Dr. Alto Clef(n't) ⟡ 『🦐‼』

Secorian / Secoreus / SCPgender: An umbrella term for genders related to anything in the SCP Foundation universe. It may also be used as a standalone gender.

This is an umbrella term I’ve had in my drafts for a while, so here it is! This is a term for anything related to the wider SCP universe, including other groups such as Chaos Insurgency or Serpent’s Hand, anomalies or characters of any kind, classifications such as gendersafe/euclid/keter, and so on. It may also accompany general SCP “vibes”, SCP OCs, or anything else. If it can fall under the SCP universe, this term can cover it.

Divine Creation Flag: “God blessed me by making me transsexual for the same reason God made wheat but not bread and fruit but not wine, so that humanity might share in the act of creation.”

By using this flag you pledge to dedicate your body as a temple to your own queer joy by participating in the divine act of queer becoming. You pledge to live in love, to love your queer siblings to the fullest of your capacity and most importantly to love yourself in your queerness no matter what outside forces try to tell you. This flag compels you to act in ways that further this self love whenever the opportunity is available.

Note: While this flag takes notable influence from my culturally Christian upbringing and some of my struggles around fear of a divine power, it is meant to be disconnected from a direct Christian god. This divine power flows to you from whatever source feels sacred to you.

The colors are picked from my blogs as I see them as sacred spaces dedicated to recording my queer identity.

Requests for versions picked from your blog archive are: OPEN

Alt versions below. Like/reblog/tag appreciated if using! :3

let me tell you what I wished I'd known, when I was young & dreamed of glory:

you have no control who

who

who

scp posting again yeuurrrpppppp

i wanted to draw all the ogs from containment breach but idk when ill get to actually doing that so heres 035 and 049 for now.

also alagadda yay. i need to read more about it

bonus oc x canon below cut. its good for the soul and i liked it enough to post on main. who cares! my d class whos a freak after bailing 035 out and taking a smoke break. everyone be cringe and free now.

AACPUNK

AACpunk is a movement that challenges ableism and promotes the acceptance and inclusion of all forms of communication. It stands for the inclusion of individuals who rely on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), including nonverbal individuals, neurodivergent people, and those with various communication challenges, whether temporary or permanent. It works to break down barriers such as prohibitive costs, restrictive protocols, and social stigma, ensuring that all individuals have equal access to AAC tools.

Flag meaning

The top blue is representing communication in all its forms

The red is for breaking of barriers, stereotypes and ableism

The light tan-brown for neurodivergence

The gray for self-determination

And the cobalt for free access

Flags by @kpopwerewolf

Person with AAC symbol by @blackholemojis

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Core Beliefs of AACpunk:

• Communication is a right, not a privilege. No one should be denied access to AAC tools of any kind.

• All communication is valid. Whether someone uses text-to-speech devices, symbol boards, writing, gestures, or any other form of AAC, their voice matters.

• Rejecting ableism in communication. Society often devalues nonverbal and AAC users, treating them as lesser. AACpunk stands against this by demanding equal treatment and respect.

• Breaking barriers to AAC access. Many AAC users struggle to get the tools they need due to cost, medical gatekeeping, or stigma. AACpunk fights for free and open access to communication tools.

• Neurodivergent and disability pride. AACpunk is inherently tied to neurodivergent and disabled liberation, embracing identity without the need for “fixing” or forced conformity to verbal speech norms.

AACpunk is inherently supportive of:

• All individuals with verbal communication challenges, no matter how they express themselves.

• No-tech, low-tech, and high-tech AAC users.

• Individuals who are neurodivergent, disabled, and who choose AAC as their primary means of communication.

• Self-determination in communication choices, without societal pressure to conform to verbal norms.

• Accessible education, workplaces, and social spaces for all individuals, regardless of communication style.

• The ability to communicate anything, even content deemed controversial or inappropriate, including through symbol-based AAC.

• Free access to AAC tools, ensuring that economic barriers do not prevent communication.

AACpunk is inherently against:

• Speech supremacy and verbalism, the belief that spoken language is superior.

• Medical and educational systems that gatekeep access to AAC, preventing people from receiving the tools they need.

• Forced speech therapies and practices that demand conformity to verbal communication norms.

• The infantilization of AAC users, treating them as less than or incapable of making their own choices.

• The exclusion of AAC users from conversations about accessibility, rights, and inclusion.