even growing up in a majority non-white neighbourhood with a mum who used to live in india meant that my safe foods growing up were palak paneer and mango lassi. and, unrelatedly, my biggest sensory trigger was meat, particularly processed meats like. say. chicken nuggets. the thing about autism is that things are safe because they’re familiar, they’re consistent, and they’re reliable. and all of those things are soo contextual. I don’t really. understand. how anyone could think that only one category of anything (but especially food) could be Universally Safe unless they somehow forget that the universe includes people who aren’t them 🤔 crazy

goo

Not his name

The only way forward is to stop treating masculinity as synonymous with harmful, monstrous, or dangerous.

There is a fundamental difference between "men are dangerous" (wrong, bioessentialist) and "the patriarchy allows dangerous men to exist unchecked" (true).

THIS

op is an mra and this post is a dog whistle

you make a couple good points about youth liberation but have u considered it'd be way easier if the state just killed everyone with bad intentions?

I'm just saying you're focusing a little too much on giving structurally vulnerable people a framework for attacking this vulnerability and demanding more autonomy and nowhere near enough on cleansing the undesirables

the problem is you think you've killed the cop inside your head but you have actually just put him on indefinite paid leave & replaced him with a "community safety officer" instead

so bored i snorted lyrica smh

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