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she||her • 20's • black • sapphic • neurodivergent • ANTISHIPPERS WILL BE BLOCKED ON SIGHT.

[plutomoth777]

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🦋 Hi there! Feel free to call me Pluto, Moth or Lia.

🦋 she|her • 20's • black • sapphic • neurodivergent • cult survivor

🦋 This blog is NOT a safe or welcoming environment for MAGA, Zionists, LGBTphobes, TERFS or perpetuators of racism and/or bigotry of any kind. You will be blocked on sight.

🦋 I am PROSHIP, PROFICTION and ANTI-CENSORSHIP. Antishippers are unwelcome here and will be blocked on sight.

🦋 This is technically my main blog, but most of my mutuals will find me to be far more active on my Supernatural sideblog (if you know, you know). That being said, don't hesitate to interact with me on here but please be patient with me if I take a little while to respond.

That's all for now, but I'll update this post as I see fit. Thanks for visiting and happy scrolling! 🤎

[milk71002]

I’m like a peony

[gokusclit]

I hate how a woman having body hair is immediately seen as this like political statement or that she’s gnc or whatever like girl wtf it’s just the natural state of her being

[lesbiannbat]

"Are u okay?"

No, im not okay, I'm a virgin who's mentally a whore and I've got a terrible sexual frustration going on

[oxalidee]

[liliesinthetv]

[thisischeri]

Instagram: cheri.png

[lonelysummerbreeze]

2012

[dreamstars]

[gothredy]

[xanaxfarts]

[xanaxfarts]

:)

[eclipseangel]

[angelicdewdrop]

[0wlfie]

"It's okay for Black characters to have flaws just like everyone else. They don't have to be perfect!"

Hmmm 🤔💭 Are you sure about that? Now, I agree with this sentiment when it's said by other Black people in fandoms. But when white fans start parroting this... I find it rather eyeroll inducing. Sorry, but I can't help but question if they actually believe what they're saying. Btw, I say white people in fandom because they're the main cause of the issue I want to talk about, but that doesn’t mean non-black fans of any ethnicity cannot contribute to it.

So here's my question for white & non-black fans: Is that really what y'all want? Because whenever there is a flawed Black character in a movie, tv show, video game, whatever, y'all crucify them to the highest heaven. God forbid a Black character slips up from time to time, isn't always nice, or has a disagreement with the non-black main character, then suddenly there's a flood of video essays titled Why [Blank] Is The Worst Fucking Character Since The Dawn Of Television. Black characters can't even be a little sarcastic or snippy without people feeling some type of way about it. You can also expect fandoms to respond with even more hostility if the Black character is a woman.

So, again - Are y'all sure? Are y'all sure you want Black characters who are flawed, complex, & three-dimensional? Because we can't even get past "Stage One: Black Character Makes Mistakes", without fandoms erupting into a shitstorm. This means we're in a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation. A Black character is perfect? Non-black fans will hate them because they're a "flawless token". A Black character has flaws? They're still hated because fandom culture is notoriously racist and anti-black.

Oh, I just know you white fandomites would HATE the story I'm writing (tbh most of y'all would hate it from the jump because all of the characters are Black lol).

[blackcharacterpolls]

Please get off my page if your a white woman, queer and\or disabled person who genuinely does not believe your whiteness gives you privilege. If you equate addressing racism and calling out the massive imbalance and the mistreatment of poc in communities as bigotry, harssment or "oppression olympics" i want you nowhere near my page. Please learn Intersectionality and stop acting like your marginalized identities absolve you of wrong doing, ability to perpetuate bigotry and your whiteness. Jesus christ. And yall wonder why we don't feel safe or comfortable in "progressive" spaces.

[the-bitter-ocean]

While we are at it I need nonblack people to stop saying “YN” and “🥷🏾” just to get around saying antiblack racial slurs. Yes that includes that stupid shit where white people go “ooh but I said nega not-“ I don’t give a shit. You know damn well what you meant. Fuck off. It’s a insta block from me for anyone who does this shit and think it’s funny or whatever don’t pmo.

And before someone fucking says “erm are you referring to the fanfic / shipping term? How is your name offen-“ obviously no I’m not referring to that and anyone who is using it to mean “your name” types it with a slash -> (y/n) *NOT* “yn”. Like. I need nonblacks to stop randomly regurgitating aave they see or hear without knowing what it fucking means and misusing it to hell and back thinking it’s cool/ trendy/ or something worthy of mockery. It means young nigga. Stop fucking using it if you’re not black lol

[sistersorrow]

People wanna pretend it was all in good fun and only got racist afterwards (if they'll even acknowledge it ever was racist) meanwhile some of the earliest TikTok making clanker jokes were skits that were just "racist dad hates his daughter's black boyfriend" only the boyfriend is a robot instead, and before that, these exact same kinds of jokes were circulating the Star Wars fandom for over a decade

They want all the "fun" of being blatantly racist and provocative, but don't want any of the reactions you'd get from someone watching you being blatantly racist

[plutomoth777]

I wish you could permanently delete tag suggestions from your blog's tag search history. So many of those tags are empty and lowkey painful to still have to see.