[charl0ttan]

the wretched sex spider has a proposition for you again

[stealthrockdamage-deactivated20]

"is it possible for a [thing] girl and a [different thing] boy to be in a relationship? 🥺" i'll stop you right there. get a notebook cause i'll only tell you once. men and women are not allowed to date each other

[elainiisms]

i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

[heavensickness]

[elainiisms]

i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

[heavensickness]

[elainiisms]

i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

[heavensickness]

[elainiisms]

i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

[heavensickness]

[elainiisms]

i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

[heavensickness]

[angell-of-filth]

[blignick]

[canadiangold]

[saywhat-politics]

BREAKING: 21-year-old protester, Kaden Rummler, was shot point-blank in the face by ICE. he just spoke about how he’s blind for life and almost died:

“I will be blind for life. I have fractures in my skull that they can't fix. They pulled a piece of plastic the size of a nickel out of my eye. I had shards of metal, glass, and plastic behind my eye and in my skull. They said it was a miracle I survived.”

What the hell is wrong with these people?

GoFundMe for Kaden Rummler, the young trans man blinded by ICE agents this week.

Fundraiser for K R by Sarah Gallimore : Help ICE Protestor After being shot by Feds

[luce-er]

my breakfast sandwich just blasted thick ropes onto my keyboard fuck my life. She might as well be smoking a cigarette right now look at this

[lezbianz]

we need militant anti-boyfriend action in 2026

[trans-axolotl]

also i truly hate the strange ableist reactions people have to disabled people who use drugs.

i feel like I often see such a vehemently negative reaction to disabled drug users that is based on the idea that everything that disabled people do in their lives has to be focused on treating/curing/eradicating our disabilities. and that if we do shit that isn't "healthy" it's somehow morally worse then if an ablebodied person was doing those same things. and i've met so many people who seem to be incredibly surprised by the idea that disabled people might use drugs for many of the same reasons abled people use drugs (bc it feels good, bc we're at a party and it's fun, bc it meets a need, bc it helps with pain, etc etc etc etc) and i think there's a lot tied up there with the concept of "dignity of risk" and the importance of fighting for disabled people to be able to take risks and make risky decisions in our own lives. and how uncomfortable abled people are with disabled people who are living imperfect, risky, complicated lives.

i also notice this strange dynamic where people who want to seem chill with drug use but who actually still have a lot of unlearned propaganda often justify their reactions with the narrative that all drug use is "self-medication." which i think really reflects a lot again about the prevalence of the ideology of cure--that drug use is considered less morally bad when people can justify it as being a "treatment" for (often vaguely defined) medicalized concepts of disability.

and i truly do not give a fuck about how disabled drug users talk about their own drug use, but I do give a fuck about people creating a hierarchy of drug users where some people are considered more worthy of respect than others. and i always feel deeply wary about increased medicalization as a proposed solution for anything, even when suggested as a temporarily pragmatic strategy.

anyway. unlearn your shit and give a fuck about disabled drug users now please

[theehorsepusssy]

[trve-grimdark]

[gamerkrillslair]

going after puppys tonight

[depsidase]

[razmaster7]

i am so unendingly frusturated with the smug callousness of the anti-AI movement. why does the unknowability of your own consciousness make it more valuable than a thoroughly-knowable computer program? were you so certain about consciousness and essence and soul before the proliferation of AI? can you have a conversation about these things without defining them in opposition to AI? can you really be certain that this guy doesnt understand their own belief system, that they're making "mindless noises," that they havent taken a thorough look at their own experience? im sorry, when will someone's own self-reflection be thorough enough for you? when it guides them to your values? the ones you formed three years ago? this line of thinking, this notion that people who use LLMs don't think, or don't care deeply about thinking, or don't think in as profound or meaningful a way as us non-LLM-users do, do you not see how quickly this argument can devolve into fascism? i do not like what LLMs have done to our society. but i am not so cruel as to focus my anger towards their users, and i am not so stupid as to think that my conception of consciousness or personhood or humanity does anything to combat the material effects of AI-powered job loss and misinformation. capital always draws us away from critical thinking and we cannot lay the blame at the feet of people who experience that differently than us. nobody is a human under this system. start asking different questions.

[centipedegirljaws]

AI is actually a good thing for society because it frees us from menial, soul crushing jobs like advertising, IT, academia, etc. so we can focus on more fulfilling activities like cleaning, childcare, gardening, or working in an auto parts factory