@emilyvanartist
Thank you for sharing this 
Being able to learn from new information and correct mistakes is so much more important than being wrong about things sometimes - I hope you can let go of some of that shame. I feel proud to be in the chronic illness community with you
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Recently, I was thinking about why men¹ talk over women, and I think it's less a gender thing, and more of a...@isaacfreeman
@alice
Oops.. I didn't realise this thread was so old, sorry!
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Recently, I was thinking about why men¹ talk over women, and I think it's less a gender thing, and more of a...@isaacfreeman
@alice
Idk if this is helpful, but as a woman who used to work in software, one phrase I wish some of my male colleagues could have learnt was "how much do you already know about this topic?", to be deployed *before* explaining the entire topic in minute detail. "How much do you need to know about this topic?" is a good one, as well. -
PSA@hosford42
Thank you for this
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#3GoodThings today.#3GoodThings today.
1. A lovely visit with my bird friend, Steve
2. Snugly cuddles with Toby, the bestest hound
3. A very relaxed day (geopolitics notwithstanding
), with still a decent chunk of body battery left at the end 
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#3GoodThings today.#3GoodThings today.
1. Kiddo got to school *almost* on time
2. The dog and I had a lovely (quick) stroll at the park, he enjoyed the smells and I enjoyed the wildlife 🦜
3. Long weekend, wooohooooo
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#3GoodThings today.#3GoodThings today.
1. Crossed a bunch of things off the to-do list
2. Accidental nap
3. Chose to prioritise some energy use for a couple of things I wanted to do just for myself, after all the things I did because I had an obligation
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Advocates call for more accessible cool spaces for people with heat regulation impairmentsAdvocates call for more accessible cool spaces for people with heat regulation impairments
Access to cool spaces is life and death for some people living with disabilities
With heatwave events set to be more frequent across the country, researchers say thermoregulation must be part of urban planning to avoid risking the lives of people with heat regulation impairments.
(www.abc.net.au)
> With heatwave events set to be more frequent across the country, researchers say thermoregulation must be part of urban planning to avoid risking the lives of people with heat regulation impairments.
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Woo I will have 10 body battery left at bedtime, yay!!Woo I will have 10 body battery left at bedtime, yay!!