Yes, so hanged is the correct form

No it isn’t

“The past tense of hang in almost all situations is hung. You hung a picture on the wall yesterday, or you hung out at the mall last week. Only use hanged when referring to someone who has been killed by hanging.”

• Merriam Webster

Agree with depends on the skin — I can shave atg on my face but not my neck, as neck gives ingrown hairs if I do. Trial and error is the only way really!

Tbh I don’t think it’s that deep/I’m not that bothered by this post, which is why I replied in a joking tone rather than going Balls out Call out, but I do think these jokes can be negative influences.

Humour plays a major role in our socialisation, and replicating women as submissive and men as assertive in our jokes just serves to reinforce those internal narratives.

I have self esteem issues, and I recognise that self-deprecatory humour — even when I do it ironically and in a self aware way — is still harmful to me because it reinforces the way I view myself, and I’m trying to shift that pattern to self aggrandising because it does the opposite.

I’d draw a parallel in that using these stereotypes — even ironically — places these narratives as the null hypothesis.

Again I don’t think it’s that deep/this isn’t a personal attack, but that’s why these jokes rub me up the wrong way.

Untrue! Women are smol shy uwu bean who knows best but is too uwu to say so

Men are brash shouty horse people who know nothing but spray it with confidence

men can’t have social anxiety. well known fact.

Worth mentioning the first ‘witch’ story is Equal Rites, if people want to start the series at the beginning (not that you need to!)

Channel 4 once did a documentary dissecting large animals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside_Nature's_Giants

Including a whale, an elephant, etc