We all fit one stereotype or another, a lot of people fit multiple! These people are called mixed stereotypes.
Example: I would be considered a shy kid kind of geek who's also kind of a class clown but in a German exchange student way except I swear off alcohol with a hint of teacher's pet.
Example: I would be considered a shy kid kind of geek who's also kind of a class clown but in a German exchange student way except I swear off alcohol with a hint of teacher's pet.
1: yo I've met people who fit like with like stereotypes and stuff but you don't fit just one like you fit with like multiple
2: okay first of all stop saying "like", and second of all that's because I'm a mixed stereotype
1: wow
2: okay first of all stop saying "like", and second of all that's because I'm a mixed stereotype
1: wow
by A random axolotl named Pieces November 13, 2021
Any stereotype of any particular group of people that is perceived asmore positive than negative (for example, the stereotype that all Canadians are nice is a positive one).
Of course though, it should be noted that not all groups of people fit positive stereotypes most of the time and that they are bound to fit the more negative ones, so it would be best to not stereotype any group at all (no matter how good or bad the stereotype may be).
Of course though, it should be noted that not all groups of people fit positive stereotypes most of the time and that they are bound to fit the more negative ones, so it would be best to not stereotype any group at all (no matter how good or bad the stereotype may be).
One positive stereotype about British people is that they're all sophisticated, but in reality not all Brits are highly cultured so I'm just gonna not stereotype no matter what.
by CelticEagle February 19, 2019