Dr. Ezad

@ATLCWorker Children have to be told and taught to share....

We’re all born Socialists until they try to indoctrinate you. Just ask a child if everyone deserves food and shelter.

@MeghanEMurphy It's not an either or thing. I play videogames, know how to code, work out, and am learning to fix things in my house and community to cut costs for the HOA.

You could just choose a hobby that gives you a hot bod or a skill that is useful or that literally anyone is impressed by x.com/Z4BTC_/status/…

@iky_fwjett Work wives and work husbands...just...no.

And I don’t even know what to say anymore. I can’t exactly ask him to cut her off—they work together every day. So now I’m stuck wondering: How do you set boundaries when this is someone he has to see all the time?

I met my boyfriend’s “work wife” for the first time. And I feel sick about it. We’ve been together 5 years. He’s been at his job for a few years, and I’d never met his coworkers before. But I had heard about one of them—his “work wife.” He sometimes does favors for her, like fixing her car or going to her place to help with things, and I never really questioned it because he always said his coworkers were a lot older.

@PaulaSeeksTruth Your post is insulting and hostile...I'm just making the observation.

Why are so many men so fragile the only thing they have are insults and hostility? Weren’t men supposed to be unemotional and logical? So many need therapy.

@Spamfromk Women proclaim to like a man but proceed to decry any concern about them entertaining the attention of other men as being contolling.

Some guys be like: - i like you - but i'm talking to 3 other girls - but i like you - trust me Why on earth is staying loyal to one girl so difficult for some guys? 😶

I paid for her credit card, groceries and her daughter's daycare, and she ghosted me after 2 and a half years. I'm not even sure that I ever really knew her now, because things tapered off, time together became more scarce, and I set a boundary around paying for one of those things: the daycare (I think daycare is harmful to children; she had no job), because everything was so imbalanced. I wanted to preserver one value for me, to realign myself, and she pulled back completely.

why do men have this weird irrational fear that women are going to use them for money?? I wanna know this seriously

@luxemiaa Perception does not equal reality. It is just as likely for shenanigans to occur with only girls present. I've heard tales of what goes on in girl's sports teams locker rooms from high school peers and co-workers that were in sports teams in high school.

A conversation with a man: Me: All men Him: not all men Me: okay. You have a daughter, right? Would you be comfortable with her going to a party with a bunch of other girls, with no boys present? Him: yes (without hesitation) Me: cool. Would you be comfortable with her going to a party with a bunch of boys, with no girls present. Him: no (without hesitation) Me: why? Him: Cause there will be at least 2-3 boys who are a problem. ---

Clout...inclusion. There are many possibilities, but typcially when an entire demographic reports to have the same experiences, it is typically due to perpetual messaging that everyone within the individual's repsective demographic has said experience, so individuals retroactively interpret past experiences through a lens that validates the messaging.

If it was just 1%…why does every woman you’ve ever met have the same story? Why haven’t you done something about this terrible, one in a hundred man?

@em_Lazzy The latter is more common than the first one, to be fair.

Women are afraid men will: 1. Sexually assault them 2. Kill them Men are afraid women will: 1. Laugh at them 2. Date them for free food We are not the same. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

@DesireeAmerica4 He was actually just restraining her for the most part. Also, deescalation isn't this algorithmic solution that works the same way each time. Sometime a situtation is escalated far beyond the point of deescalation.

After studying the full story she hit him first with a metal water bottle (like a Hydro Flask, ouch) and threw the laptop at his head. Both got cited (her for assault with a deadly weapon, him for battery) and suspended, district's investigating the sub who just watched. But let's be real: 🤷🏼‍♀️ Even if she started it, slamming her face-first into a desk? That's not the move. Real men de-escalate, restrain if needed, or walk away, not go full nuclear trying to end her. We've lost the plot on teaching boys strength with control.

AN ENTIRE GENERATION OF BOYS HAS LOST THE PLOT ​If your first instinct as a young man is to go full MMA on a female classmate instead of de-escalating or walking away, you failed the most basic test of masculinity. The bar is in hell. The most embarrassing part isn't even him. It’s the room full of other "boys" sitting silently at their desks instead of standing up and putting this nerd back in his chair. ​Has Gen Z completely forgotten how to act like men.

@GelitzaRobles That phrase is already used, and it has a negative connotation to boot. Single is a neutral, descriptive term.

Cambiemos el término “madre soltera” por “padre ausente”, que este último sea sobre el cual pese la vergüenza de la irresponsabilidad.

@_nomadic_soul All those things are done by the time the husband gets back from work. So they relax together.

When a man gets home from work, the expectation is that he gets to relax, he’s not doing laundry or cleaning or even cooking. When a woman is home, the expectation is the house is clean, kids are cared for, food is made, she never gets to check out. When does the woman relax?

@TolentinoTeach No it hasn't.

If you haven’t taught in a classroom post-Covid, you don’t know what it is like to teach the modern student. The students have changed. Teaching has changed. You have to be in the classroom daily to understand what I mean.

@xevekiah What risk? Everything that you mentioned above is indicative of concern for at least one party having potential interest and that the interest has opportunity to become mutual: not potential for desire to harm.

Men are quick to say "Not all men." Until... - Their wife has a male best friend. - Their girlfriend grabs lunch with a male coworker. - A man starts chatting with their teenage daughter at the mall. - They have a baby girl and suddenly see the world differently. Then, all of a sudden, they know men. They know the risks. They know why women are cautious. Funny how that works.

@Bricktop_NAFO Those are the words of an angsty 16 year old. There was nothing profound about that. Charlie Kirk did have a good rebuttal, rooted in theology and exegis, which is cut out from this to purposely make him look bad.

This is what happened when Charlie Kirk had a debate with someone with an education. Rather than debating American kids that were just starting college. A student from Oxford University in the UK destroying Charlie Kirk.

@Kekius_Sage It's invented.

Did humans invent mathematics or discover it?

Often times it's making it more real, and the higher level of difficulty is indicative of actually working with the concept, whereas when something is made easy for the students, and it is very accessible without struggle, they are working with concepts that are simplert but related or loosley related to the actual skill they should be learning. For instance, a student can know how to calculate the mean, but they have no idea what a mean is, which is a measure of central tendency. Being able to explain the procedure with clarity is not the same as understanding the concept.

I'm starting to wonder if teaching conceptual math heavily is making it harder for a lot of kids - hear me out. They looked at students who were gifted in math & went "huh, they think conceptually. We should teach everyone conceptually" My youngest is gifted in math. She just "gets it" It's absolutely conceptual to her - and easy. But my oldest, nope. And no amount of me explaining the concept ever helped her. You know what did? Procedural practice ... over & over & over. Then, something kinda like magic happened. She looked at me this week and said "oh, I get it!" and she then explained to me the concept I'd tried to teach her a year ago. Don't get me wrong. Conceptual math for prek-2nd grade is great. But I'm not convinced it's the best path long-term. Conceptual learners - already "get it." The strugglers.... might just need a LOT more practice before that light bulb goes off. Thoughts?

@HippyMomPhD Math concepts only exist within the contexts of the concepts in which they exist. What do you mean by teaching conceptually here? Procedures like standard deviation don't make sense if one does not know what he is calculating.

@cboyack What will they actually use? What do you have in mind?

We spend 13 years teaching kids to pass tests. Then they graduate and never take another test again. Maybe we should teach them what they'll actually use? Just a thought…

@wynrosei 1. They are. 2. There is paternity leave. 3. Taxes, family... 4. Fixing the furnace, water heater, installing dry wall would all be tasked traditionally designated to the man. 5. Married couples leave their respective families to live elsewhere, routinely.

5 reasons Men and Women can never be equal 1. Men are not judged by their in laws. 2. Men don't need career breaks. 3. Men handle their own money without interference 4. Men are not expected to handle house along with work. 5. Men need not leave their parents after marriage. The concept of equality is rigged at its core.