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abebooks, book depository, and goodreads are all owned my amazon.
And if you're looking for physical media, ebay and WowHD.
stop making fun of bad people for being fat or having small dicks or being socially awkward or whatever else you seem to think is a fair target. none of that shit has anything to do with why theyre bad. i don’t care if a nazi has a stutter or a terf has thinning hair or whatever. at best youre missing the point, at worst your comments are gonna hurt vulnerable people more than they will ever affect the shitty person you’re mocking. why are you so attached to these bullshit standards anyway?
OP is addressed to the people doing it, but im reblogging for the bystanders: reminder that these people aren’t on your side just because they say bad things about bad people, and disagreeing with them doesn’t mean you’re siding with bad people
There is a second part to bodyshaming that I feel also needs drawing attention to, so I made a slight addition to the picture:
the problem with body shaming isn’t just calling certain traits ugly. The problem is that you associate, or reinforce associations, of morality to these traits.
Making fun of a rich person for being fat isn’t just wrong because you shouldn’t be calling fat people ugly. It’s wrong because it’s reinforcing stereotypes about fat people being gluttonous, associating fatness with being exploitative and cruel.
This is coincidentally also why any body positivity movement focusing on broadening the category of “beautiful/normal” fails because being considered beautiful isn’t the fucking point, it’s that you should be treated with dignity regardless of your physical appearance, disability, etc. That these traits are morally neutral.
There’s a long tradition of associating “ugliness” with evil and we’re not gonna reach any kind of liberation as long as we participate in that.
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How to Ditch Amazon
Support your local libraries and the small businesses that are actually making the products you want. Fuck Jeff Bezos and the systemic, universal worker abuse, gaslighting, and brutality they live off of.
this seems like a good thing to bring around as people holiday shop
a fun way to use your $$$ power is cancelling prime and deleting your amazon account before christmas
Black Friday is such a joke nowadays. “Don’t miss out on 30% off” don’t piss me the fuck off. People used to hit each other over the head for a microwave that’s how low the prices were. People literally died. We used to be a country
the two genders are yes or no
and im STILL nonbinary!
so call me maybe
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Helpful and Preventative Stretches for Writers, Artists, and Gamers 💪🎨✍🎮
If you type, write, draw, game, or generally use your hands a lot (especially if you’re prone to RSI or Carpal Tunnel!) try these stretches as both a preventative measure, and on the spot relief. Take care of yourself and your body, friends!
Start with hands up, fingers stretched out. Stretch your thumb as far as you can over your palm. Hold and repeat 4 times.
Touch each finger to your thumb. Hold each for 30 seconds. Repeat on each hand 4 times.
Start with a fist. Open half way, hold for 2 seconds. Stretch fingers out, hold for 2 seconds. Repeat 4 times.
Start with one arm out, palm up. Pull your fingers back with your other hand. Hold for 10 seconds. Do the same with your other hand. Repeat 4 times
Start with arms up, palms out. Bend wrists down until you feel the stretch, but keep your fingers loose. Hold 10 seconds. Bend wrist upwards, until you feel it in your wrist and arm. Hold 10 seconds. Repeat 4 times.
Also for spinners and knitters and crochet..ers?
I’m… not a ŗ̵̫̈̃ ė̸͕̗̦̈́̚ a̷̙̙͊͆ ļ̷̟͑̈ g̶̠̻̺̳͉͚̠̿̓͗̔ ̵̡̡͖̯̫̝̭̱̪̮̪̟̈́̅ĩ̷̧̭̰̣̠͚̠̗̮̩͚̯͐̊͋̈́̅͗͒̎̍̀͆̔̊̈́̀̀͠͝͠ ̶̡̗̤̳̼̱̬͈͈̠̪͈̬̘͔͍͓͇̮̲̻̜̇r̵̨̨̮̩͍͍̬̲͓̙̼̳͇̤͍̟̻̫͍̖̋̌̽͌̎̐̂̊́̋̌̽͒̉̀̅͆̋̆̚̚͝͝ ̶̢̩̥̜̪̱̩̣͙̰͕̠̼̻̠̘̹͖̉̂̓̆̕ͅl̵̨̢̮̟͉͈̹̩̝̖͕̦̲̇̊̂̓̑̅͌̅͑̍̈́̃̋̂̏̕͘͝͝.̴̢̪̝̼͔̮̼͛̃̈́̀͂̉̌͘ ̵̛͙̮̈͆͐̉̽̇̓̋̌͒̽̐̕̚͝ͅͅ.̵̛̣̲͓̤̠͎̺̻̲̫̼̯͈̀́̌̿̅̅̑̍͒͂̎́̕͝ ̷̢͖̜̠̜̱͎̻͚̜̯͖̤͚͕̙̘̈̆̂͊̀̏̓͠.̷̨̡̨͎̣͖͕̻͙̤͈͉̲͓̮̉̿͠
You hate yourself so loudly. You hate yourself at the top of your lungs. Your loathing for yourself permeates your speech. “Sorry I’m just rambling.” “Don’t worry about it.” “Just ignore me.” “Sorry if I’m annoying you.” “Sorry I don’t make sense.” “Sorry about that.” Sorry, sorry, sorry. You act as if you have to beat everyone else to the punch. As if the punching bag is you. If you hate yourself first, if you hate yourself loudest, then nobody will hurt you. You clapped your hands over your ears and shut your eyes and balled yourself up so that you’d never have to experience people’s loathing for you. And it meant you never heard their love. You drowned it out. You screamed your hatred over it. And you never got to hear it.
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Reminder.
i really like the advice “write marginalized characters but don’t write about marginalization unless you experience it”
absolutely i think cis people should expand their horizons and write trans characters, but they shouldn’t write stories about being trans. likewise i think allistic / NT authors should write about autistic characters! but not stories about being autistic.
represent us. absolutely. but don’t tell our stories. let us do that.