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not now kitten. daddy's realizing that the scene he invested 1000 words into could be significantly improved but only if he started over from scratch
REBLOG IF IT IS OKAY TO COME INTO YOUR INBOX AND SAY THE RANDOMEST SHIT I CAN THINK OF BECAUSE I REALLY WANT TO INTERACT WITH YOU.
Sorry but you are never gonna convince me that a skinny woman “looks like a child.”
You are never gonna convince me that a short woman “looks like a child.”
You are never gonna convince me that a woman who shaves her body “looks like a child.”
You are never gonna convince me that a woman who dresses cutesy “looks like a child.”
You are never gonna convince me that a full grown woman “looks like a child.”
I want all animals to become sapient enough to produce art specifically because I want to see what sort of sex homunculus caricature each species would create if given the ability to draw
Like we've already got the anime waifu with the needle-waist and watermelon-bazonkas and borzoi-legs and bug-eyes. Now show me a fucked-up stupid beetle as drawn by a horny beetle. I want to see what a cartoonishly sexy lion looks like according to lions. I want to see the most ridiculous drawing of a peahen that would have the peacocks squaring up by the fountain.
We give this power to ostriches and they just start drawing people

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this might be controversial but I think the best kink posters are those who don't think their thing as a kink with a particular name and a template for doing it and talking about it but rather a perversion of theirs. like it's not something you can normalise in any meaningful way and you cannot create standardised language for it because the very point is that it IS perverse it IS unnamable and unspeakable it exists in the cracks and gaps and margins of 'normality'. it does challenge normality but it's not a righteous crusade against it, it's a perverse play on it
How do you research banned books and stuff like that without worrying you'll get put on a list?
Well, maybe some of it is naivety or overconfidence on my part 😅
Or maybe I've just grown to believe that no amount of "good behavior" can protect you from being targeted. In other words: even if you avoid acting suspicious, the government may still fuck with you.
So yeah, I mean, I know that lawful curiosity can be misread as dangerous intent by an opaque and petty bureaucracy. Some asshole authority figure might mistake your inquiry for endorsement.
But I guess I just think it's sad to live your life worried that you might be accumulating invisible points that count against you in some unseen system.
I feel like people living in a free society shouldn't allow themselves to become trained to hide their intellectual curiosity - not even if it's related to ugly, disreputable, or disturbing material.
kiss your screen every time you see a typo or grammatical error in my fics because it means it's home grown and not some ai bullshit and im dead serious about this
ever since i was a little girl i knew i was doomed to take things too seriously and think about them forever
Overview of some topics when it comes to drawing characters who are burn survivors.
DISCLAIMER. Please keep in mind that this is an introductory overview for drawing some burn scars and has a lot of generalizations in it, so not every “X is Z” statement will be true for Actual People. I'm calling this introductory because I hope to get people to actually do their own research before drawing disabled & visibly different characters, rather than just making stuff up. Think of it as a starting point and take it with a grain of salt (especially if you have a very different art style from mine).
Talking about research and learning... don't make your burn survivor characters evil. Burn survivors are normal people and don't deserve to be constantly portrayed in such a way.
Consider supporting me on ko-fi if you find this to be helpful.
Edit: How are people seeing this post where I specifically talk about burn survivors being normal, real people, and still tag this as "TW body horror"? Not a single one of these drawings or pictures is a fresh injury. All of them are healed. How the hell would you feel if someone tagged a photo of you as "trigger warning: gore"?
Disabled people are not your fucking body horror. Grow up.

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This isn't anti-IDD, but I was wondering how non-IDD people can be good allies for IDD folks.
One way to be good allies is to listen to us. Either it be through our voice, body language, or a help of a caregiver communicating for us. A big thing that people do that isn't very ally of them is not listening to us.
Another way is to acknowledge that not all of us are the same and have different needs and wants. Though this probably also stems from listening to us.
Correct people about things! Like the usage of the r slur for example! How we're affected and etc. Correcting misinformation is a great way to help us.
Another way is to alsp spread awareness about us. For example the intellectual disability/general IDD and Borderline Intellectual Disability flags are fairly new, so having more people know about those flags would be a nice way to spread awareness and a way to recognize us!
There's more ways, but brain is fuzzy. So others can add in the comments or reblogs on how to be a good ally.
Non-binary youth, we adore you! You matter. You are important. You deserve respect. Youth liberation isn't just for the binary boys and binary girls!
Your issues matter! Growing up in a binary-centric world is traumatic, and you don't deserve that!
We adore and respect you, young fem enbies! Young masc enbies! Young androgynous enbies!
We adore and respect you, young neutral enbies! Young null enbies! Young genderless enbies!
We adore and respect you, young xenine enbies! Young outherine enbies! Young aporine enbies!
We adore and respect you, young multigender enbies! Young multitransitional and multicis enbies! Young demigender enbies!
We adore and respect you, young unlabeled enbies!
We adore and respect you, young intersex enbies! Young dysex enbies! Young ersex enbies! [Link.]
We adore and respect you, young trans enbies! Young cis enbies [link]! Young cistrans enbies!
We adore and respect you, young enbies who use modalities other than cis or trans, or no gender modalities!
We adore and respect you, diamoric [link] enbies! Lesbian enbies! Uranian enbies! M-spec enbies! A-spec enbies!
We adore and respect you, young non-monogamous enbies! Young non-partnering enbies! Young paraphile enbies!
We adore and respect you, young alterhuman enbies! Young religious and spiritual enbies!
We adore and respect you, young culturally gendered enbies! Young black enbies! Young brown enbies! Young Latino enbies! Young Asian enbies! Young Indigenous enbies! Young Pacific Islander enbies! Young multiracial enbies!
We adore and respect you, young plural enbies! Young neurodivergent enbies! Young physically and sensorially disabled enbies!
Include young non-binary people in your youth liberation!
[PT: Include young non-binary people in your youth liberation!]
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Okay, but I do want people to address actually why violence of all kinds is permissable for fiction, but we have all these weird rules about sex in fiction. Like I've seen fifty thousand fucking examples of people being totally a-okay with all kinds of gory violence and war, murder, death and dismemberment, and so much else in every kind of work, but fans regularly complain that Rule 34 is some kind of insidious evil, even when they're reacting to porn of consenting adult characters.
Why is that!? Are you people going to address this fucking ludicrous and blatant double standard!? Why is love and intimacy more suspicious to you than blowing people's heads off with sniper rifles!?? I CAN'T be the only one who finds it creepy!!!
I can sum up why in 1 word: america. or USA.
anti culture is inherently american, every country where it is prevalent nowadays got it through interacting with american fandom, it's what happened to my country
it originated as a result of the US' "sex bad not pure. violence good and safe" mentality
If you have a fucked up sicknasty fanfic you've been thinking about sharing but are unsure, this post is your sign to run to AO3 and Just Do It: 1. Someone somewhere wants to read it. Even if it's only one person, that person matters
2. Your creativity matters and so does your ability to share it
3. Serial harassers in fandom spaces are beginning to express discomfort that sites like AO3 completely strip their ability to do anything about fic they don't like, sometimes going as far as leaving entire fandoms due to the influx of "problematic fiction without a chance for consequences to the author". Posting your fanworks to AO3 actively contributes to making harassers feel unsafe and powerless in fandom
4. Militant anti-fanfic content creators also cannot do anything about fic posted to AO3
5. You can post anonymously to AO3, with the ability to de-anonymize at any time
6. You can moderate comments before making them visible on your fic, restrict comments to logged-in users only, or turn off comments altogether, meaning you can post anonymously and completely turn off comments if you choose
where does CSAM or revenge porn fit in with anti-censorship?
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Freedom of Expression does NOT cover things that cause tangible harm to specific people.
Think of it this way:
Everyone has innate human rights. Freedom of Expression is one of them, but it is not the only one. People also have rights to bodily autonomy, privacy, dignity, safety, and to not be sexually exploited.
Child Sexual Abuse Material ("CSAM" - this is now the preferred term for "child pornography") may technically be a form of "expression" in the most literal sense - but it is a form that is the documented product of the sexual abuse of a real child, and its circulation continues that abuse.
Likewise, Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery ("NCII" - this is now the preferred term for "revenge porn") is the non-consensual distribution of intimate material in a way that directly violates a specific person’s privacy, dignity, and safety.
So I really don't think this is a case of making some prudish exception to anti-censorship principles. It's a case of recognizing that one person’s claimed "expression" cannot include the right to violate another person’s human rights.
And, as a side note, that is also why FICTIONAL depictions of abuse, or even ugly works that seem to romanticize or encourage abuse, fall into a very different category.
Those works may be highly disturbing, exploitative, disgusting, or morally rotten, but they are NOT actually abusing a specific real person in the way CSAM and NCII are - the harm there is direct, concrete, and inseparable from the material itself.
With fiction, the argument is usually vague and indirect: some third party might consume it, be influenced by it, and then do something harmful later. That kind of causal chain is speculative, hard to prove, based on the actions of another person with their own free will, and potentially limitless once you start to expand on it. If you make that the standard for censorship, then practically any book, film, fantasy, or artwork could potentially end up suppressed on the theory that it might negatively affect someone somewhere.
Freedom of expression does protect idiotic ideas, disgusting art, fantasies, and highly offensive speech. But it does not include a right to sexually exploit, expose, or abuse a real person and then call the evidence "speech."
Great question.
In the case of CSAM and NNIA, they are not merely "dangerous ideas" or "bad influences." In those cases the media itself is a violation of victim because the abuse or exposure of a specific real person is built into the material.
By comparison, a grooming guide, a dogfighting manual, or a Nazi tract is vile, but the harm there depends on a third party later choosing to act on it. That causal chain may be real (in some cases), but it is indirect, contingent, and impossible to police without giving the state sweeping power to punish ideas, arguments, fantasies, and texts for what someone else might someday do with them.
We all ultimately are individuals that have control over our own actions. And I can assume that if you were to read those works you mentioned, you would not become a Nazi child-grooming dogfighter. I mean fuck, I would hope not.
I also think that there are very legitimate, good reasons for someone to seek out and read such material - for instance: researchers, writers, advocacy groups, and just normal people who want to be able to push back against these beliefs. It is really hard to combat bad ideologies and practices if you know nothing about them, cannot cite their own words, and cannot educate others about them.

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This is the handwash station.
Your hands are now clean of any reblog bait you didn't engage with, any compulsions you didn't obey, or any other intrusive thoughts or mental spiraling.
this gif feels so calming and safe :3
"illegal ship" is so funny for several reasons ESPECIALLY because breaking the law when it's stupid is a good thing actually. You wouldn't download a car.