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Hello, I am a fictive of Sasha Nein from Psychonauts. I use he/him pronouns and masculine language. I don't mind gender-neutral pronouns and language, however. I reblog a lot of Tiffany lamps. Haha.

I am demiagender as well as aroflux and demisexual (aroace for simplicity).

Endogenics are welcome here, though I am personally traumagenic.

We have BPD, HPD, DPD, anxiety, psychotic depression, ADHD, and suspected autism. We believe the psychotic depression is misdiagnosed schizophrenia, though we do not wish to take any medications for it. If we were disordered (as in, if our system was disabling and/or caused enough significant distress to require treatment), we would likely be diagnosed with OSDD-1a. We are clinical cynanthropes/lycanthropes. No, reality checking doesn't work.

I'm not a fan of being this open, but it's common for our members to say as much in their introductory posts.

Check our collective MOGAI/LIOM blog's "BYF" before interacting: @starrygender

Thank you.

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junescapes

[ID: A thread on Twitter by @/drdevonprice that reads:

"Psychiatrists used to speak evil about Autistics as if we were evil and inhuman. Ivar Lovaas said we were in the shape of a person, but lacked personhood and warmth. How any Autistic person can believe similar claims about ppl with other disorders, like NPD, is beyond me.

look at how psychiatrists have historically spoken about Autistics and you will see the exact same kind of violently dehumanizing ableism that is still routinely directed at people with Schizophrenia, Borderline, Narcissistic, and Antisocial Personality Disorder diagnoses.

Psychiatrists called us cold blooded & incapable of compassion. They still call ppl w ASPD that. They called us manipulative & emotionally abusive. They still call ppl with BPD that. They believed we were entirely self-centered and incapable of love. Still say that abt NPD.

If you're an Autistic self-advocate but you think people w personality disorders or psychosis are scary, dangerous, or evil, you aren't really a believer in disability justice yet. you aren't interested in neurodivergent liberation. you want social respectability for yourself.

Autism was originally categorized as a form of childhood schizophrenia. There is no separating us from other neurodivergent people. We are the same. The worst things said about other neurodivergent people have all been said about us too." End ID.]

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avidcollectorofdust

Sometimes when I'm using DMs on here, my messages get chopped in half and the second part takes a moment longer to load, a phenomenon that has been affectionately reasoned away as a samurai haunting my computer

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greetings lgbt community

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germanpostwarmodern

Since its forced closing in 1933 the Bauhaus gained the nimbus of being the most innovative of the many reformed art schools in the Weimar Republic. But is this nimbus justified or a posthumous construction? One thing is for sure: the Bauhaus has been extensively researched. But regarding its actual singularity judgements aren’t as straightforward as Alexandra Panzert demonstrates in her dissertation, recently published by Gebr. Mann Verlag: based on a comparative analysis of the Bauhaus, the Burg Giebichenstein, the Frankfurter Kunstschule, the Kölner Werkschulen and the Vereinigte Staatsschulen in Berlin ponders the question if the Bauhaus outshines the other schools in terms of educational innovation. Cutting a long story short: no, the Bauhaus, education-wise, wasn’t above its peers but rather on an similar level: neither structure nor content of the Bauhaus education significantly differed from its peers but rather fit into the general reform efforts of Weimar art schools. What really set it apart from the four other schools instead are softer aspects. One is the self-conception of the Bauhaus as a representative of modernism in both art and society, embodied by the Bauhaus building, and a radical break with tradition. Against this antithesis the Bauhaus was able to establish itself as a beacon of modernism, a positioning that was embraced by postwar recipients in particular. In combination with innovative self-promotion during its lifetime it gradually developed into a well-known and well researched singularity.

Panzert’s comparative analysis of Weimar art schools convincingly shows how the Bauhaus was able to become the supposedly singular occurrence in interwar Germany while on the other hand demonstrating that this was largely based on clever self-marketing. As the author rightly notes this circumstance also is linked to the lack of fundamental research into other schools, a major gap that one day will hopefully be closed. Against this background Panzert’s study is all the more important as it contextualizes the Bauhaus and at the same time widens the perspective to other art schools, their reform activities and achievements. A fundamental book!

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jareckiworld

Hi, I'm enjoying your tumblr saga quite a time. this time I'm looking for a specific painting from Klee which I searched online and also on your tumblr for a hi-res image but couldn't find it anywhere. Since you supply us with quality art I thought you might find one of Klee's Fugue in red painting and share. thanks. keep up the god work.