Tag Archives: public space

Public Pride, eh

Posted on July 2, 2019 by dykewriter

dear parents incapable of being socially capable – society is not just about you or catering to your ignorance. stop abusing your children children need to be taught others exist and are entitled to rights. given the parents are failing … Continue reading →

Posted in asexual, atheist, bisexual, Canada, Emergency Preparedness, Gay, lesbian, LGBTQ2, Raw Recovery Specialist, trangender, transgender | Tagged children, demographics, education, family event, LGBTQ2, Pride Parade, Protest, Protest march, public debate, public space, queer community, rights, social values | Leave a comment

Decoding a Panic Attack

Posted on June 26, 2017 by dykewriter

it’s a bit about assumptions. So, for readers of this blog, I am an agoraphobic with PTSD – which means I fear being in public. Public spaces or around The Public. But especially any sort of security/police/military uniforms. … Continue reading →

Posted in Emergency Preparedness, Living Well, Raw Recovery Specialist, Uncategorized, Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged brain and body, community, coping skill, panic attacks, public space, suburbia | Leave a comment

Translink and BC Human Rights

Posted on February 28, 2017 by dykewriter

custrel@translink.ca Jan 20 to me Dear Ms. Tryggvason: Thank you for your continued correspondence regarding your concerns with groups distributing materials at transit stations. As previously stated TransLink is obligated to balance passengers’ rights to safety, security and access to … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada, Emergency Preparedness, Uncategorized, Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged athiest, HOV lanes, human rights, public space, public transit, religion, Translink | 12 Comments

HRC: Translink

Posted on November 8, 2016 by dykewriter

Dear Nina Tryggvason, Thank you for your comments regarding the distribution of religious material at SkyTrain Stations. We understand your comments and concerns, however distribution of printed material for non-commercial purposes on our system is an issue of Freedom of … Continue reading →

Posted in Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged anti-theism, atheism, BC human rights commission, bus, captive audience, civil rights, commuter train, disability rights, GVRD, monorail, New Smokers, on the buses, public access, public space, public transit, religion, skytrain, social manners, Translink, Translink BC | 9 Comments

Agoraphobia and Crowd Coping

Posted on September 20, 2016 by dykewriter

My Mom and I decided to Skytrain to Vancouver. The Compass system requires too many screen touches and the menu system is a colour coded text nightmare. At least it means they have to employ people to help people work … Continue reading →

Posted in Agoraphobic Philosopher, Canada, Emergency Preparedness, Raw Recovery Specialist, Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged access and mobility, advertising, British Columbia, bus system, compass, crowd phobia, dignity, disability, mixed traffic use, multi-modal traffic, on the buses, private sponsorship, public pay, public property, public space, public transit, transit, transit zones, Translink, transportation, user pay | 1 Comment

The Exposure/Experience Hurdle – things I learned in retail

Posted on March 19, 2016 by dykewriter

“No.” It is the one word that sets adults off on ranting tangents more than any other. Probably because of the manner in which it is drilled into them as children; The Customer is rarely “right” but they are … Continue reading →

Posted in Raw Recovery Specialist, Rules of Writering, Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged adult rituals, bike insurance, customer is always right, customer is never right, customer service, cyclist insurance, downtown core, European, industry sector, life rites, life stages, no, PEdal Power, Private Sector, public drinking, public space, rental, retail, right vs righteous, sales person, saying no, smarter than thou, spoken vs printed word, suburban, the public, understanding no, Vancouver, working life, working retail | 1 Comment

Queering the Mainstream

Posted on October 26, 2015 by dykewriter

I stumbled on another blog that I ended up commenting on. And wanted to bring my part of the discussion here. The topic was balancing living a lesbian life in a mainstream world and not forgetting your queer roots or … Continue reading →

Posted in Zeitgeist Analytics | Tagged atheist, creating safe space, dyke, gay marriage, human life, inclusive, intolerance, lesbian, marriage equality, public space, public square, queer, queer community, queering, REAL Women, religion, religious, secular society, tolerance | 3 Comments

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