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idk it just always felt kinda ugly to see dnis say shit like "non-traumagenics dni" bc like. that's a group of ppl. we are debating the validity of a group of people's experiences. just feels bad
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Aries:Tabasco sauce
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Cancer:Blood
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Scorpio:Venom
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Aquarius:Freshwater
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My logic for aces in LGBT+ is Cisgender and straight=no Cisgender and gay=yes Trans and straight=yes Trans and gay=yes bc I, a bisexual who just so happens to be ace, am not afraid of being hurt bc i dont like sex but bc i like both genders.
I have heard this argument before and tbh, it doesn’t really impact me much. If I’m being real I hold a LOT of resentment towards cis LGB. They have it so much better, are persecuted to an incredibly smaller degree, and hold far more privilege than I. They often are cruel and take what we (trans people) gave them for granted.
But I’m not arguing for separating them from the community. Because that’s what it is, a community. The kyriarchy affects lots of people, and a lot of them differently. When it comes to sexual and gender minority, I’m not going to kick someone out because they aren’t as terrified as me. Just because someone’s not scared to be in the streets doesn’t mean they aren’t persecuted. Oppression olympics as a qualifier for entry into the LGBT+ community creates more harm than it does good.
So if aces & aros tell me they’re being hurt and are part of a minority because they’re ace, I’m gonna listen. It’s what you do when someone comes to you with a concern, a fear. I may wonder about the aro cishet hookup I had, and if he’s *really* LGBT+, but at the end of the day, it’s not for me to decide. I’m not the one who wants help and community. And I’m sure not gonna deny someone who comes and says they want it.
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OpenAI's Ethical Tightrope: Debating Police Over a Canadian Shooter's Chilling Chats
OpenAI’s ChatGPT was reportedly utilized in unsettling ways by an 18-year-old who purportedly slew eight individuals during a deadly shooting spree in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, causing significant concern among the company’s personnel. Systems designed to supervise the firm’s LLM for improper application identified and flagged Jesse Van Rootselaar’s dialogues depicting weapon-related aggression,…
OpenAI debated calling police about suspected Canadian shooter's chats
An 18-year-old who allegedly killed eight people in a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, reportedly used OpenAI’s ChatGPT in ways that alarmed the company’s staff. Jesse Van Rootselaar’s chats describing gun violence were flagged by tools that monitor the company’s LLM for misuse and banned in June 2025. Staff at the company debated whether or not to reach out to Canadian law enforcement…
