seems to be more of a problem now than it was a few years ago, but I bring a real "I don't want to be cis, I don't want to be neurotypical, I don't want to be straight, and half the time I don't even want to be physically undisabled" energy that a lot of people get REALLY upset with.
Now more than ever I'm seeing outcasts and minorities wish they fit into the hierarchical "in-group" rather than be disgusted that there even is an in-group or an out-group.
I've even had my identity questioned because it's so unthinkable to these people that I don't believe myself to be broken, I think society is wrong.
And you know what? If I grew up being a part of the in-group, I'd also probably believe bullshit like all women being safe/all men being dangerous, or that immigrants are a problem, or that disabled people aren't worth protecting because they don't contribute to the capitalist system as much.
and I can't think of anything worse than believing that, I do not want to be a monster, I am so lucky that being marginalized has given me the perspective to see through all the hitler-esqe propaganda being shoveled down our throats constantly.
because I'm seeing even "good" people fall for this bullshit purely because they haven't been in the trenches with the the underclass, they don't know what homelessness is like, or addiction, or seeing your family lose nearly everything because of attacks against the disabled, or seeing friends terrified of being deported, or losing trans friends to suicide, they don't see this stuff.
so fuck you, I'm never going to want to be a part of your cruel, abusive, inhumane system.
I'm always going to be a problem, proudly, but I'm not broken.
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