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art blog

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Trying out my new pencils

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kyle doodles from a few months back, i'll draw him smiling one day probably

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Sinjin vlog

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actually fuck it i'm really fucking sick to death of seeing posts that are supposedly anti callout culture and then they just start fucking pulling out republican talking points. we have lost the goddamn plot. if you genuinely think people should mind their own business when it comes to abuse, or that most accusers are lying, or that if you weren't personally abused it doesn't concern you, you are a fucking conservative. you are a fucking conservative who is more scared that someone you like might get called out for grooming than you are about someone actually getting fucking groomed.

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On a slight tangent, I do think callout posts are unhelpful and just petty internet drama being exaggerated the majority of the time. But I also think that the concept of a callout can be a useful tool to avoid genuinely dangerous or predatory people. And I do think it's actually quite easy to tell which is which, though you do have to take anything without concrete proof with a grain of salt. Though if the callout starts with some bullshit like "They like Hazbin Hotel and ship Wincest" it's quite literally a huge waste of time for everyone involved. At worst they're perpetuating some wider issue but they are not dangerous. You don't have to warn people about them. It's fine.

BUT (and this is personal, but whatever) I do think that sometimes callouts are helpful. When I was a kid I was actively talking to a grown ass man on here who would pressure me into doing "uncomfortable" things so he could get off to it. I knew it was wrong somehow, it felt off, but I was made to feel like it was just me making it weird. And the only reason I finally blocked this person is because I saw a callout by another kid my age saying "Hey, just a heads up, [grown ass man] is going around talking to little girls and making them [do stuff]" and in the replies I saw others my age saying "Yeah, he's doing that to me too" and that was a huge wake-up call.

Like, yeah, I do think "callout culture" is fundamentally fucked up in the way that people tend to use it as a tool for harassment, I don't want to undermine that especially, with how much of it is used to further persecute marginalized individuals. But it was also a callout post that saved me from a situation where I was being groomed, so I don't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater and say "warning people about actual predators is bad, because a lot of people abuse that tool"

I think there is nuance and I think there are situations where warning people about someone with a pattern of predatory and abusive behavior is, in fact, very useful and can save people. It saved me. It saved the other little kids in those replies. I never talked to any of them again but I hope they're all doing well, I hope they've moved on.

I guess this has just turned into me musing now. My point is every time I see a post that says that callouts are inherently bad, I half agree. Because I do think the way people tend to make them is in bad faith, and I know that this is specifically what OP is referring to. But also... Sometimes it is necessary. Sometimes it saves someone. I don't know.

I think bullshit callouts are more harmful than whatever "bad thing" the person in the callout did. They're not only tools for harassment but actively muddying the waters of what could be something that actually helps people. It would be great if we could all abide by an honor code, but obviously that won't happen. There has to be a better way, but for now I think all we can do is look at things on a case-by-case basis and use our critical thinking to decide if something is bullshit. And a lot of it is.

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POV: You belittled his people

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painting with my brain turned off

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Valentine’s Day art, everyone loves cartman

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there is violence against ethnic groups happening all across the world, and while it is so important to focus on the palestinian genocide because awareness and liberation for one group opens avenues for other groups, it is also inexcusable, in an era of endless information accessible at our fingertips, in machines that we hold 8+ hours a day to be silent or uneducated on oppression simply because it is not covered in mainstream media, bottom line. that said, every day is an opportunity to learn and to do better, so i have compiled this information for those wishing to widen their lens outside of what is being widely covered, and for those wishing to help. sudan:

what is happening in sudan?

the hunger crisis in al fashir

the uae’s complicity in darfuri genocide

how can i stay updated on the situation in sudan? sudan war monitor, radio dabanga, ayin weekly news bulletin, msf sudan, darfur human rights monitor

how to help individual sudanis

donate towards a community kitchen in al fashir

help sudani women receive menstrual products

darfur women group: action steps

underfunded sudani fundraisers

donate to help disabled sudanis in the nuba region

yemen:

what is happening in yemen?

the malaria crisis in yemen | the cholera outbreak in yemen

the flooding crisis in yemen

how can i stay updated on the situation in yemen? yemen online, live event coverage, yemen news agency

how to help individual yemenis

donate towards food, healthcare and education in yemen

dr congo:

what is happening in dr congo?

the congolese rape crisis

coltan mining in the drc / ethically sourcing electronics

the 2025 ebola outbreak in dr congo

how can i stay updated on the situation in drc? all africa, al jazeera, team congo

donate towards humanitarian aid in the drc

donate to support women in the drc

donate to build a school in doma, drc

tigray:

what is happening in tigray?

the displacement crisis in tigray

the ongoing tigray famine

how can i stay updated on the situation in tigray? omna tigray, tghat media, weghata facts

donate towards displaced people in tigray

haiti:

what is happening in haiti?

the displacement crisis in haiti

how can i stay updated on the situation in haiti? the haiti times, haiti libre, le facteur haiti, ayibopost

donate towards individual haitians

donate towards education for haitian children

gaza:

what is happening in gaza?

1948 nakba-now

the famine crisis in gaza

how can i stay updated on the situation in gaza? eye on palestine, quds news network, al jazeera

donate to help individual gazans

donate towards soup kitchens in gaza city

donate towards menstrual kits for gazan women

general resources:

decolonizemyself

so informed

guttmacher institute

middle east matters

code pink

bds movement

this is a non exhaustive resource. violence, oppression and genocide towards minority groups is widespread and ongoing, and not limited to these groups or resources. remaining uneducated is a choice, and an inexcusable one to make. the same systems used to oppress and kill ethnic groups across the world can be used on you, too.

if i have misspoken or added something that should not be here or is problematic, please let me know in the notes. please also feel free to make your own additions to this post.

nobody is free until we all are.

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imaginary people

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johanchan...

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bored so i drew my fav from 8th grade