#kropotkitten

[terminalpolitics]

So @pantherhei reached out to me which I appreciated so that's all cool now and I'll likely be deleting some of the more mean-spirited posts I made yesterday as all that has been resolved -- and it will have the added bonus of cleaning up this blog somewhat. But I just wanted to say it was very cool that he took the time to do that.

[twinheadism]

Songs to sext your lover to

I made a playlist for @kropotkitten so that he has something to listen to while he’s sexting me

[maghrabiyya]

kropotkitten replied to your post: “all i want in life is a a pair of high waisted jeans that actually...”:

if they exist i would buy you them

this is one of the reasons why you’re my favourite

[rebelliousqueer]

it's really awesome. the best chapter is definitely the one on San Francisco. I had never known how truly cosmopolitan the anarchist movements were there. Jewish, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Indian, Mexican and other Latin@ anarchist groups overlapped a lot. I think the Italian anarchists even had their newspaper headquartered in a Chinese restaurant. IMO probably one of the best anarchist history books i've read.

Wow, I’ll definitely have to check it out!

[tar-kovsky]

same here. it sucks but honestly i think ive accepted it now. it makes me more confident that people who are into me are actually into me and not just shallow and for the looks haha. if it's real bad maybe shaving and a wig could be an option? wigs these days are pretty convincing and you could even change up the hair texture/color/length etc

yeah haha i guess the best is to accept it, but ive had a hard time coming to terms with it, if someday i have the chance to undergo hrt i hope it helps, but yeah, a wig is always a good option

[gothcocteaus]

so the blog is really run by a fluffy white dog?

exactly, im a very skillful and virtuous puppy

[monsterlets]

we're icon twins

whoo!

[divalectics]

yeah i agree, i do think that like 90 percent of the ones i associate with are disabled. it's one of the reasons i avoid most radicalism outside of those i am in affinity with. those same radicals tend to be pretty bad in many ways and are normally of the "must constantly be productive activists" mindset. we have so many of those in boston and they all pat themselves on the backs and are super cliquey and basically don't talk to you unless you are also "active"

ETAthis is an intra-community issue for disabled people, and as such, onlydisabled voices are allowed in this discussion. 

exactly,yet you said in your reply to the ask, “...major myopia of almost allradicals, including the well meaning ones,  who often don’t think ofchildren or the elderly because they are not members of either group, whereasplenty of radicals are disabled.” 

you said it yourself, that’s justthe radicals you associate with. ithink that saying that “plenty of radicals (i know) are disabled” obscuresand and maybe even silences any criticism of radicals and activism that disabledpeople have