Jun 29
we need to put the word parasocial on a high shelf until people learn what it means
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we need to put the word parasocial on a high shelf until people learn what it means
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ok but imagine a molly vampire who refuses to keep up with the times and still insists on using molly slang
my toxic trait is referencing obscure history as tho thats a thing most people know
This should not surprise me and YET WHAT
I highly recommend reading them they're very interesting. You can read the first one Offences Against One's Self (1785) online. The later three Of Sexual Irregularities or Irregularities of the Sexual Appetite (1814), Sextus (1816) and Not Paul, But Jesus (1817/1818) were published in The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham: Of Sexual Irregularities, and Other Writings on Sexual Morality. I highly recommend reading them if you can get your hands on them. He argues that sodomy is pure good and thus sodomy laws are pure evil:
But if the act be pure good, punishment for whatsoever purpose, from whatsoever source, under whatsoever name, in which so ever shape and in whatsoever degree applied in consideration of it, will be not only evil, but so much pure evil.
~ Jeremy Bentham, Sextus (1816)
Herman Melville: hmm, how am I going to have Ishmael meet Queequeg?
The Ghost of Fanfiction Yet to Come: *whispers in his ear*
Herman Melville:...there was only one bed...
the internet really allows everyone to be a critic which isnât inherently a bad thing but a lot of people donât understand the difference between thoughtful critique and just like personal taste
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a good 90% of complaints about queer media is just people watching genres they don't enjoy and not enjoying that genre
I also think that because so much of the debate is about how Asperger treated his autistic patients sometimes people forget to consider how badly he treated all his patients most of whom were not autistic.
The thing about the Hans Asperger debate is that even if he wasnât aware of the euthanasia program at Am Spiegelgrund he was still a eugenicist who spread harmful ableist ideas.
Also letâs be clear the âeuthanasia programâ at Am Spiegelgrund is a nice way of saying they were murdering disabled children who they believed were of no use to society. Asperger activity participated in the rhetoric used to justify these murders. Even if he was unaware that some of the children he sent to Am Spiegelgrund were going to be murdered his hands are not clean.
The thing about the Hans Asperger debate is that even if he wasnât aware of the euthanasia program at Am Spiegelgrund he was still a eugenicist who spread harmful ableist ideas.
marriage is a flawed institution and same-sex couples deserve the same access to legal marriage as opposite-sex couples are two statements that are not contradictory in the slightest
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the fact that people use the term âproblematicâ to describe both fiction thatâs bigoted, fiction thatâs made by someone whoâs done/said something horrible and fiction that simply includes dark themes is really annoying actually
the fact that people use the term âproblematicâ to describe both fiction thatâs bigoted, fiction thatâs made by someone whoâs done/said something horrible and fiction that simply includes dark themes is really annoying actually
I think my issue with a lot of Pride Month queer history content is that there is this desire to make queer history more palatable and I donât fuck with that.
anyway I think that we should celebrate d'Eon for manipulating and blackmailing the King of France into affirming her gender and also buying her a whole new wardrobe of women's clothes
I understand why people want to frame it as dâEon petitioned to have her legal sex changed but thatâs a really misleading way of describing what actually happened. She did not ask the King to change her legal sex. She tricked him into doing it. Louis XVI was not a trans ally.
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I do think the phenomenon of people using they/them pronouns for d'Eon but then using "le" and "chevalier" has more to do with people not knowing French than anything else but there is just something about using gender neutral language in English but then defaulting to masculine in French thats..
Itâs really interesting that people still read the babydoll cut as a child silhouette when at this point it has a long history in womenâs fashion and isnât a standard cut in girls fashion.
This isn't really my area of fashion history so correct me if I get something wrong but Sabrina Carpenter's babydolls always felt very 50s/60s pin-up inspired which is inline with her aesthetics over all. Olivia Rodrigo's babydolls feel more 90s kinderwhore inspired. Obviously yes kinderwhore is deliberately using elements of children's fashion but it was more about the juxtaposition of the "good girl" look with punk aesthetics braking down the virgin/whore dichotomy. Both singers were imo clearly inspired by 20th century adult women's fashion.
