Elizabeth's Spot

36 | She/Her | apsergers | RPGs | Lesbian | Ball Jointed Doll enthusiast| absolutely fucking tired | Minors, sissy accounts, and perverts will be blocked on sight | posts might be NSFW!

[alzardincrimson]

Lizzy music starter pack v2

[banshipuppy]

fruity 🍒⭐️💖✨

[plasticbeau]

Source

[heidi-drawings]

[alzardincrimson]

My biggest goal for the remainder of the year and going forward is starting to mask my hobbies in person and online as to not become a target for harassment by a non-ally or a chaser.

[scubaby]

is it ok to post bush here. no i will not read the community guidelines

this is all for High as Fuck Peach. i love her

now i'm onto a comic where daisy teaches you how to rolla blunt

[makeitrightthistimebaby]

[alzardincrimson]

THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE!!!!!

[hyumjim]

You actually just have to accept that it is possible for people in your social group to be abusers even if you are not literally Jeffrey Epstein and in fact even if you have no money and all of the odds stacked against you.

It is true that money and power enables abuse on a grand scale, but the converse is not true— having no money and no power does not make abuse less likely. I think many of us know this from experience. There is no special moral quality to being poor or being oppressed. Oppressed people abuse each other all the fucking time, in families and relationships and friendships. People of color abuse each other. Women abuse each other. Gay people and trans people abuse each other.

Cesar Chavez raped the women and girls of the labor rights movement throughout his career, using worker solidarity as a bludgeoning tool to ensure their silence.

If you say “people in my group don’t do this, it’s the powerful men that do it” then you harm yourself in several ways.

1. You signal to your social circle that you do not hold them to any standard of behavior. You have preemptively pledged loyalty, which means that if they behave objectionably, any objection on your part will mean a betrayal of your community.

2. You mark yourself as socially permissive. People in your social group know that you are, at baseline, unwilling to accept or act on allegations against them. To be frank, this makes you very easy to take advantage of, whether in service of abusing someone else or abusing you directly.

And you harm other people by telling a lie. What about all of the people who have been abused by a person within this oppressed group? They have it reiterated that their abuse cannot be spoken about, for the sake of solidarity.

Everybody on this earth has the potential to do immeasurable harm to another person just as they have the potential to do good. You can— and in fact I would say you must— advocate and fight for the rights of your people without making yourself into a useful tool for bad actors within your community.

[hyumjim]

A new round of posting wherein we loudly proclaim “I will never believe any accusation anyone makes about anyone who is a member of my targeted identity category” is happening at this moment so you see, it bears repeating

[madtomedgar]

The idea that rural communities wouldn't benefit from public transit of some form is so fucking stupid. There was a guy in my hometown who would hitch hike 15 miles to the grocery store because he was blind that everyone knew and knew to offer rides to if they saw him. You know what else would have fixed this, been more efficient, and helped other disabled people, seniors, and people whose cars got repoed?

A fucking bus.

[alzardincrimson]

My biggest goal for the remainder of the year and going forward is starting to mask my hobbies in person and online as to not become a target for harassment by a non-ally or a chaser.

[storm-of-feathers]

yeah yeah rainbow capitalism is bad and whatever but like. when I was a child, being pro gay was not the popular or lucrative choice. I'm happy that times have changed.

[storm-of-feathers]

I miss rainbow capitalism. I do. I miss when it felt like public opinion was still pro gay. I understand it was always an empty gesture, but it mattered in a sense of knowing how socially acceptable being queer is. If that makes sense.

[stitchposts]

This is one of the more ambitious pieces I've done for a bit, and I did it on an absurd deadline, but my trans dragon back patch is done! The project ended up taking 130 hours of working time to finish, using two strands of cotton floss for both fills and outlines. The base pattern was from my own collection and was originally from 1936.

[jumex]

[brucefromfamilyguy]

[drpepperwhoree]

remember that pride is still a protest

[tockthewatchdog]

i really think this tweet is onto something

[iamnmbr3]

#exact same opinion but in my experience plenty of the children are over the age of 24 as well

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

[katie5000]

#exact same opinion but in my experience plenty of the children are over the age of 24 as well

It's people under 30, generally speaking. But yeah, that's why social media is Like That - I've been grumbling about that to my husband and the four walls of our apartment for a few years now.

I wouldn't even consider that opinion to be that pretentious, tbh.

[lapin-milo]

The world of ultimate gaming

[places-in-games]

Chrono Trigger - Truce Canyon