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I can honestly not even begin to analyse the absolute irony and hypocrisy in your entire post. I mean, really, you were finding the point in the first half, but you killed it and spit on its grave in the last part.
So to reiterate you think someone is capable of creating something, specifically something "problematic", without:
Romanticizing it
Wanting to do it
Condoning it in real life
And can create something purely for artistic or creative purposes...
Yet you're decrying "proshitters."
The call is coming from inside the house, my friend.
I’m seeing proshitters on tw/tter right now going “how can you be a Gore artist and hate proshitters at the same time??”
Well it’s simple really,because most of the time people who draw that stuff OBVIOUSLY don’t fucking condone that shit in real life or romanticize it to death, and most of the time they use it for artistic value too.
But maybe that’s a hard concept for you to grasp because you think that dark fiction is just you writing 100k pedo and incest omegaverse fanfiction for jack off material
In these dark times, Hannibal comes to me speaking words of wisdom:
In these dark times, Hannibal comes to me speaking words of wisdom:
OH NAUR A SWQUIZARD!
The rival to wlizard... 🦎
OH NOOOOOO I MUST PROTEC SWQUIZARD
grabs staple gun
takes deep breath
it has to be done.
shoots foot
I want to boost everything this person has said and add on.
The reason I call myself a tomboy now, despite it being seen as a childish word and having had someone swear at me over it because ‘tHeRe’S nO suCh thInG as BoY thInGs anD giRL thIngS sHut uP’ is because I couldn’t call myself that or be like that when I was a kid. It was seen as a negative thing and I was already bullied enough. “Looking like a boy” was the worst thing that could happen to a girl.
And I’m not even 26 yet. We aren’t talking 30+ years ago, we are talking 2000s and even 2010s. It’s only since trans people have become more accepted in the past few years that gender nonconformity has too.
And the people who helped me accept my gender nonconformity more than anyone else? Were trans people. They taught me, “there’s nothing wrong with how you feel. You’re still a valid woman no matter what you wear, how you have your hair or what you’re into ❤️”
And don’t even get me started on how people treat gender nonconforming men. JK Rowling has a lot of nerve to be like “uwu boys can wear dresses and only us gendercrits accept that!” when she has, even in recent works, made femininity in men a negative trait, as well as making masculinity in women a negative trait also.
A lot of people still don’t accept gnc people even now. Just last year I had someone tell me they’d never let their daughter “dress like a boy”, and I’m always terrified to walk into a bathroom in case the next JK Rowling is in there, sees my gender expression and pepper sprays me or worse.
“There’s no such thing as boy things and girl things.” I don’t need to be told that and I’m sure 99% of trans people also don’t need to be told that. Tell that to the society that hates us both instead of actively encouraging that hate.
victor zsasz appreciation post
For yalls information this is is gonna have me in it, but not ocxcanon. The comic is about character Ai using lmk characters
Hehe working on a lmk comic
Is it weird that I like the cottagecore fashion aesthetic (cause quite a bit of it is pastels, which I love), but also wholeheartedly believe this is better living than how the vast majority of the US works right now?
Like I'm over here like YES!
But please let me keep the pastelie clothes.
Cottage Core is Out, Reasonably sized apartment near a community garden and local stores -core is in!
Don't forget about the Palestinians.
Don't forget about them now.
Don't forget about them tomorrow.
Don't forget about them in a week from now.
Don't forget about them in a month.
Don't forget them next year.
Don't forget them in 5 years.
When the history books start to update, don't let them put lies in there.
When documentaries come out, boycott the ones who call this a victory for Israel.
When books release talking about soldier's personal experiences with Palestine, remember the victims. Remember the truth.
Don't forget about what we've seen.
Don't forget about what we've heard.
Don't let them tell lies about Palestine.
Don't forget about the Palestinians when the world tries to make this go away.
