We The Youth

  Hey youth!  I imagine you likely know about the Disney+ show, The Mandalorian . And if you do, you likely also know one of the star characters; Cara Dune.  Cara Dune is the strong, independent, cliche-breaking, feminine, leading character that women want  to see. She isn't the hourglass-practically-starved-and-very-sexualized body type, she is strong, broad, muscular, and beautiful. She is independent and she is also kind and supportive of others. She's tough without trying to be a man. She isn't cocky, arrogant, rude, and doesn't make the ridiculous "what, because I'm a woman?" or "ugh men" comments. And in general, she's just a really good character.  I was thrilled when I saw her in The Mandalorian, and I was certain that for once everyone (feminists, Liberals, Conservatives, etc.) would be happy. I was sadly mistaken.  I've been wanting to find a way to incorporate my love for this character and appreciation for the actress, Gina Ca

  Hey youth!  Today I'm just giving you a brief update on some things concerning WTY.  Finding a Moral Line: You may have noticed that the post series "Finding a Moral Line" hasn't continued since the last post. This is because I am very  bad at keeping up with series.  The series will continue, but instead of being all at once, I'm going to do them scattered around that way I don't get burnt out.  Common Misconceptions: Common Misconceptions (CM) has yet to go live, as you may have noticed. This is due to some technical issues I'm having.  There is no specific date for when I intend to post the first episode, but in the mean time I will continue to record episodes for it.  If you have any specific requests for what subjects you would like covered in it, please let me know in the comments!  Old posts: I have a few posts that were pre-written and never posted. They will still be posted eventually, but they are a tad outdated given the fact that the subject