"Some people aren't worth saving." - "Some people are."

recently got into minecraft, especially ish civilization and 2.5.. my brain has been rotting ever since oh lord

the resemblance is uncanny

(This is not in any way meant to pressure you to make a statement, this ask can be deleted or never responded to! I am simply curious of your stance on the situation, but it's a complicated and messy situation for sure, and I think I speak for all of us in saying it is justified to move on without speaking about it, and I don't believe any of us will judge you for doing so. Hope you and the family are doing well! <3)

I spoke about it briefly on stream today but it's worth re-iterating here too

I was only aware of one situation between Avid and another creator(s), which I was learned about pretty much after the dust had already settled. Both sides had laid it to rest and were steering clear of one another.

This sudden revelation that it wasn't an isolated incident and happening to most people in their orbit was a shock.

I seem to have avoided all of this scenario as I was never close with Avid/Marm. I've literally only interfaced with them during content and any team meeting calls for Misadventures, Vampires and Flight SMP. In Flight specifically I was never seeking them out for chit-chats or roleplay, but if I stumbled upon them I would engage because it'd be strange in character to just u-turn ya know. So you've all seen the vast majority of my interactions with them.

I'm obviously still pissed off that my friends and collaborators have been hurt (some incredibly deeply) and they all know I'm here for them as an ear should they need it, but hopefully this chapter is behind all of us swiftly. I'm hopeful that the healing process will be helped along by the fact that they've ejected themselves from the MCYT space. It means there isn't a constant reminder or injustice being thrust on their FYP or timeline constantly.

but also

There was some unneeded context that came with gynosexual. There was often phrasing like 'regardless of genitalia / birth sex' and different pages seemed uncertain on whether it included non binary folks etc.

Whereas Finsexual seems more laser focused on the attraction element which is femininity itself. It doesn't have the need to essentially dead name or call anything out / in to question

Y'all are free to correct me if I'm mistaken, but from the various pages I've read it seems pretty unified. It's the benefit of newer labels - this one being spawned in 2015ish - there're fewer chefs in the kitchen to muddle the message or distort it