Witches vs Patriarchy

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r/WitchesVsPatriarchy is a nonbinary-centered sub with a witchy twist, aimed at healing, supporting, and uplifting one another through humor and magic.

The goal is to at once embrace, and poke fun at, the mystical aspects of androgyny that have been previously demonized and/or devalued by the Patriarchy.

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best way to cope with dismissive trainer (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by VoilaChihuahua@lemmy.world to c/witchesvspatriarchy@lemmy.world

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When being told by an older male colleague that "my brain must be scrambled" and asked "did I have too much fun this morning" when I point out data import errors do I : 1. Mute myself and scream 2. Self immolate to bring attention to our company's horrible training processes 3. Attempt to put a curse on him

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[–] tacoface 6 points 1 year ago

Ask your manager/boss if they want feedback about the training process and make it as specific and constructive as possible. If they don’t want it, you need to consider what to do with what you now know.

[–] Lasairiona@kbin.social 3 points 1 year ago

Shame the guy for being a bad trainer (in more eloquent words)? Or maybe that can be part of option 2.