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It/she (by order of preference). They/them is fine. :]
Stances: Anti censorship, anti harassment, DL;DR, YKINMK, SALS. Paraphiles β abusers
[#spend these 30 hours gettin freakeyyhh] is my suggestive tag. If you interact with those posts, interact with the content, not *me*. I am ace and a minor.
Regardless of what you think of the N-word jokes controversy, TADC using a song by a Black singer ("Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder) by having it be covered by a non-Black man with strong "anti-woke" ties (JobbytheHong) was... Well, that was certainly a choice.
Just... Make of that what you will. No further comment.
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gonna start saying "secret fourth thing" to not only imply that I am aware of queerplatonic relationships but also to state the relationship in question isn't queerplatonic either but genuinely something else entirely
So just yesterday my houseβs water dispenser was, if you were facing the fridge, to your right.
But today I got some ice cubes from the fridge and turned to the right to find the water dispenser had been replaced by a big cooler. I had to look around for almost a full minute before I realized the water dispenser was actually to the left of the fridge now.
Letβs just call it an electric motor scooter, I honestly do not care anymore what word is more accurate to describe it lol
So my uncle taught me how to ride it, he taught me how to slowly come to a stop, how to keep balance, when to put my feet down to guide it along while I turn, etc etc. I think I get it. I think
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One of the worst feelings in the world is knowing that if you ever died, nobody would really give a shit. Hell, some people would even find it a relief because they can finally move on to other people who they love more and find more attractive than you.
Anytime this is repeated, I get the creeps all over again. GOSH
βWhat do you mean you donβt like it?
What do you mean you donβt like it?β
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Watching this scene and the movie again and... I wonder if Milk was not only homicidal but also suicidal?
βWhat do you think I should do? Should I just... end it?β
He proceeded to play around with the gun, pressing it to his head.
βOh my gosh... Oh my gosh, that was so fucking close.β
Like, I havenβt seen anyone talk about that yet, but he genuinely almost seemed like he was considering it.
βββ
βI love my friends. I would never hurt my friends. That does count for something.β
And just his entire monologue in that scene. I think he truly does love his friends. And he does stick to his words: he never (physically) hurt them.
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Funny as heck
βI can get it tomorrow after my shift.β
A pause.
βAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!-β
The footage cuts back to the phone call.
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Milkβs βhappy maskβ. That thing makes me so uncomfortable
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βNo.
No, Iβm sorry.
Iβm sorry, no, this is not a prank.
Lifeβs unfair. Youβre unlucky.β
He was so apologetic and like, gentle with his tone in this moment. I wonder if he cares a little more about Laura than his other victims because she has a relationship with his friend?
I think you all should go watch βMilk & Serialβ if you havenβt for whatever reason.
If you somehow havenβt heard of it, just know itβs great, kind of disturbing.
Itβs on YouTube. It has some blood (yeah, well, itβs a found footage horror about serial murder). Itβs made by the same person who directed Obsession.
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A small rant about FOMO and peer pressure, from a girlie who has, subtly and unsubtly, changed parts of its mannerisms so that it could stop being excluded by her peers
I want to start this post off by saying that this is entirely based off my perception of my personal experiences, not on any scientific facts.
Lately, Iβve often heard the sentiment of βPeer pressure doesnβt really exist lol, thatβs just in the movies. Itβs actually FOMO.β
And I have a few thoughts on this.
First point:
Yes. A lot of what is perceived as βpeer pressureβ is internal, and is indeed more accurately defined/referred to as FOMO. Itβs this phenomenon where people around us do things and never explicitly tells us to also start doing it, but we feel the need to do it so weβd fit in.
And I have definitely fallen for this too! Back then, I started using profanity a lot and learned a few sexual jokes because that is what my βfriendsβ did.
They never verbally said stuff like βWhy donβt you swear, youβre such a loserβ. Theyβre not cartoon bullies. But it was present in how they talked around me. The way they censored themselves so obviously, because I was seen as the βweird, innocent kidβ that they werenβt allowed to cuss or talk about sexual stuff near.
It felt strange, like my βinnocenceβ was some burden they needed to carry. So I became like them. I didnβt become more accepted or anything, I was still the weird kid, but they did stop censoring themselves around me. I was... happy enough with that.
There are a few other things I started doing and stuff I stopped using because I wanted to be like my peers in hope theyβd love and accept me as much as they love and accept eachother and what seemed like everyone else except me and a few other βweird kidsβ.
So yes, a lot of βpeer pressureβ is indeed more of a FOMO thing.
But ALSO!
My second point:
While the cases in those high school movies are very much exaggerated,
I have indeed felt firsthand that kind of peer pressure. Not my FOMO, not my internal desperation to be liked, but genuine pressure from my peers, be it obvious or not.
They didnβt call me weird to my face. But the comments were there.
βOh... You donβt have Instagram/TikTok?β βNo/I have an account but itβs inactive since I deleted the appβ βOh, why not tho? You should install it again.β/βCould you follow me tho?β/βBut this is the class/grade/school account, yk! You should follow it. Weβre a family. (β Why the heck do they sound like corporations??)β
βYou should try this [beauty product]. Itβd fit your face super well!β (Iβd tell them I donβt use that stuff due to not liking those textures on my face n stuff) βAwh, but this would be so good for you! Itβs your shade/perfect for your skin/etc. Besides, this is what grown girls do.β
Itβs not extremely often, but it has happened!
I didnβt really succumb to that type of peer pressure since by the time they started doing it, I was already done trying to fit in and kind of just had my own little circle with very few acquaintances outside of my immediate group.
But it does happen.
Itβs not fair to dismiss all peer pressure as internal, because even though itβs not as dramatic as in musicals and such, external pressure from peers does exist and can be just as damaging/could affect someone as much as their own FOMO.
I have definitely been left out of old friend groups because I didnβt do something they all liked to do. They literally just stopped talking to me. Thatβs definitely not my FOMO.
Summary
My end point here is that while the threat of being excluded by our peers is often a fear driven by our own insecurities and not by reality, sometimes that threat is real and people are forced to conform unless they want to be lonely.
And... thatβs it. I have no idea what this entire thing means, these are just a few thoughts that I had after seeing those videos abt βWhat peer pressure actually isβ.
Trans boy Semo who kind of decided to live his life as a boyβcut his hair, copying the style of the boys around himβwhen he was like 6 and in the orphanage, because it felt right, and most of the kids just went along with it
He was still the weird kid who never had real friends, but the shift from being pushed to make friends with girls to being pressured to befriend boys was rather obvious
The only pushback was from some of the adults because to them, he was still a βsheβ, but after a while, they relented.
Then, years later, when he meets the twins and Dingyo and then everyone else, it takes a while for it to click inside his head that heβs genuinely just a boy in their eyes
and the only person out of the entire team who knows he βused to be a girlβ is Limo bcs Limo obviously has access to all Semoβs legal documents
And then the first time he actually goes through gender dysphoria is because he goes through puberty and it turns out his biology doesnβt align with his identity.
Then he finally gets to start having actual gender affirming care, not just cutting his hair short every time he starts looking a little too girly for his comfort.
Itβs bliss, getting to have his body obey his mind finally.
And they try to affirm (is that the right word? I canβt English) his masculinity by. uh. caring even less abt him getting hurt ig. Because βheβs a strong masculine guy, heβll be fineβ.
Trans girl Semo who gradually starts becoming uncomfortable with everyone treating βhimβ like a handsome βboyβ.
Cringing whenever the boys bring βhimβ along to hang out and call it βboysβ nightβ, skin crawling whenever Limo introduces βhimβ as his son or Hansu refers to βhimβ as an older brother
Then meeting Dingyo again and hanging out with her more often without the other boys there. And theyβre all pretty sure βheββs into her.
Until βheβ finally comes to the realization that all she wants from Dingyo is to teach her how to be seen as a girl.
She doesnβt come out yet, but starts copying Dingyo and Yujinβs mannerisms. How they walk, how they move their hands when theyβre talking, etc.
She starts buying more feminine clothes. Not full-on dresses and skirts yet, though. More like cardigans, turtlenecks, etc etc. Anything to make her look softer.
Starts growing her hair out, but not really styling it other than tying it with a cute hairtie (like, one of those fuzzy pastel ones, for example).
Then finally coming out publicly after the boys pressured her to tell them why sheβs been dressing and acting differently lately
They accept her. They love Semo. It takes a while for everyone to shift to using feminine terms and pronouns for her, but it does end up happening.
She gets HRT, the adults buy her dresses, sheβs allowed to hang out with girls more often and take up more βfeminineβ hobbies without being judged. And sheβs so happy.
But they still treat her like shit, donβt get me wrong. Thatβs kind of Semoβs fate. They just treat her like feminine shit now.
Nonbinary Semo who notices how everyone treats them as the gender that is more convenient in each situation.
Most times theyβre treated like a boy, in how people expect them to not be too emotional in emotional situations, and to always be ready to be the strength people need.
Sometimes theyβre treated like a girl, in how people treat them only as an extension of their relationshipsβespecially as Limoβs childβand only see them for what their body can do and how pretty their face is.
They hate that.
But sometimes, they do get treated neutrally. Not masculinized, not feminized, but just neutral.
People giving them gender-neutral nicknames, telling them theyβre good-looking instead of specifically pretty or handsome, etc.
Queer people getting to be open and talk about their desire for sex is important in a world where queer people are prevented from being with the people they want
Asexual people getting to be open and talk about not wanting sex and never having sex is important in a world that tries constantly to sell sex to us as an inevitable activity
Disabled people fighting for the right to marry is important in a world that holds life-saving benefits hostage and prevents one from marrying
Women fighting for the right to divorce or to never marry is important in a world that pushes women into a subordinate role of "wife"
Ex-Religious people fighting for the right to leave a religion or not be forced to convert to a religion is important in a world that subjects everyone to predatory missionary work
Religious people fighting for the right to practice their religion and do so openly is important in a world that prioritized religions over one another--often Christianity but not always
And you could substitute many more things into this. Young people fight to not be infantilized by authority, but they also in some areas fight to not be adultified. Some people have to fight so hard for a variety of reasons to be able to grow out their hair. Some people have to fight so hard to be able to cut it. Some fight to be allowed to wear coverings, some fight to be allowed to wear nothing. Some fight to be left alone, some fight to get the care they need. Some fight to be able to leave, some fight to be able to stay.
None of these comparable fights are opposed to one another, because the fight isn't about the specific thing, it is all about the same thing: autonomy.
Someone's fight to wear a dress is someone's fight to wear pants is someone's fight to live alone is someone's fight to live with someone is someone's fight to be left alone by medical institutions is someone's fight to be able to medically alter their body.
It is the same fight. People who want the opposite for themselves that I want for me are my siblings. We want the exact same thing: the choice to be who we want, how we want, on our terms.
And I WANT that for everyone. I want people to be allowed to choose what I wouldn't, do what I wouldn't, because then I would be free to do what I want and need.
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So I applied for high school today, jalur prestasi (literally just translates to achievements) and uh. Iβm the top candidate so far out of 108 other kids who applied with jalur prestasi!
So I applied for high school today, jalur prestasi (literally just translates to achievements) and uh. Iβm the top candidate so far out of 108 other kids who applied with jalur prestasi!