Its Interesting How Some People View Being Corrected On Something Now That We're Entrenched In An Era

Its interesting how some people view being corrected on something now that we're entrenched in an era of 'call outs' and 'cancelling.'

Its also interesting, though, how correcting someone has gone from generically pointing out the flaw or inaccuracy to demanding they grovel on their knees and never enjoy life again.

I'd honestly love for us to gravitate back into the era where corrections and challenges weren't just excuses to lash out at people or demean them or follow the herd. Inherently, I don't think offering corrections or challenges should ever come from a point of just wanting to hurt someone or be superior to them.

We grow by learning. We share knowledge. We aid each other in growth.

Being corrected can be embarrassing, but its a part of life. We're not right all the time. And seeing people who are incorrect can be frustrating, but it makes them no less deserving of patience and basic respect. Even if you think they should know better.

I am a big believer in respecting the statements celebrities make about their relationships, sexualities, ect and also understanding that there is always the potential for it being dishonest.

There are hundreds of celebrities who've come out to talk about blocking contracts and to reveal their sexualities or relationships literally decades after the fact. There really are still agencies and contracts who will prevent celebrities from talking honestly about who they like, date, ect. And there really are just celebrities who don't want to announce what they are or who they date to the world for their own reasons.

I will never argue against a celebrity's voice or disagree with their own authority over themselves, but I'm also not a crazy freak for staying aware of the fact that in thirty years time that celebrity could come out and say it was all a lie.

So many people are made fun of for believing celebrities are or have previously dated, or that certain celebrities might be closeted queer, and honestly as long as they're being respectful of how that person or people currently exist, we should all just shut up about it.

E.g; if someone was creating a website geared toward uncensored art, would you be willing to support it within your own capacity? (Raising awareness of the project, donating funds, helping gather resources, ect.)

You can support something's right to exist and still personally find it weird/offputting/not understand it.

So many people act like to be respectful or supportive of something you have to throw your whole soul into enjoying or understanding it, and that's really not what it's about.

Sometimes, being supportive really is just;

"I find this strange as hell but you enjoy it and I'll support your right to enjoy it."

Actually I think the weirdest thing about antis is how obsessed they are with knowing what people are getting off to. Like bro. Why are you so obsessed with how I cum? Are you jealous? Are you looking for inspo? Why do you care so badly?

Do you.... Like me? 👉🏻👈🏻

As much as I endorse and approve of celebrities using their platform and vast reach to be educational, I also think we need to stop expecting any and all celebrities to be vassals of advice and information.

Never once have I looked at Timothée Chalamet and thought he should be teaching me about racism and world wars.