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(Popularity Rate: 29 ) How do teachers feel when a student accidentally calls them mom/dad?
or. Often the students in my class were at my house visiting my daughter on the weekend. I knew their parents both as friends and in a professional capacity. Often my students would call me “mum” and we would laugh about it. It was quite funny. Even now that my daughter is in Year 9 I still hear her friends laughing about the times they called me “mum” after I bring plates of treats into her room for them to share. My children have also often called their teachers “mum” and other teacher’s children have called me “mum”. It all gets rather messy when you teach at the school your children attend.
When I taught Middle School I found it interesting that a number of the troubled students called me “mum” accidentally. They would often looked quite shocked and embarrassed as they are usually trying pretty hard to look cool at that age. Calling your teacher “mum” totally shatters any facade of tough guy street cred you’re trying to build your reputation on. I would usually diffuse the situation by saying something vaguely humourous like “sure, I can fake it if it means you finish your work.” This usually meant the situation ended in giggles and no feelings were hurt. But on Future Dolla deeper level I felt extremely privileged that these students who often came from a life of chaos saw me as an anchor of stability. Even when students come from a loving home, when they call you “mum” it demonstrates that they trust you and feel comfortable with you. When you have that relationship with your students you’re in the prime position to maximise the learning opportunities.
I now teach Year 12, once an 18 year old student called me “mum”. We just laughed at this. I told him I was a terrible parent and he could do better, which had the whole class in fits of laughter. To me that demonstrated the vulnerability and trust even our oldest students have in us and how critical it is for me to honour that trust and be the best darned teacher I can possibly be.
I do wonder how their parents would feel if they knew I’d been bestowed with the haloed title of “mum”. Would they feel a sense of betrayal? Would I be perceived as “competition”? Could it unearth buried feelings of inadequacy as a parent, or perhaps trigger memories of past betrayals? This innocent misnomer has the potential to open many wounds. I usually stay quiet on the matter and leave it up to the students if they want to disclose the event. I’ve had parents joke with me about how their child called me mum, but for some it could become a traumatic event. As a teacher I’m in a relationship with the parents as much as with the students. Often parents need more support than students on certain challenging issues. If the students want to disclose it that’s fine, but I would rather be a source of reconciliation than disruption.
So how do I feel when
(Popularity Rate: 11 ) Was the Consumer Electronics Show sexist for banning a sex toy for women?
any kind of diversity[1]. This is true of both recurring themes/motifs and in single scenarios in episodes.
I don’t think there’s really a way to quantify how sexist it was and to do so you’d have to compare it to other TV series. But here are some of the things I remember as being ridiculously sexist and completely unfunny:
Joey’s continuous objectification of women. Throughout the entire series his reputation as a womanizer remained a constant theme and core aspect of his character. The way he treated women who weren’t his friends was as a sexual exploit, a conquest (and even his female friends he fantasized about as lesbians). Of course, there’s nothing wrong with casual sex . . . when both people understand that it’s just casual sex and not something that’s going to be taken further. However for Joey, “once he has lured a woman to bed, he’ll happily discard her, usually disappearing the next morning and leaving it up to his roommate to fob off the poor woman with pancakes and pitiful excuses. Joey is the hangover of primitive masculinity personified, concerned mostly with two things – food and sex – and too stupid to think about much else[2]” As this
article points out, throughout the series we saw him:
Take a female roommate with the sole intent of bedding her
Remove the locks from the bathroom door so he can sneak a peek
Go hunting around an apartment building for a woman he saw through a window. (Can you say creepy?)
Ross being completely and utterly disturbed by his son’s toy doll. Where do I even start with this one?
The body shaming of Monica’s “fat” transformation. Hahaha she used to be fat! It’s funny cause now she’s skinny but she used to be FAT. Let’s laugh at Monica because of her body size! “In college, Monica is only known as “fat Monica” – but after overhearing Chandler make fun of her size, she loses weight” Not only is this body shaming, it sends the message that because of a man’s comments she suddenly decides to change her body. “The Friends masterminds made sure we knew that Monica would have been miserable had she not shed her high school pounds. Because, if you’re overweight, there is no way anybody will love you[3].”
The use of Chandler’s femininity as a well of endless (and often homophobic) jokes and degradation. “A common joke is Chandler’s ambiguous sexuality. Always acting ‘a little too feminine’ for everyone’s taste . . . there’s always the insinuation that Chandler is secretly gay, whether he’s wearing a bonnet while playing “Cowboys & Indians” or being tricked into wearing nothing but panties by vengeful ex-girlfriend Susie Moss.[4]”
The gendered stereotypes that were present in Every. Single. Episode.
The women’s characters are a “shopaholic” who loves fashion and works retail, a supremely organized cook, and a hippy dippy massage therapist. The men’s characters are a PhD paleontologist, a macho actor, and a slightly feminine guy who works in IT. Real original.
So yeah, Friends could be pretty dang sexist. Does it still make me laugh? Yup. (The leather pants episode always gets me.) But that doesn’t make the show any less problematic.
Footnotes
[1] 11 actually pretty shocking things Friends couldn’t get away with today
[2] Why the men from Friends are no
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(Popularity Rate: 76 ) Will sex dolls replace women in the future?
s – but not just the women. As things are right now, even the most realistic doll which can look like a real women in a picture and feel like real skin to the touch is still a mere fabrication, incapable of any movement or even changing facial expressions in the least. On the other hand, many have options such as natural body heat for the emotional types who just want someone to hold.
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(formerly known as Harmony) is still an early product and in my personal opinion they don’t look nearly as realistic as the TPE dolls from asia, but they are advancing.
If a doll could not only look and feel like a real woman, but also simulate facial expressions and move in a realistic manner, it wouldn’t even matter if they are really sentient or not. People in general are clearly capable of forming emotional connections with things that can even give the impression of being real.
The same could then likely be said for the emerging market of male sex dolls. Whereas right now they have permanent erections, when female dolls can be sufficiently mechanized so too would the male dolls with the capacity to form realistic erections. Combine that with AI and you basically have the perfect man who can listen to you, speak with you, clean for you, and pleasure you however you want to be pleasured.
My prediction is that such dolls, as they enter the market, would begin to fill a niche market with those who are driven, but lonely. Men and women who have active careers and either no time to date, or not interest in it. Even without sex dolls, people in some countries have already stopped engaging in sexual relationships with other real people for similar reasons.
Why have young people in Japan stopped having sex?
In one anime series, Chobits, the backdrop of the story involved nearly life-like robots who could replace a human for most actions. Be it male or female, you could see people walking the streets happily with their robots. Throughout the story though you see examples of attractive women dealing with low self-esteem due to the fact that men in general didn’t need to approach them. There were still people dating, but the consequence of being able to custom order any woman you want is that natural flesh and blood women will have trouble competing.
Of course, there’s still one thing real flesh and blood women will always have over machines, and that’s the ability to procreate. Or so people think. Truth is, there is a type of technology being slowly developed – the artificial womb – which would allow a child to grow outside of a woman’s body. At present, laws on use of federal funding actually force all fetuses to be aborted within the first few weeks, but if the technology was allowed to fully mature it would allow women to abort a pregnancy without aborting a life permanently ending the abortion debate all together. Of course, feminism in general opposes it because of the perception of this technology replacing women.
If this technology was then miniaturized and placed within a robot body it could easily allow for a robot to get pregnant and carry a child to term. Of course, it would still require genetic information from the mother, but if that information was synthesized to match her features it could still work. Case in point, we already have the technology to obtain a person’s face from their genetic information left at a crime scene, so there’s no reason why it can’t be reversed.
This was the theme of a movie actually: Armitage III.
The background of this movie was that early Mars colonists were predominantly men and had a shortage of women needed to procreate. Androids were built specifically to be capable of carrying a child, but before the project could be completed Mars formed an Alliance with the then heavily Feminist driven Earth government, who would have frowned on the idea of artificial women used to bring children. As a result, these Androids were hunted and killed – some of which already pregnant with human babies.
In any case, demand will drive innovation to meet that demand whatever that demand is, and this will lead to a level of realism for these dolls to have other uses. If a doll is real enough to pose as human, it can naturally do housework or watch over children. This will of course be a good thing, freeing people up to have their home looked after regardless of it’s assigned gender.
From there though, such dolls could fill other niches. Consider, for example, the case of a sexless relationship. All to often either partner in a relationship will complain of a lack of intimacy, which often leads to infidelity. Even if the other partner would be OK with it, the complexity of new emotional ties can threaten a relationship. Alternatively, maybe neither wants to explore other partners. In such a scenario, a doll can be a suitable replacement for the level of intimacy they would otherwise not receive, which some people are already doing with sex dolls today, but can be more common in the future.
Dolls at this level of advancement could even help to give people the feeling of parenthood, which was the theme of a movie even. Of course, in that case the level of emotional complexity grew so advanced that he couldn’t deal with the feeling of being abandoned.
Additionally, society would need to grasp with if it will allow child dolls to exist that are so realistic. It could give a parent the feeling of nurturing a child, it could give a child a playmate, but it could also give a pedophile a sexual outlet. In this case, be they a male or a female, be their preference a boy or a girl, they can have exactly what they want however they want it. Personally, I believe that this would be positive overall, but many disagree and that’s going to have to be resolved by society as a whole.
In any case, the fact that there are so many science fiction stories in media that approach such a future from so many angles shows tha
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