Blogs like this one [link]
Join my 18+ and SFW paraphile servers! [link]
NOTE: This account is strictly anti-contact, pro-kink, and unjudgemental of people who engage in their paraphilias in safe controlled consensual environments (ie; a pedo who does ageplay to cope with attraction, a zoo who consumes content of fictional sapient animals or feral content, people who read dark romances, a biastophile who does CNC, etc, etc, etc.)
NOTE 2: The reason why I tag "cw pedophilia", "cw zoophilia", and "cw necrophilia" is because some paraphiles themselves have obsessive-compulsive tendencies, and wish to avoid content related to their paraphilia, as to avoid having mental health episodes and spiraling. It is not because I believe the "big 3" should be censored or silenced, but rather to protect the wellbeing of certain disordered paraphiles.
Here are some posts I recommend looking over:
Blog-relevant terminology [link] (if you're confused about what's being discussed.)
Myths about paraphiles [link.]
Paraphilias can be nonsexual [link.]
OCD vs Paraphilia [link]
Why "paraphiles who don't act on it are fine" is still a paramisic statement [link.]
Incest, inbreeding, and the issues with incest [link]
Zoophiles vs Teratophiles vs Beastiality [link]
Pedophilia, hebephilia, ephebophilia, MAP, and child predator - what is the difference? [link.]
"MAP" is not a term for "child predators trying to infiltrate the LGBTQIA+ community." That is a myth [link.]
Most child rapists are not pedophiles, just as most men who rape men are not queer [link].
Harmful vs nonharmful acts for MAPs & Zoos [link]
Behaviors to avoid online [link]
The issues with corpse desecration [link.]
Tips for coping with paraphilic disorders [link]
Warning signs of an unhealthy relationship with sexual fantasies [link]
Warning signs of an unhealthy relationship with fiction [link]
"Proship vs antiship" - an argument that is not actually helping anyone [link.]
Is it unforgivable to fantasize about real beings/real situations? [link]
What makes a paraphilia queer vs nonqueer? [link.]
Red flags that someone is not safe to come out to as a stigmatized paraphile! 🚩🚩🚩[link]
[PT: Who owns this blog?]
Hello! I am Kris, the owner of this blog. I am intersex transmasc non-binary and use they/them pronouns. I am part of @dhddmods system, though I tend to function on my own.
I run five other blogs, known as @this-is-varsexism-transphobia (dedicated to oppression of genderqueers & sexqueers), @this-is-amato-heteronormativity (dedicated to oppression based on amatonormativity and heteronormativity), @this-is-anti-masculinity (dedicated to oppression of atypical masculinity), @androqueer-struggles (focused on the struggles and/or oppression of intersex mascs, peritrans mascs, butches, etc), and @this-is-deformimisia (dedicated to oppression of people with deformities and/or disfigurements.)
This blog is dedicated to spreading awareness of the oppressive/negative experiences faced by people who have paraphilic attraction (kinks/fetishes), especially paraphilic disorders. You can submit your own experiences, or things you have witnessed happening to other people (so long as you respect their privacy.)
This blog is safe for people of any religious and spiritual practices, so long as said practices aren't used to excuse bigoted behavior.
This blog is safe for people of all races and ethnic backgrounds.
This blog is safe for people of any weight or body type, and does not tolerate body shaming.
This blog is safe for people with physical/sensory disabilities and neurodivergence of any kind (including cluster b personality disorders, behavioral disorders, paraphilic disorders, addictive/dependent disorders, etc.)
This blog is safe for non-disordered systems/plurals, non-dissociative systems/plurals, and endogenic systems/plurals.
This blog is safe for alterhumans.
This blog is obviously safe for "contradictory" labels (ie; transfems AFAB, transmascs AMAB, lesboys, turigirls, etc.) Being against these identities is deeply exorsexist, intersexist, and pluralphobic at its core.
This blog is safe for sex workers.
