#stereotypes

#stereotypes

Are there "gay names"? We would say there aren't, but that hasn't stopped internet speculation on the matter. One gay man went viral last week with his suggestion of the 'Top 3 Gayest Names'. Hunter Cassidy says he's an expert in the field, but we think that expertise comes mainly from the fact that he's worked in a gay bar and presumably met lots of gay men.

Growing up, I heard it constantly: "Oh, you must have been so lonely as an only child." People would look at my friend Emma with this mix of pity and concern, as if she'd been raised by wolves instead of loving parents. They'd ask if she wished for siblings, assuming her childhood was some tragic tale of isolation and imaginary friends.

Elliot Page has been included in teaching materials at Streatham Wells Primary School to exemplify positive masculinity, challenging harmful gender stereotypes and encouraging kindness, empathy, and emotional literacy.

Lesbians have always been fun - so why is the mainstream only recognizing that now?

"What seems like a joke to most people is a slap in the face to me and to many other Asian Amsterdammers. This is not an innocent phrase."

When you think about a vegetarian, you think of someone who's warm, fuzzy, and "huggy". Well, in terms of the values that people espouse and what they aspire to, it's just not the case.

For better or for worse, it's my name and I won't change it.

The survey found that 23 percent of participants believe the happiest people they've ever met are named Dave, with Katie following closely behind as a female name.

When people ask me if I have any siblings, as soon as I answer 'no,' they often assume a lot about my personality just because I'm an only child.

"I washed my hands again and again until the skin on my knuckles cracked and bled." This statement illustrates the severe impact of OCD on the daily life of an individual, showcasing both the physical and emotional struggles faced by those living with the disorder.