Oh, The Joy Of Creation! Ill Never Get Tired Of Making Entire Forests From Scratch. This Is The Process

oh, the joy of creation…! I’ll never get tired of making entire forests from scratch. this is the process video for ‘Reality Is’! (all of this was done using a virtual reality headset)

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Yeah because the message OP said was "don't forget the men that will suffer unjustly" not "women and children suffer no more than men". We can remember how the men will suffer because it's forgotten a lot that some of those children we care about are little boys. The Taliban will abuse them too, albeit to a lesser extent, like they do the women.

Non-Muslim Afghan men will be treated as subhuman because of thier religion. They will have to see thier culture and religion be decimated by the Taliban. Muslim Afghan men will be abused in order for them to think supporting the Taliban and oppressing the Afghan women is okay.

While yes we shouldn't ignore the sexism found in the situation; we shouldn't just condemn the Afghan men to abuse because some of them will become misogynistic and Taliban supporters from a successful Taliban invasion of Afghanistan. They had to learn this as children to become this. It's a cycle of abuse and torture we shouldn't ignore because the Afghan women will have it worse. A Taliban controlled Afghanistan will hurt all Afghans not just the women.

The Taliban’s 2021 takeover of Afghanistan, visualized.

The experiences of conventionally attractive people and conventionally unattractive people can be so jarringly different and it really deserves some conversation. But I hate how the only mention of this comes from incels or anti-feminists or other right aligned losers with not an ounce of nuance in their bones lmaooo

i think the anti-psychiatry movement has a lot of insight that (i desperately hope) the “physical” disability justice movement will continue to ally ourselves with and incorporate, in particular abolishing the concept of noncompliance. my ideal medical system as a severely chronically ill person is one where no one bats an eye at a person’s decision to not do things that might—or definitely would—lessen their symptoms, or their decision to do things that actively exacerbate their symptoms.

it should not be acceptable for a medical provider to force you into the decisions they think you should make about your body, but so often that’s the case, usually with life-changing or -saving medications and other treatment ransomed for your “good behavior” (most frequently with regard to diet and exercise).

there should be no such thing as “doctor’s orders.” there should just be what you want your life to look like and your informed decision about what will get you closest to that existence.