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Last updated: August 7nd, 2026

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amaraqwolf

Are you trapped on tumblr right now?

Is there something you planned to do before you got trapped in the endless tumblr scroll?

Are you yelling at yourself to get up and do the thing, but you can’t, because you’re trapped in the endless tumblr scroll?

Consider this your save point.

Put tumblr down, stand up, stretch, and go do the thing you planned to do. Future you will be incredibly grateful.

amaraqwolf

Things people in the notes have been able to do thanks to this post:

eat breakfast

go to bed

get out of bed

take a shower

write

practice

watch Superman Returns and write a paper on it

retain shreds of sanity

I need y’all to know that you’re doing amazing, and I’m so glad that I was able to help you break out of a procrastination loop you did not want to be stuck in.

andythecarpathian

Helpful post I’ve added to my queue in case it helps someone else at the random point when it’s posted.

type-blaze0

Honestly not really, i came here to Make my online friends take care of themselves, and then decided to start scrolling to see if i can forcefully inject myself into any conversations.

But since I came across this:

OI, YOU LOT, GO BE PRODUCTIVE.

disgusting perverted fantasy: having a normal, healthy, safe relationship

paraphiliaresearcharchive

The Paraphilia Research Archive is a public, living library of books, papers, and research on paraphilia, atypical sexuality, and the broader social and psychological contexts that shape them.

I built this archive because I kept running into the same problem: information disappearing. Studies quietly taken down, texts harder to access, entire lines of inquiry treated as too dangerous or too taboo to remain visible. Over the past several years, as cultural attitudes around sex and the deviant have hardened, it has become increasingly difficult to find nuanced, evidence-based material in one place.

This archive exists to preserve that knowledge and keep it accessible to researchers, survivors, and anyone trying to understand rather than react.

I am not a neutral institution. I am a person who came to this work through lived experience. After surviving sexual abuse throughout childhood and into adulthood, I found myself unable to accept explanations rooted only in disgust or moral panic. I wanted to understand the mechanisms, the patterns, the realities, the why. That search led me deep into the trenches of academic literature, and eventually into collecting and preserving it so others wouldn't have to start from scratch the way I did.

I have not read every text housed in the archive. I may not agree with every single one, and some may be out of date. Preservation and access come first. This is a library, not a canon.

What I believe (and what guides this project) is simple:

Knowledge reduces harm

Precision matters more than panic

Attraction is not the same thing as action

People are accountable for what they do, not for the mere fact of their inner landscape

Research consistently shows that stigma and forced silence make prevention harder, not easier. When entire groups are treated as irredeemable abstractions rather than human beings, we lose the ability to intervene early, support accountability, and build systems that actually protect people.

My politics are rooted in liberation and material reality. The struggles around sexual stigma intersect with feminism, queer liberation, disability justice, anti-carceral thought, youth rights, and broader fights against social marginalization. None of these movements exist in isolation, and neither does the work of understanding sexuality.

This archive is not about sensationalism, and it is not about excusing harm. It is about refusing a world where curiosity is treated as complicity and where ignorance is mistaken for virtue.

Paraphiles are people. Survivors are people. The public deserves accurate information.

If we want a world with less abuse, less secrecy, and more accountability, then access to knowledge is not optional, it is foundational.

-.-.-

About the Archivist

paraphiliaresearcharchive

The Paraphilia Research Archive is a public, living library of books, papers, and research on paraphilia, atypical sexuality, and the broader social and psychological contexts that shape them.

I built this archive because I kept running into the same problem: information disappearing. Studies quietly taken down, texts harder to access, entire lines of inquiry treated as too dangerous or too taboo to remain visible. Over the past several years, as cultural attitudes around sex and the deviant have hardened, it has become increasingly difficult to find nuanced, evidence-based material in one place.

This archive exists to preserve that knowledge and keep it accessible to researchers, survivors, and anyone trying to understand rather than react.

I am not a neutral institution. I am a person who came to this work through lived experience. After surviving sexual abuse throughout childhood and into adulthood, I found myself unable to accept explanations rooted only in disgust or moral panic. I wanted to understand the mechanisms, the patterns, the realities, the why. That search led me deep into the trenches of academic literature, and eventually into collecting and preserving it so others wouldn't have to start from scratch the way I did.

I have not read every text housed in the archive. I may not agree with every single one, and some may be out of date. Preservation and access come first. This is a library, not a canon.

What I believe (and what guides this project) is simple:

Knowledge reduces harm

Precision matters more than panic

Attraction is not the same thing as action

People are accountable for what they do, not for the mere fact of their inner landscape

Research consistently shows that stigma and forced silence make prevention harder, not easier. When entire groups are treated as irredeemable abstractions rather than human beings, we lose the ability to intervene early, support accountability, and build systems that actually protect people.

My politics are rooted in liberation and material reality. The struggles around sexual stigma intersect with feminism, queer liberation, disability justice, anti-carceral thought, youth rights, and broader fights against social marginalization. None of these movements exist in isolation, and neither does the work of understanding sexuality.

This archive is not about sensationalism, and it is not about excusing harm. It is about refusing a world where curiosity is treated as complicity and where ignorance is mistaken for virtue.

Paraphiles are people. Survivors are people. The public deserves accurate information.

If we want a world with less abuse, less secrecy, and more accountability, then access to knowledge is not optional, it is foundational.

-.-.-

About the Archivist

trussiantips

I've been getting some hate anons lately lmao. guys (and not guys), at least own your opinion enough to say it off-anon! have some balls, i believe in you!

#“have some balls i believe in you” is an amazing quote

spinningrims

i’m seeing a lot of people reblogging suicide hotlines and this is just a reminder that this is a suicide help line that works like a text-based instant messenger for people who may need to talk to someone but have trouble/are uncomfortable making phone calls

groovian-whovian

Never don’t reblog this. There are so many people who have such bad anxiety about phone calls. This can save so many lives

psychoplebalien-deactivated2024

This is so so so very important. If you are struggling I want you to be safe, I want you to know that you are loved. I don’t like talking on the phone, sometimes I clam up and can’t talk when I’m anxious. So I’m glad that I found this to share. Spread the word.

star-sstruck

Holy shit thank you

brainless-moe-white-lotus

Me and the mutuals filling eachothers dashboards w the exact same posts we've reblogged from one another

dirt-and-wyrms

i saw this post litterly like 3 times in a row i kid you not

canis-pluralis

@definitely-totally-croatia

What the sneef

definitely-totally-croatia

I'm snorfin' here! X3

states-system

Mokey

totally-india

In going to queue this so many times >:)

sentientballofpeasv2

Oh god

real-chicago

queue go brrrr

real-chicago

the queue is getting close to the end should i add more to it

should i

yes

no

fuck you

Voting ended onFeb 20, 2025

raleigh-nc-official-totally-real

Always keep this queued. Forever and always

real-chicago

ill add more right now just for you

adjdhsue

This will be the new sneef snorf

hugging-blavingad

Noooo I thought i had escaped this post aaaarrggggggggghhhh

disorganizedguts

my first deltarune chapter 5 fanart. it's good to be home./silly

byebyeprogressivists

ATTENTION RADQ COMMUNITY

If you join a "radq" server on disboard and it directs you to a server called consistent progressivists and tells you to verify there to get into the server

What you joined is not a real server, you joined a fake gateway

COPR is a dangerous movement, they claim to be youthlib but also believe that the consent of m!n0r$ is optional and encourage spreading CSAM

They have CS4M channels on their website and target ch11dr3n to "Recruit" them into their community and isolate them

You are not allowed to share socials with other members that aren't discord and their websites

And if you are caught following any different belief systems you will be ridiculed by them

They also advocate for the k!ll!ng of conservatives, but when they say conservatives they don't just mean actual conservatives, they mean anyone who stands against their values which can be anyone from an actual conservative to a radq

Stay safe and punch a consistent progressivist in the face!

Dear Tumblr this is an awareness post to keep people safe I'm not pushing for anything illegal or harmful.

gemsandjunk

For any relocated TikTok users

you can say sex and kill its fine

If you don't have a profile picture people will assume you're a bot

theres barely an algorithm, if you want to see cool shit reblog things instead of just liking them

follower count doesnt matter

tumblr fame gets you one thing and it is Yelled At

no one knows what the fuck the nsfw policy is

block anyone that annoys you even a little bit

And most importantly:

post cringe

jack-of-blades

Grabbing you guys by the shoulders so tightly as I say you have to reblog things regardless of how old the posts are, this is the show and tell website

14-opossums-in-a-trenchcoat

^ (prev tags) Yeah this is is important too ! I would also add :

Just generally don't use a tag if your post is not about the fandom/the stuff you're tagging (that will get you reported)

Don't use a fandom/character/ship tag to say how much you hate it or you think people are wrong for shipping it etc

Adding an image description, or sometimes an audio description, is common practice here. You can put it in your reblog (works even if the image is from someone else's reblog) or in the alt text. Example below

Don't use the alt text only to be funny. You can be funny with it as long as what you're doing is only describing the image.

[Image ID: tumblr tag that says “hi hello! also don't talk about how much you hate a character in the notes on a post about that character where the op is being positive”. End ID]

allsortsoffuckedup

Hey hey, as a librarian, can I just say don’t pace yourself at the library. I get a lot of customers saying “oh I shouldn’t get too many books out at once” but like you should!!!! Max out your card, take everything we have on a subject you’re interested in, make a book fort in your home. We love that shit! It doesn’t matter if you read them or not; just take them for an adventure and bring them back whenever they’re due!

For public libraries, one of the ways we secure funding year to year is lending. Governments don’t want to fund more books if they’re not being used and the way we measure use is by issues. Regardless of whether you read it or not, whether you have it for a day or a month, if you issue it to your library card, we get the stats! It makes the library look good!

Help your local library; get books out even if you know you can’t read them all!