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What do you wish you had learned about earlier?
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No worries mate there are still many guys who are far older across generations who never learned to see women as people
So you have them beat by miles
Fully agree with history. Also you should definitely dip into humanities, social studies, and science today. Any subject can be awesome when you really go into it wanting to have fun learning it
I actually pivture fictional worlds the same way you do. I want to make as much of it as I can real too IRL and create my own fictional worlds as well
Way ahead of you, taking an anthropology course rn lol