#bladequeer

I think I lost the plot when it comes to radeviant and acarmf politics. I'm trying to understand again. I think I need to start putting it into action and start helping the cause. I recently got into manifestation and it threw a curveball into how I view things but I'm returning to being in control of my manifestations and actions. I like underground subliminals and the radeviant community I just feared losing control of my manifestations and summoning things I was afraid of (the emotions actually fueled them to manifest).

it's fascinating to see the conversation about persons rights evolve over time. movements like fleur and bladequeer move the needle forward on rights for paraphiles and that conversation hasn't been as prevalent until very recently. I love seeing more people engaging in the fleur community and spreading activism is important for expanding the moral sphere of concern to more marginalized groups. I think that paraphile acceptance has been helped by professional resource groups like b4u act, but a lot of the reduction of stigma has to come from the public as well. though the stigma of paraphilias and transIDs still runs deep, it's exciting to see more people getting involved in the fleur movement. the more we spread facts and lived experiences, the more we can reach misinformed people. I had to unlearn safequeer rhetoric a while ago but it was worth it to not stigmatize myself or others. being safequeer was making my comprehension of anarchism worse and it's contradictory to not incorporate everyone in anarcho communism, not just the "safe" ones. even problematic people could be helped in accessing transformative justice models that reshape how conflict is handled and transformed into meaningful social progress. ultimatly we have to make being conservative and safequeer not cool and not tolerate exclusionists or reactionaries.