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"Assumptions are made and most assumptions are wrong."
- Albert Einstein

Welcome to Common Misconceptions (CM)!

This is a show where I will interview people of various backgrounds, religions, and beliefs (regardless of if we do or do not agree), and we'll debunk common misconceptions about them. This isn't for debating, it's simply a show about straightening out misunderstandings (or misconceptions, as the case may be).

Do you have a specific belief you'd like WTY to cover? Let me know the comments of this page, or in the comments of any of the CM posts.

I hope you enjoy debunking these common misconceptions with me and the guests! If you've got any questions, comments, or thoughts, as always you're welcome (and encouraged!) to give them in the comment section, here as well as on the individual posts when they come out.

Below I will post the archive for each episode as it comes out, dated and titled accordingly.

- EJ

Episodes coming soon!

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9/11 Anniversary: 2020

**Disclaimer: I do not own the copyright or even know if there is copyright to any of the photos included in this post. If I knew where each photo was from, I would credit them. As this day is a important one, I think imagery of its events nineteen years ago is important.** Hey youth, Nineteen years ago today, my nation, the United States of America, suffered from a horrific terrorist attack. I wish I was able to go and tell you every single story I know about this awful day. I wasn't born at the time, but it's no less a important day to me, and so spreading awareness of it is something that I really want to do given some things that a certain state (*cough* New Jersey *cough*) has done. Instead of telling you every single second-hand thing I know about this day, I'm going to tell you briefly about what happened (in case you need a refresher or are not natively American and don't know). The twin towers were part of the World Trade Center. These build...

Gina Carano Gets Canceled - and Gets a New Partnership

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...

My Experience and Thoughts Regarding Youth Group ~ Guest Post by Lavender Bleu!

Hiah! This post is by a friend of mine, a fellow youth and writer by the name of Lavender Bleu. Her blog is Always Write The Good Write , so go check her out and show a youth some support once you're done here! As always, you're welcome and encouraged to leave a comment with your own experiences/thoughts/questions, just remember to stay respectful. ^-^ And now, I leave you in Lavender Bleu's capable hands. Enjoy! - EJ ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Hi everyone, I’m Lavender Bleu! Before we get around to the important stuff (which is why you’re here) I figure I ought to introduce myself a little more. As I already said, I’m Lavender Bleu. I normally don’t blog about this kind of thing (my own blog is about writing) but I really love what E. J. is doing, and she was nice enough to let me guest post, so here I am! ^-^ This is pretty much a response to her post about youth group, more or less, it’s to help contrast her experience with mine. So! Let’s get to what you ...

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