Strypey on Nostr: I still don't think it's useful to characterise these phenomena as "aggressions". ...
I still don't think it's useful to characterise these phenomena as "aggressions". Aggression implies an intention to threaten or intimidate, and the interactions grouped as "micro-aggressions" are usually casual, even subsconcious, not aggressive.
I think we can to reframe them in a way that invites open-ended conversation and reflection, rather than moralising, guilt-tripping and self-condemnation.
(3/3)
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2025-03-21 20:39:07Event JSON
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