Jul 17
im really sad
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im really sad
its pretty nice to be silly forever. i would probably die if i were smart
if u want to teach some1 something - teach me. im always so happy to learn and grow
if u want to tell someone something, whether its important or just something heavy on ur heart - tell me
if u need a different perspective or someone to look at a situation from another angle - ill look at it with u
if u just want to share a favorite song, or need a gentle reminder that ure doing okay or something else im here for all of it
Question from an outsider, out of real interest. In one of your most recent posts about tension in radqueer spaces, you say that radicalism is not the same as cruelty and "it means addressing the root of the issue". How do you see radqueer identities and communities as addressing root issues in the world? What specific topics, as radqueer is a broad spectrum of beliefs?
hii anon, thank u so much for asking this with such genuine curiosity it really means a lot to me when someone just wants to understand instead of judge!!!!
for me, being radqueer is deeply personal. its about that fundamental right for every single being to choose who they are and how they want to exist. but i also recognize that things like transphobia, racism, ableism, and unfair systems are all tangled together. we cant truly fight for one kind of freedom without also caring about racial justice, disability rights, and making sure every1 has enough to survive and thrive. they are all so deeply connected.
its about building a space where beings can just be, and i truly believe this radical acceptance will heal the deep loneliness in our society, so no one ever has to hide and hurt each other just to be loved.
i would also absolutely love to hear if any1 else has thoughts on this!!
and anon Peach would be so honored to be ur friend if u ever want that wishing u all the absolute best, so much warmth, and the safest sunny days ahead
if i didn't answer ur question well enough or if u feel like something is missing, please don't ever hesitate to ask me again ^_^
Peach when he sees @rq-permasmile :
(☆▽☆)
(im just smiling bc u exist n i really hope ur doing well)
hey guys, Peach here!!! i see a lot of tension lately, so i wanted to share some thoughts directed at those who might be anti-radqueer or skeptical of our spaces, from within those very communities.
1. understand that being radical doesnt mean being cruel. it means addressing the root of the issue. were not trying to attack u personally were trying to dismantle systems that actively harm us.
2. respectability politics wont save anyone. expecting marginalized folks to be perfectly polite, quiet, and palatable to the mainstream is just a way to silence us. our existence is inherently political, and we refuse to shrink ourselves for anyones comfort.
3. try listening to understand, not to debate. when we talk abt our lived experiences and the structures that oppress us, were not looking for a philosophical argument. were just asking for basic acknowledgment of our reality.
4. recognize that our fierce protection of our community comes from a place of deep care. the world is often hostile to us, so we have to be the ones to guard our own boundaries, spaces, and well-being.
were not ur enemies! were just trying to survive and build a world where we can truly be free. i hope u can find some empathy and understanding in that!!
like honestlybwhen ur permahospitalized, the absolute highlight is just finally going to the hospital
even if i ever lose to my illnesses 1 day ill be at peace knowing i still brought something good into this world so if that time ever comes bye every1. i love u all so deeply