This is Me

Maybe one day we can stop moralizing the concept of privilege & everyone will get normaler about being told they have relative privilege over other people. Like literally everyone everywhere in some way. It's fine. Being aware of it can't hurt you

There's such an endless chorus of outraged "but what if I'm poor? What if I'm autistic" and it's like. Ok. You're not getting this at all let's just start over

troutgirl who's really into catch and release play

bigmouth bass girl who suck u good

A lot of people's objections to the panic over AI companies destructively digitising books are not incorrect, but much less damning of the panic when it's put in the context of a larger epistemic crisis

'You're fetishising the physical object; destruction of physical books happens all the time in institutional contexts' is not wrong but also not really significant in the context of the hollowing out of academia &c

Missing the forest for the trees but every individual tree is innocuous or tolerable so surely complaints about the whole are just hysterical

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Mar de café..

clown gets home after a long day. tired, sweaty. peels off their colorful overalls on the way to the bathroom. gets in the shower and turns the knob. burst of confetti & ribbons from the showerhead. clown sighs. dries off with a long chain of hankies

she can barely get the door open before her 4 balloon dogs are squeaking in a pile in the foyer

she turns the knob on the stove and a few soft honks are heard before the burner ignites

she tries the wrong burner and it's a joy buzzer

she finally finishes making a pie for dinner, sets herself a place, sits down at the table, says clown grace, pours a glass of wine, takes a sip, arranges her napkin, & smashes the pie into her own face