man why can't people just be fucking normal????? "all people with paraphilias (except for objectum uwu (ignore how i think that only non sexual techtum is valid lol)) are evil subhuman scum" (and a lot of the time they hate objectums too) on one extreme and "minors can consent to sex because they're not little brainless creatures #youthlib" on the other. "systems don't exist, they're just delusional and monsters" on one extreme and "im transDID and transRAMCOAsurvivor!" on the other. "people should be harassed over what they ship and i actively send darkshippers death and rape threats" on one extreme and "fiction actually doesn't affect reality at all!!!!!!!!!!! what's propaganda lol" on the other.
i feel like the vast majority of the internet is extremely fucking hateful, yet they might be a bit more "discreet" about it (though they're often not), for example paramisia being one of the most widely accepted and rewarded forms of ableism in the world, and how a depressing amount of people genuinely believe we and every other non-DID plural don't exist, plus the violent intersexism, exorsexism, and transandrophobia around almost every corner. and that's not even mentioning how racism (more specifically anti-Blackness) has been integrated into almost every part of almost every culture, including in fandom, and how disgustingly people treat cosplayers of color, artists of color, and people of color in general within said fandoms.
so i can see how people can be attracted to the radqueer label and community, after all, it's a community that prides itself on being accepting of everyone! [pt: everyone! /pt] i can definitely see how someone who is a paraphile/endogenic/created system might look for refuge in a community that accepts all, considering how rare it is for people to support those things, which is even more true for paraphiles whose paraphilia is one of the "big three". however, there's a dangerous lack of nuance and criticism within the radqueer community, from what i've seen. i feel like many people within the rqc see criticism from the Antis™ as blatant racism/transphobia/ableism. no, someone is not transphobic for telling you not to appropriate a culture. and i also think that it's Interesting (sarcasm) how transJapanese is one of the most common rcta identities, considering Japanese culture and people are extremely fetishized and infantilized, and how transJapanese beings tend to have very pale and conventionally attractive faceclaims. i also understand that there are disorders that can cause people to genuinely believe that they should be amputees/blind and/or deaf/dead altogether, and beings with these disorders should not be forced to live a life of shame. however, i'd bet that the vast majority of transabled beings do not have these disorders. i'm unsure why beings identify with transabled transids, and i haven't done much research (it's like 4am as im writing this and i kinda made this post on a whim, sorry if it's sloppy). to summarize my point, those in the radqueer community are quick to accuse others of bigotry, but are unable to see any bigotry within themselves and deflect anyone outside of their community pointing out their hypocrisy because of how "accepting" they are.
in my opinion, the best way to describe radqueers are "enablers". even if they don't actively harm anyone themselves, they defend those that do under the guise of "youthlib" (see: saying that consentual contact is okay between a bodily adult and a bodily minor because a child deserves autonomy and don't need to be sheltered from everything. while it is true that children are an oppressed class who are often stripped of choices and seen as property, the way to help combat that is to give them the choice to get away from an abuser and to be able to have the final say for medical treatment and to actually be seen AS PEOPLE [pt: as people /pt], regardless of their age).
TO BE CLEAR: i am pro all origins and endogenic myself, pro para and anti contact, anti harassment, neu *harmless* transids (things like transeyecolor, transmagicalgirl, transsoftspoken, whatever. i don't care, sparkle on or whatever), and pro contradictory labels (he/him lesbians, she/her men or he/him women, pangender agenders, etc.).
anyway getting to what i was going to put right after the first paragraph but kinda got distracted #oops ummm
honestly, it seems like a lot of the internet is either completely anti our and many others' existence, or pro our existence but also pro others being harmed. sadly, it can be difficult to find people who are within a middle ground.
omg its 4:32 i need to go to BEDDDDDDDD ummm if i said anything blatantly wrong lmk okiii byeeeeee