“Diversity refers to the presence of variety within the organizational workforce, such as in identity and identity politics. It includes gender, culture, ethnicity, religion, disability, class, age or opinion.[2][15] Equity refers to concepts of fairness and justice, such as fair compensation and substantive equality.[15] More specifically, equity usually also includes a focus on societal disparities and allocating resources and "decision making authority to groups that have historically been disadvantaged",[16] and taking "into consideration a person's unique circumstances, adjusting treatment accordingly so that the end result is equal."[2] Finally, inclusion refers to creating an organizational culture that creates an experience where "all employees feel their voices will be heard",[2] and a sense of belonging and integration.[15][17]. Egalitarianism (from French égal 'equal'), or equalitarianism,[1][2] is a school of thought within political philosophy that builds on the concept of social equality, prioritizing it for all people.[3] Egalitarian doctrines are generally characterized by the idea that all humans are equal in fundamental worth or moral status.[4] As such, all citizens of a state should be accorded equal rights and treatment under the law.[5][6] Egalitarian doctrines have supported many modern social movements, including the Enlightenment, feminism, civil rights, and international human rights.[7]” -Wikipedia.

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“Roman crucifixions sought to degrade and dehumanise their victims in ways that destroyed their dignity and stigmatised their memory. Paul speaks of the cross as a ‘scandal’ or ‘stumbling block’, but the significance of this language has never been explored in terms of sexual violence. The Crucifixion of Jesus examines crucifixion as a form of torture, state terror, and sexual abuse. It reads recent accounts of torture alongside the presentation of crucifixion in the Passion narratives and other Greek and Roman sources.

Outlining compelling reasons for viewing Jesus as a victim of sexual abuse, it examines why this unsettling aspect of the narrative has remained ‘hidden in plain sight’ for so long, and what place it might have in discussions of rape culture past and present. It also asks whether other acts of sexual violence and rape might have happened during the mockery in the praetorium, or even on the cross itself. It argues that although the acknowledgement of this ‘unspeakable violence’ is deeply disturbing, breaking the silence can nonetheless have constructive consequences.

In addition to offering a more historical understanding of crucifixion, this book illuminates positive new aspects of resurrection, making it a probing read for scholars of biblical studies and for those interested in the interplay of religion and violence.” -https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-mono/10.4324/9780429289750/crucifixion-jesus-david-tombs.

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“When it comes to eroticism, sensually, and sexuality, I will never ever again be •rash

•careless

•thoughtless

•incautious

•heedless

•unheeding

•inattentive

•hasty

•overhasty

•precipitate

•precipitous

•impetuous

•impulsive

•daredevil

•devil-may-care

•hotheaded

•irresponsible

•wild

•foolhardy

•headlong

•underadventurous

•overadventurous

•over-venturesome

•under-venturesome

•audacious

•death-or-glory

•ill-advised

•injudicious

•misguided

•harebrained

•madcap

•imprudent

•unwise

•ill-considered

•unconsidered

•ill-conceived

•unthinking

•indiscreet

•mindless

•negligent

•tearaway

•harum-scarum

•bull-in-a-china-shop. I do not condone any part of my sexual past at all whatsoever.” -Antonio Myers.

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Non-conformist

Dislike of authority and hierarchy

Low regard of tradition

Disregard of social rules

High in honesty and humility

Highly egalitarian

Highly out-group social

Stands up for the bullied and underdogs

Very accepting of diversity in general (liberal)

Non-materialistic and idealistic. In the style of popular blog posts, here are my favourite 10 indications that Jesus was on the spectrum:

He went missing as a child and was found debating with wise men

He had a temper tantrum/meltdown in the temple

To her face, he called his mum “Woman” (lack of social etiquette and empathy)

He had an encyclopedic knowledge of scripture (special interest)

Had no respect for authority. In fact, he changed the authoritarian God of the Old Testament into a loving and forgiving God

“I am not of this world (John 8:23) — wrong planet syndrome

Frequent fasting: might have been a sign of gastrointestinal problems

total isolation from society (“into the desert”)

He slept less: “Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed.”

His father (Joseph) was originally believed to be elderly when he married Mary and wasn’t alive by the time Jesus was a young adult (only accompanied by his mother).” -Andreas Hofer.

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“Jesus is a refugee and an immigrant so he empathizes with DACA. Plus folks tried to push him off of a cliff, tried to stone him, so life is not sugar and rainbows for him. Jesus feels that it is shameful that lack of love is often easy to justify, even though it is never right in his sight. He feels that our neighbor is anyone of any race, creed, or social background who is in need. He also feels that love means acting to meet the person’s need.” -Antonio Myers.

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“In the Bible we find many stories of abuse and sexual abuse of women, but did you know there are also stories of sexual abuse and sexual harassment of men?

There is the well known story of Sodom and Gomorrah where the Angels, who were perceived to be men, were sexually harassed by the men of the city who wished to violently gang-rape them. Lott took them into his home for safety but tragically offered his daughters to be gang-raped instead. Thankfully the Angels did not allow the young women to be abused in this way. This story is nearly identical to the story of the gang-raped concubine in Judges 19 where the men of the city all gathered with violence on their minds. The only major difference is the concubine was a woman (not a man) and she was raped (not spared like the male Angels).

There were also practices in the Roman empire common in the New Testament times were boys and male slaves could be sexually abused by their owner, master, or benefactor without legal repercussion because they were of a lesser status (this is called pederasty). Some scholars believe that the greek words arsenokoitai and malakoi in 1 Corinthians 6:9 are specifically speaking out against these predatory practices of sexual abuse where a dominant, high status man (viewed as masculine by patriarchal society) would sexually abuse a young boy or slave (seen as “effeminate” because of their lesser power in their patriarchal society). (1)

I have mentioned before that Jesus, who came to earth as a man, experienced a form of sexual abuse on the cross as well. Forced stripping and forced public nakedness falls under the definition of sexual abuse.” -https://www.ashleyeaster.com/blog/male-sexual-abuse-survivor-in-the-bible.

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“Emotional Instability:

Agitated

Anxious

Dramatic

Emotional

Excitable

Frenetic

Frightened

Hysterical

Insecure

Jittery

Labile

Melancholic

Moody

Nervous

Overemotional

Overwhelmed

Paranoid

Restless

Tense

Thin-skinned

Tremulous

Worrier

Arrogance and Superiority:

Arrogant

Boastful

Conceited

Haughty

Know-it-all

Narcissistic

Patronizing

Pretentious

Smug

Vain

Dishonesty and Deception:

Conniving

Deceitful

Disingenuous

Duplicitous

Liar

Mendacious

Shifty

Sneaky

Untrustworthy

Antisocial Behavior:

Abusive

Aggressive

Aloof

Anti-social

Belligerent

Brutal

Bullying

Criminal

Cruel

Destructive

Hostile

Jealous

Malicious

Manipulative

Ruthless

Sadistic

Violent

Judgemental and Close-Mindedness:

Bigoted

Dogmatic

Intolerant

Judgemental

Narrow-minded

Xenophobic

Inconsideration and Rudeness:

Abrasive

Blunt

Callous

Careless

Disrespectful

Inconsiderate

Insensitive

Rude

Tactless

Uncaring

Uncharitable

Unfriendly

Laziness and Irresponsibility:

Apathetic

Complacent

Indolent

Lazy

Procrastinator

Irresponsible

Undisciplined

Insecurity and Lack of Confidence:

Cowardly

Insecure

Timid

Unconfident

Pessimism and Negativity:

Bitter

Cynical

Negative

Pessimistic

Resentful

Sulky

Impulsiveness and Lack of Self-Control:

Compulsive

Impatient

Impetuous

Impulsive

Reckless

Immaturity and Childishness:

Foolish

Frivolous

Immature

Juvenile

Silly

Self-Centeredness:

Egocentric

Hedonistic

Self-centered

Self-destructive

Selfish

Odd and Strange Behavior:

Bizarre

Idiosyncratic

Odd

Strange. -https://prowritingaid.com/inspiration-decks/character-traits. All of these traits describe the criminals of my childhood.” Antonio Myers.

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“I don’t fuss and fight with people who oppose tattoos, profanity, and believe in the Levitical Laws and the Deuteronomy Codes. I experience tranquility, calmness, restfulness, and peace with people of faith.” -Antonio Myers.

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“The secular community are of civility, neighborliness, community awareness, service, empathy, kindness, integrity, compassion, honesty, reasoning, curiosity, critical thinking, communication, resourcefulness, reflection, motivation, self-discipline, leadership, perseverance, determination, and resilience.” -Antonio Myers.

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“There are survivors of sexual dysfunction and neurodiverse adults who are saying that adult films need to show verbal sexual consolation, non-verbal sexual consolation, verbal sexual consultation, and non-verbal sexual consultation. We’re saying that adult films need to show the protective mechanisms from being fractured, shattered, hurt, ruptured, splintered, smashed, in pieces, collapsed, destroyed, pulverized, crumbled, mutilated, bruised, injured, damaged, rent, split, cracked, mangled, dismembered, fragmentary, disintegrated, shredded, crushed, gashed, defective, and busted.

We are also saying that adult films need to show co-stars physically and innerly keeping each other from falling, from lacking erotic stability, and from having unbalanced/unrounded/unadjusted/non-unified sex. We decided to have audio, written, video/visual adult films that are corrective and curative for us.

So many adult films when it comes to us are not functioning properly, inoperable, in need of repair, in disrepair, out of order, disorderly conduct, gone haywire, out of whack, gone to pieces, on the fritz, on the blink, faulty, incoherent, unintelligible, mumbled, muttered, discontinuous, spasmodic, erratic, intermittent, irregular, shot, screwed up, ineffective, unsuccessful, not whole, not intact, not sound, internally crippled, and gone to pot. It is okay for adult film co-stars to ask each other, but more importantly, honor the most the favorites and least favorites of sexual needs, sexual desires, and the sexual dynamics. Sex had its own special effects, camera angles, camera shots, visual effects, sound effects, camera expressions, camera movements, and mechanical effects. When it comes to sex, the entire bodies and entire souls of the lovers are perfect to me. Entire body exploration in every which way and entire soul exploration in every which way are sexual necessities.” Antonio Myers.

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