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its really funny to think now about how the art circles homestuck originally came up in were virulently anti-ip and generally scoffed at the idea that the originator of a piece of art had any say in what other people did with it, resulting in homestuck's distinctive collage art style and willingness to include things like the con air soundtrack and jpegs of copyrighted movie posters. this is really funny to think about now, for no particular reason
im sure you've already considered this but "if you can't write an email or a cover letter on your own you are a lazy degenerate and should simply learn to do better" is literally less than one step away from "it's fine for disabled people to struggle with employment, we should not take any steps to rectify this as it is the just and good way of the world and can be navigated through individual hard work"
ive done a total 180 on the topic since my early 20s and my genuine earnestly-held belief is that if you find out someone else is high in a situation where you didnt know they were high it is literally none of your business and if you have a freakout about it youre a bitch. like we can make all the common-sense exceptions for situations involving heavy machinery and childcare, sure, but lets all take a second and remember people are actually for-real having total meltdowns about "consent" because their friend showed up to brunch mildly stoned and just sit in that context for a minute. have you internalized that? yes? okay its literally nobodys business if someones high and if you flip your lid when they show up to brunch with the munchies youre a bitch and a cop.
autistically doesnt know how to say "i know youre going through some shit and i don't know what it is and i don't really need to know i just want you to know i'm here and want to be a part of your life and i want you to physically be here often and regularly so i can be there for you but it's like not a big deal or anything and you should ignore the amount of words this is taking up because it's a complicated emotion to explain but i don't want it to put pressure on you implicitly and i don't need this to be a whole conversation or to process anything" and instead just silently sends you an image related to your interests somehow
why does every story dealing with transhumanism feel like it has to come up with a whole new kind of discrimination against augmented humans that's always a metaphor for racism, when like. there is very much already a pre-existing stigma against augmented humans and very much already an ideological infrastructure that any systemic oppression would be scaffolded on. And it is called ableism.
one annoying thing about severance being popular is that i have to watch the most annoying pluralphobic people who buy into western constructs of singular identity make jokes about their innies. oh wow you have a totally different identity in a different context that is forged by the pressures of that context and you experience fundamental disconnect from those memories and experiences? wow. so funny and quirky. remind me real quick how you treat real-life systems and what you think of them?
probably a scorching take these days but i think maybe some of you people get too up in arms about the use of they/them on visibly trans people whose pronouns you don't know
honestly if it wasn't so fascist it'd be kinda hilarious how weak those "no kink in public" people are. you'll talk to one and they'll be going on and on about their horrifying experience being forced to personally play out a fetishist's fantasy scene, cast as an unwilling participant in violent sex without warning nor care, and you're like wow okay that does sound really bad. so you try to be supportive, you get more details ready to sympathize and have a long discussion about consent and abuse and ethical sexual conduct, but then turns out. they're referring to one time they existed ten feet away from someone who, like, had a pacifier in their mouth or was dressed like this
