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@chronomanciii
hi faith im deeply homophobic is that okay?
Oh it's clearly internalized so it's fine. I'm sure it's from a generational trauma anyways.
Just try not to spread it further down the line, don't pass it onto your kids or to other people
I'm sorry why are you trying to control what people fear? Some people can't even help it :/
No no you misunderstood, its the intentional spreading of fear that i want to control, not the fear itself.
"Just because I'm right, doesn't mean I'm being helpful" is a vastly underrated thought process that I strongly encourage others to get comfortable with
hi faith im deeply homophobic is that okay?
Oh it's clearly internalized so it's fine. I'm sure it's from a generational trauma anyways.
Just try not to spread it further down the line, don't pass it onto your kids or to other people
A big issue with online queer discourse is you never know what queer level your opponent is. You could be arguing about he/him lesbians with someone who thinks men can’t be bisexual
I actually upgraded my level on this today
It all started this morning, with a video on a study of counting atheism percentage of the USA
Being atheist is highly stigmatized in the US, so many people who don't fully believe in God/gods/higher powers/etc don't end up identifying as socially atheist
This leads the study to find that there are two main categories, or denominations if you will, of atheism: those that socially identify and consider themselves as atheist, and those that just don't really follow a religion
This is the setup for the basis of a later idea (one i hadn't yet formed), that identities come from personal choice, not from fitting a set of definitions and check-boxes. Ie, you aren't a lesbian because you're a girl who likes girls, you're a lesbian because you've accepted that as your social class/group
A previous tumbler post made me realize that while i am absolutely bisexual and a bit gender-queer (not trans, nor have i really found a name for it, i just think femininity is peak), I do not socially identify as queer (yet, probably); also: the fact that i was born a male and still am male, yet identify as gender-queer, and reject the personal identity of trans or other named gender identities <for myself, not as a concept obviously>》 Ergo: the previous statement.
This takes he/him lesbians from "ya what? Thats not how those work really, you don't exactly fit the definition of those words, don't check all the necessary checkboxes, so they don't describe you. <but i won'tsay anything cuz it's really not my problem, go ahead and do whatever you want, why should i care> (Treating identity labels scientifically, as something other people use to describe you, like how we say paper is white because it's closest named color is white)
Adhd came through hard in the structuring of this one lol
the way people used to use tone tags in 2020 makes me laugh in retrospect because in what world would you need to tag “good morning” as nonsexual. hi friend! /gen /pos /srs /nsx /hello /smiling /happy
something sinister is going down in the nearest beautiful mountain stream
not to be That Person but male-bodied people experience morning wood on the regular so why would this be surprising.
Saying ‘good morning’ to a person is already a bit in the queerplatonic zone (if you said ‘good morning’ to every single person you were ‘merely friends’ with, you’d have like a dozen different threads going on- it denotes a special place in your sphere) and since a lot of people conflate emotional closeness with romance and ergo sex, this makes perfect sense as a clarification
esp if the two people in question were queer, esp bi or pan
@bad-faith-misinterpreter i thought this was you responding and it was baffling when i realized it wasn't
If they ever figure out how to remove microplastics from the human body, there's going to be a bunch of old guys who want to keep theirs and see if they can re-melt the plastic and put it in their 3D printers. It's going to be a running joke how everyone has a grandpa or old uncle who was born in the 90s and printed some dumb shit from their lifetime accumulation of plastic.
guy named all trades: 🤤
guy named dead horse: OW OW OW OW OW
The prophetic symbolism of your dreams is the ontological polar opposite of asking an AI program. The answers you get are not for the questions you meant to ask, the ways in which they are worded are absurd and incomprehensible, and they may seem like utter garbled nonsense, but they are never wrong.
what if I ask AI what my dreams mean, what then
Before you do that, I recommend asking your dreams what AI means.
I'm not sick. I don't want to be sick. I have no intention to be sick. I am, however, in bed on my phone with zero desire to get up, and have been here for like two hours, and have no will nor want to ever get up again.
I'm not sick. I don't want to be sick. I have no intention to be sick. I am, however, in bed on my phone with zero desire to get up, and have been here for like two hours, and have no will nor want to ever get up again.
your honest take on masculinity is unironically the most bad faith take on this whole blog. way to victim blame women for suffering under patriarchy lol
You think men don’t suffer under it either??? Theyre rewarded for masculinity but not every man is masculine :/ boys with long hair get bullied n beat. guys who wear pink are degraded and called lesser. sure its bc being seen as feminine is wrong and unnatural but dont think for a second every man upholds the system they live under and dont think women cant either
I think the blog called bad-faith-misinterpreter might be misinterpreting arguments in bad faith, but that's just a theory
A FAITH THEORY
Baited >:3
Masterly
your honest take on masculinity is unironically the most bad faith take on this whole blog. way to victim blame women for suffering under patriarchy lol
You think men don’t suffer under it either??? Theyre rewarded for masculinity but not every man is masculine :/ boys with long hair get bullied n beat. guys who wear pink are degraded and called lesser. sure its bc being seen as feminine is wrong and unnatural but dont think for a second every man upholds the system they live under and dont think women cant either
I think the blog called bad-faith-misinterpreter might be misinterpreting arguments in bad faith, but that's just a theory
A FAITH THEORY
people should be allowed to choose whether to get pregnant
im sorry do i fucking STRIKE you as some puritanical? dont tell me this obvious bullshit im not a problematic fuck
Ok but what if its someone who shouldn't get pregnant, Im not sure that someone who has a medical condition that will kill them if they get pregnant should be allowed to get pregnant, do you want those people to die??
(Am i doing the bad faith thing right boss?
"? No" is such a foundational linguistic construction to my psyche. a hieroglyph. it should be a standard emoji
? No
The whole "merry christmas vs happy holidays" discourse feels so weird to me because it frames all mid-winter holidays as the same. Not in a "christian holidays are supposed to be superior" kind of way, but in implying that whatever other religious or cultural holidays happen at the same time are, or should be, as big of a deal to those who celebrate them as christmas is to christians.
Having never lived in a country that wasn't christian majority, I can't say I have any idea how it actually feels to live in a place where your cultural religious background is a fraction minority, but I assume it'd somewhat feel the same like living somewhere where everyone celebrates Diwali and it's A Big Fucking Deal, and them feeling like you're not being included when you mention that you don't really do anything for the major holiday, and quickly googling what christians are up to for the same time, and going "oh and also happy dead saints day for the christians" as a trying-to-be-considerate afterthought.
And it would feel far too petty and ungrateful to mention that I was raised protestant and we don't really do saints, so this has never been a major holiday to me ever, but it would feel kind of patronising despite of that. But the fuck do I know, as I said I've never been there.
I always took 'happy holidays' just to mean 'happy time off work' because even though not everyone celebrates christmas or another religious/cultural day, most people here at least celebrate new years, but most definitely almost all people do get time off work or school.
So more holiday in the meaning of vacation, rather than religious day.
There needs to be a better way of saying "enjoy having a breather while the christians are distracted."
unfortunately the christians are never distracted
There needs to be a better way of saying "enjoy having a breather while the christians are too busy with bothering each other to focus on bothering you."
