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Sometimes I notice myself anticipating things out of people based on associations around them - not even consciously, it just emerges out of commonalities of interaction. For example, girls with blunt bangs and short haircuts tend to be artistic and queer.

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Maybe it's the thin line between a stereotype/cliche and prejudice

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I generally don't view any assumptions as inherently negative, but I *do* dislike assumptions that don't quickly update in the face of new evidence.

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The problem with these individual (?) knee jerk reactions is that the counter-evidence is so diverse and scattered it's hard to find some that will prompt a precise, immediate update.

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