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Dec. 13th, 2021 09:51 amThere is a website where you can read / review and search for indie perfumes by note that I have been lurking on the last couple days. Can you tell?
Another housing thing, this time a class for homebuying.
The framework I want to use for the trauma-healing in neurodiversity interviews is grounded theory research methods. I will have to learn the math behind it during the later half of it, but for now I'm reading about how to ask open-ended questions about emotional subjects, to get direction without giving direction. I'm thinking of just keeping the questions as short as possible and letting people interpret them as they see fit, then just hoping it all comes tumbling out once people get on the subject.
And a random reminder: if you are writing a scene where someone (especially someone female) is being gatekept out of a fandom/sport/political/other male dominated space and you solve this by having her dunk on them with how much more she knows than they do about the subject, you are kind of missing the point. Yeah, it's satisfying to see people get their comeuppance, but it doesn't change the fact that it's still kinda validating the gatekeeping itself by implying that you should have to compete to "earn" your place in fandom or wherever. That's kind fucked up; let's not do that.
Let People Be Part Of Things 2K5Ever.
Another housing thing, this time a class for homebuying.
The framework I want to use for the trauma-healing in neurodiversity interviews is grounded theory research methods. I will have to learn the math behind it during the later half of it, but for now I'm reading about how to ask open-ended questions about emotional subjects, to get direction without giving direction. I'm thinking of just keeping the questions as short as possible and letting people interpret them as they see fit, then just hoping it all comes tumbling out once people get on the subject.
And a random reminder: if you are writing a scene where someone (especially someone female) is being gatekept out of a fandom/sport/political/other male dominated space and you solve this by having her dunk on them with how much more she knows than they do about the subject, you are kind of missing the point. Yeah, it's satisfying to see people get their comeuppance, but it doesn't change the fact that it's still kinda validating the gatekeeping itself by implying that you should have to compete to "earn" your place in fandom or wherever. That's kind fucked up; let's not do that.
Let People Be Part Of Things 2K5Ever.