Tell Me Not In Binary Numbers

going to queer meetups in the lands between and some raya lucaria student calls me butch because I wear full armor

I have a helmet because I don't want my skull to get caved in, emerald

you can tell trans women are women because we're not allowed to be sexual but also everything we do has sexuality imposed upon it

you can tell trans women are women because we're not allowed to be angry

you can tell trans women are women because everyone else thinks they know our bodies, our minds, our experiences, our lives, better than we do

you can tell trans women are women because governments keep trying to legislate away our bodily autonomy

For years, sci-fi has asked, what if aliens were wetter than us. Project Hail Mary posits a new, daring question. What if we are the wet aliens

I feel horrible for fans who first experienced Deltarune any other way. Like there was a cryprtic tweet the night before, the twitter profile was all backed out. And then he sent out a link to a “Survey” and you downloaded a file from a random website called SURVEYPROGRAM and then opened it up and it asked you to make a character. And then the character got thrown away. And then it was Deltarune. And like. It was a fucking ride none of you will get to experience this

I think some of y'all don't actually genuinely believe in restorative justice and really what you want to see is violence enacted towards the specific demographics you think are deserving of it. Which funnily is kind of the exact same thing our current prison system does, and y'all are just putting a liberal bow on it.

If you truly believed in radical change you would agree that the death penalty is inhumane for anyone. And I literally mean anyone.

You can take away someone's power to harm without doing them (physical) harm in turn. Like where did we lose the plot on the fact that we are all equally human and we are all equally capable of great evil and great good and treating ourselves as if we are a separate species from those who choose to do great evil just invites our own blindness to probably some every day evil we would refuse to examine within ourselves?

Anyways no the answer to what we do with people who commit a specific evil crime is not to kill all the perpetrators of that crime but to give unwavering help and support to the victims, to as a society provide thorough education that will help keep people safe from either encountering these situations where they might be harmed or prevent people from going down a road of wanting to commit those crimes in the first place, to listen to the warning signs that people give about their suspected risk of danger before they become victims, to remove perpetrators ability to have access to their victims again and guide them to a path that would have them change to never repeat that evil again. And as complicated as all of that is, I promise you no one has to fucking die about it jesus christ.

I think some of y'all don't actually genuinely believe in restorative justice and really what you want to see is violence enacted towards the specific demographics you think are deserving of it. Which funnily is kind of the exact same thing our current prison system does, and y'all are just putting a liberal bow on it.

If you truly believed in radical change you would agree that the death penalty is inhumane for anyone. And I literally mean anyone.

You can take away someone's power to harm without doing them (physical) harm in turn. Like where did we lose the plot on the fact that we are all equally human and we are all equally capable of great evil and great good and treating ourselves as if we are a separate species from those who choose to do great evil just invites our own blindness to probably some every day evil we would refuse to examine within ourselves?