The Salt Den

Saw this on Twitter and I obligatory need to share it

So she actually said that she does not see the appeal in Senshi at all and that the panty shots weren't intended to be horny - she just has a neighbor who looks kind of like him and does laundry in his underwear. Which she finds kind of weird and offputting, and put into his character to be funny.

#i think we should put this post next to the interview where she said she doesn't want to eat the food in the series cuz she's a picky eater#and file them both under 'you don't know an artist from their work'#and maybe you don't need to!#maybe all you need to know is that ryoko kui is Good At What She Does#idk I don't like the implication that artists (and women especially?) can only create from personal life and feelings#some people have imagination and craft#kind of a tangent but. there you go.

today I was wearing my “yes homo” shirt and some lady told me “you’re going to hell” and I said “with you around it’s like we’re already there” and I swear she made this exact fkn face

He didn't steal 10 million dollars. They made that number up as a loss, they never fucking had it. Rockstar has spent more than a billion fucking dollars on GTA VI and will likely make billions more when it gets released.

I'm eternally grateful that polyamorists have created or popularized a lot of terms to describe common experiences such as feeling joy at seeing your partner happy in another relationship (compersion), societal pressure to follow a specific progression or series of milestones for a relationship to be considered Serious (the relationship escalator), and a partner of your partner (metamour).

sorry i have to get on my soapbox bc the term fluid bonding is so regressive & conservative i actually hate that it has gotten literally any traction

It absolutely came out of AIDS-era safe sex culture and it does have a specific meaning beyond simply "fucking". fucking doesn't mean fluid bonded: you can be fucking through barrier methods, for example. you can also be fluid bonded with someone you aren't fucking, for example by sharing sex toys. It's an infectious disease harm reduction term intended to clarify levels of risk sharing between people, rather like "quarantine bubble" was.

I (too young to remember the AIDS crisis firsthand) did absolutely know and use the proper meaning of fluid-bonded and it's very annoying to me if people are widening it to just mean 'fucking'.

Based on the stated verbiage of the question asked, I suspect it's the OP who doesn't understand the language. I come to all of the words being used entirely through polyamory and I assure you it means the same thing there. The question being asked as I (someone with no subculture context for these words outside polyamory) would translate it is "are you sharing unprotected sex-based bodily fluids with both of the people you're living with?"

Alright, I'm awake and sober now, and the thoughts I have on this are: there are plenty of contexts in which highly specific language is really useful, even necessary.