A Random Encounter

So, in terrible news, Trump's trying to pull some strings to pass this massive internet censorship bill, featuring all the kinds of internet censorship we're terrified of, including mandatory ID for accessing basically any website, specifically to crush state regulation of AI, because apparently this man will always see the moral bottom of the barrel and start digging.

6/14/2026

chill af short dude i met weaving gold on his badass loom: oh yeah no i understand completely. do you want that baby or can i have it

you must take nudes at 7 am. preferably in the parking lot of your workplace before starting ur boring shift. then...send the nude to ur sister :3

Girl that apologizes for all of that, says she was going through a lot figuring out she was gay and took it out on you and feels bad about it, so she buys you a few drinks to apologize.

Girl that feels really comfortable to be around after you notice you her turning away a few guys with a sharp glare so you can be alone with her.

Girl that offhandedly jokes that she can take you out back and give you one last wedgie "for old times sake"

Girl that looks confused when you get visibly blushy and flustered and moan like you need something when she places a hand on your back near your waistband.

Girl whose heartrate spikes when you accidentally let slip that youve been fantasizing about her doing that exact thing to you for the last 15 years.

Girl who smiles sadistically as she invites you back to her place so she can bully you the way she always wanted to back when she didnt know why she thought you were cute.

Girl that bounces you one single time because your panties are too cute and she doesnt wanna ruin them and stares in stunned silence as she finds out that thats all to make you cum your pretty little brains out.

Girl who cant stop herself from grinning while she listens to you apologize for it.

generally speaking, I think we should be moving away from the victim/perpetrator dynamic entirely (which is not the same as ignoring who did harm to who). "mutually abusive" is sort of a half-measure in that regard, answering "both people were victim and perpetrator", and I think that's where a lot of the potential for misuse comes from. it just sort of muddies the waters, actively counterproductive to understanding.

abuse happens when a power imbalance is misused, in the absence of a power imbalance it's a conflict. if you're in a fistfight with someone and it's a fair fight, you're not both physically abusing each other, you're just in a regular-style fight. we can acknowledge that you're both doing unnecessary harm to each other, it should not have happened, and it is worth taking seriously without needing to apply the label "abuse".