the help he needs and is watched closely enough that he doesn't for the sake of the people in his community. But this is straight up some serial killer shit
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Ive been married for just over a year now and we waited until our late 20s to tie the knot. We really like it so far, but there have been our fair share of adjustments. I think if we had found each other sooner and gotten married younger, it would have been more difficult and may not have gone as well. We both have the patience and previous knowledge to see how best to deal with new situations. We also both have a little more money, so it makes things like traveling and cohabitation more pleasant because we can choose comfort upgrades when they make sense instead of always needing to be frugal or not even going anywhere at all.
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I got engaged at the age of 19. We couldn't really afford to get married so it was a long engagement and in those years we grew up into completely different people and ended up breaking it off. Getting married young would have been a TERRIBLE idea. Now I'm in a very committed relationship and we have a kid and another on the way and we are old and stable and happy and are thinking about possibly getting married but honestly it isn't the biggest thing in our minds But I think the most important thing is being sure of this person before you get married. And then staying married by getting counselling: ) There's no shame in getting help.
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i think the only reason to get married is if you and your partner trullllllyyyyy are wanting to just call that person proudly your wife or husband- not needing a legal document to prove it, and not needing to make it a social status thing, or filling a void because it's expected. when it's only true intention is to lovingly proudly be husband and wife, husband and husband, wife and wife, etc. then marriage is good/correct and beautiful. or you know if you're just trying to make better of the system, where you get health ben to yknow live your best life. I get that truly. sad it has to be a thing though.
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As someone who was the child of two people not who were not married (still living together, but with an on and off again relationship) and someone who's mother is now married (after dating for under a year) I never gave the idea of marriage a chance. I'm 20 now, never dated, and honestly I don't think I'll ever marry. I've had so many family members and family friends get divorced, or have marital issues. I think a lot of millenials/gen xers are not getting married/divorced as much because we didn't see a lot of happy marriages and are either abstaining from marriage or waiting for the right one.
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