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It’s that time of year, again!
Perhaps all of them
face pretty but soul prettier.
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Good article with a bad headline
Good article with a headline intentionally misrepresenting the point maliciously.
she’s right and i haven’t read the article BUT what she’s describing here is the difference between PTSD and C-PTSD. the latter is the condition that arises when the trauma is ongoing or lasted for a long time or has other complications. it stands for complex post traumatic stress disorder but i really think it should be entirely separated from the PTSD umbrella because the symptoms and more importantly the recovery projections of when you’re in one emergency and get traumatized are profoundly different than symptoms and recovery projections for when you live in Gaza or were abused for ten years by your parents or partner or are repeatedly victimized by attacks from clients or dates etc. PTSD recovery and therapy is so rooted in “we have to teach the patient to understand they will never experience this again so their hypervigilence and anxiety are irrational” that it just doesn’t address the reality of people who will absolutely get traumatized again and know it
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It’s a gym now lmaooo
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“JUST MARRIED,” Fernando, seated, and his husband, both members of Los Angeles’ Blue Max Motorcycle Club, get pulled over as they leave their wedding ceremony, December 1969. Photo c/o @onearchives. In the mid-twentieth century, the Blue Max Motorcycle Club, along with many other gay motorcycle clubs, provided an alternative to gay bars, which were constantly at risk of police raids and harassment. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #lgbttheirstory #lgbtpride #queerhistorymatters #haveprideinhistory (at Los Angeles, California)
fun fact: motorcycle clubs in the U.S. were founded and run largely by gay men who missed the homosocial camaraderie of being in the U.S. military during WWII. the lifestyle and aesthetics of those motorcycle clubs gave rise to many of the stereotypical/classic gay “looks” (leather, chaps, etc) and indeed to the gay leather scene itself (both the gay male leather/biker scene and the lesbian/dykes on bikes leather/biker scene)
Just to add to this - the classic “metal look” that heavy metal rock came to be associated with (leather, studs, tight fitting clothes) was introduced by Rob Halford of Judas Priest, an openly gay man who says he was simply wearing the look from the gay leather subculture on stage, and people started imitating him.
So the two “iconically heteo” fixtures of masculinity - biker gangs and heavy metal music, are both actually just gay culture that heteros unknowingly adopted.