#dnis

"[Insert Marginalized Group] DNI" is inherently discriminatory. Whether the group is a type of queer person, or a person with a specific disorder, or an endogenic system.

DNI culture doesn't exist in a vacuum. Kids brought up in a pro-DNI world will be future business owners and policy-makers.

When you normalize DNIs against small subsets of marginalized people, it's not a huge leap to normalize DNIs against large swathes of them. And from there, the same logic used to defend DNIs can be used to defend discriminatory businesses.

To me, it's not a long road from normalizing discriminatory DNIs to normalizing "no queers allowed" businesses.

1.) Nobody should ever be required to list their age on the internet. I only choose to do so to try and attract more mutuals my age, since the average person in my fandom tends to be younger.

2.) Lying about your age is incredibly fucking easy, and proves nothing. I'm both 3 and 42 years old. See? I just did it. The sky didn't fall down. The CIA did not launch an investigation into this.