✨ I'm Alisha (she/they, 26), I'm a bi disaster and welcome to my space on the web! ✨🐌
I'm a friendly potato if you're friendly too, so make yourself comfy. Ship and let ship, kink tomato... We have critical thinking skills and don't do moral panics here. I personally don't ship "taboo" dynamics, but it's fine if you do.
No specific theme. I post funny things, art I like, cute animals, and stuff about censorship.
I appreciate everyone who follows me even if I don't follow back.
I block assholes who hurt or target other people. This includes making threats and death wishes, guilt-tripping people, harassing people, and insulting people you don't like by calling them the r-slur, inbred, or other things. Disabilities and mental illness aren't synonymous with being a bad person. I don't care who the person is. Telling people to die with no chance to better themselves is also Bad. We do reparative, restorative justice in this house!
I don't wanna see people being shitty to others based on their innate race, gender, orientation etc. This includes cishet and white people. Your labels don't give you a free pass to be a jerk.
Some of my popular posts: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
You can like or reblog my posts, no pressure! I won't guilt trip you into doing one or the other, I get that posts don't always match the themes of blogs, and that posting isn't activism.
I have good media literacy and I'm against censorship. Censorship is not something "only chronically online people care about". Censorship movements have happened for decades eg DND, pokemon, book bans. Just because fandom has labels for where you stand on censorship, it doesn't mean people don't understand why it's bad. They do. Censorship affects everyone, even if you don't talk about it online (which is ok).
I don't have a DNI. They're a naive control fantasy that assumes everyone is who they say they are and will respect your wishes. Vague DNIs like "basic criteria" are even worse, because nobody's definition is the same. I chose not to make my blog password protected, and I can live with what that means.
One last thing:
Obviously I can't control what people do, but I instantly block anyone who claims they have DID. My former friend did the whole thing, I've been there, done that. There's maybe a handful of people who actually have the disorder, and I won't enable anyone else. It's obvious when you're faking, or convincing yourself you have DID, when the symptoms don't line up with the most basic ways the disorder works. Get off tiktok and twitter, you were given bad info by someone equally mistaken. You gotta figure out the real source of your concerns, and it's basically guaranteed to not be DID, even if you have trauma. I'm sorry your needs aren't being met, but you can't fix it like this, you convinced yourself you have something you don't, this is literally what's happening with you. And it's delaying the diagnosis you actually need. Professionals aren't always right, believe me I know lmao, but please. Learn how to think critically, instead of relying on tiktoks and parasocial groups that just confirm your biases over and over again. Get out of those echo chambers, it's seriously unhealthy. Do it for yourself!
Anyways, that's all the tough love for today.
Peace!









