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MINORS/ANTIS DNI!! Profiction/proship <3 Everything here is fiction unless stated otherwise. He/it P.L.U.R.!! (CW: eyestrain, gore, candy gore, drug use/420, guns, mentally ill posting/dissociation triggering posts)

[stimboardzzz]

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[xxzombieprincexx-deactivated202]

Oli +lily 💗🖤🤍🪽🌈🎀

[insaneclownpusssy]

god gave me great tits to distract everyone from all the stupid shit that comes out of my mouth

[kingsillysmilez]

I love them SO much

[plushieanimals]

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[plushieanimals]

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[zinogre]

✨sparkle on!✨

[guro-kin]

🐇❣

[danneroni]

🎵🌈 I can't hurt

if I'm in a dream 🌈🎵

[softbarkz]

"ItZ nOt A gOoD cOpInG mEcHaNiSm AsK aNyOnE"

I'll stick with what the licensed professionals say on the subject, thanks. Which, for the record, is that taboo art can be an amazing coping mechanism. It's not for everyone, no, and it can make some people worse. But it's the disregard for those it helps that pisses me off.

And miss me with the "but you shouldn't post it it might hurt someone else!" I'm sorry to tell you this but your triggers are not my problem. I make sure I tag everything, spoiler things, post them in appropriate places. That's my responsibility and I do it. Past that, it's up to others to curate their spaces. I can't do it for them. Also saying people shouldn't post it online is denying them a sense of community.

Just say you want mentally ill people to feel alone, broken and ashamed. Just say you hate trauma survivors that don't fit in your little box. It wouldn't surprise me; actions speak louder than words anyway.

[softbarkz]

Sorry if this is cheezy to do on tumblr dot com but I just want to thank everyone. Really. The overwhelming positive response to this has genuinely filled my heart with so much joy. When ever I worry and get scared that I'm doing something wrong by enjoying fiction.. I'm gonna look back on this and it will chase that away. Thank you all. 💖

[chamerionwrites]

Possibly The most surprising thing I have discovered on the internet is the number of people who will unironically refer to others as "degenerates" without expecting anyone reading this to immediately assume that they are a straight-up fascist

[chamerionwrites]

A number of people are reblogging this saying how scary it is that they might unknowingly echo this kind of rhetoric because it's filtered into everyday speech, and like. Yeah, that kind of mostly-innocent mistake is to some extent an inevitable feature of language and the way it passes from person to person, and yeah it can be anxiety-inducing and occasionally mortifying and I do sympathize.

That said.

You potentially being mortified because you accidentally said a nazi word is really beside the point of this post? In fact - and I suggest this as gently as possible - it's a somewhat self-centered response, imho? I wasn't blogging about how disturbing it is to say something embarrassing, I was blogging about how disturbing it is to see fascist ideology getting mainstreamed.

And it is the *ideology* that I find concerning, more than simply the language. Yeah "degenerates" is an incredibly loaded word, and people are well within their rights to direct a hard side-eye (at the least) toward anyone using it. But lbr, even if you could somehow wave a magic wand and erase the historical context that would still be a pretty vicious thing to call someone. Implying or outright stating that someone is subhuman is fascist rhetoric even absent specific fascist terminology. People are in the notes responding with things like "it's not just a synonym for freaks," and okay, but......hot take, you shouldn't be calling anyone a freak either! If you scrub "degenerate" out of your vocabulary but replace it with "freak" used in exactly the same way - other, lesser, outside the boundaries of """normal""" and thus automatically loathsome and/or dangerous - that's not better! If someone is doing bad things, say that. Don't use rhetoric that positions "normal" as "moral." In the first place it's shady as hell ("normal" is a subjective judgment frequently dictated by whoever has the most social power) and in the second place it's not even accurate, plenty of horrible behavior is perfectly normal and societally acceptable.

Anyway I'm sorry if I'm heated about this but the TL;DR is that yeah hearing that word makes every hair on the back of my neck stand up but I'm not actually here to play word cop, I'm here to (1) point out that fascist language filtering into common usage suggests some concerning things about the accompanying fascist ideas, and (2) ask anyone with good intentions to do a little bit of thoughtful self-interrogation about why they feel that is a remotely acceptable way to refer to human beings.

[bunamine]

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I'm taking $10 for each of these & if you like these, I'm planning to make moar soon! 💖

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Take a sip, you know you wanna~😈

[scwambledeggs]

Artist dinner 😜🤤

[zinogre]

artfight attack #4 - nilla for alienpoosy! 💜🔥

[xxzombieprincexx-deactivated202]

A ref I did 4 Ashley <33

[theotterblog]

the Apple boi got a new evo!

[kingsillysmilez]

I've peaked as a designer its all downhill from this

[toonimal]

"Do you seriously think that 'puriteens' are the reason for all these anti-queer laws lately??"

No. I don't. But the fact that uptight anti-kink queers don't usually have the power to directly affect legislation still doesn't make it okay for them to echo conservative talking points against other vulnerable queers. Hope this clears things up for everyone who likes to act purposely ignorant about why puriteen ideology is a problem.