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		<description><![CDATA[i&#039;ve always found that website a bit reactionary and spurious.  don&#039;t be so quick to fall into the trap of assuming a category someone&#039;s laid out for you, just because they decided, in their mind, it&#039;s true.

yes, broad stereotypes and generalities exist, sometimes quite amazingly.  but you are also an individual, and just because you happen to fit into some parts of some boxed-in category someone else has arbitrarily created out of thin air, it doesn&#039;t mean you are *entirely* defined by it.  don&#039;t get caught up in the labels; get caught up in who you are, intrinsically, instead.  the good thing about realizing that you may fall in line with certain stereotypes is that you can take a look at it, and it makes you think, and gives you the opportunity to redefine yourself, become a bigger, better person.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i&#8217;ve always found that website a bit reactionary and spurious.  don&#8217;t be so quick to fall into the trap of assuming a category someone&#8217;s laid out for you, just because they decided, in their mind, it&#8217;s true.</p>
<p>yes, broad stereotypes and generalities exist, sometimes quite amazingly.  but you are also an individual, and just because you happen to fit into some parts of some boxed-in category someone else has arbitrarily created out of thin air, it doesn&#8217;t mean you are *entirely* defined by it.  don&#8217;t get caught up in the labels; get caught up in who you are, intrinsically, instead.  the good thing about realizing that you may fall in line with certain stereotypes is that you can take a look at it, and it makes you think, and gives you the opportunity to redefine yourself, become a bigger, better person.</p>
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