This belief permeates every part of my identity. My self, my love, my being exists because of this belief.

I am a ghost because my timelines branched at the moment of my death. I am an angel because I exist both in this world and the next. I have partners in different dimensions. I have selves in different dimensions.

So when I see people denounce the concept of alternate dimensions, I feel almost attacked. Because to deny them as even a concept is to deny my existence. I do not demand that one accept alternate realities, but I ask that he not write them off without care.

Bad idea.

My fourth (?) video got over 100k views and people were NOT happy with me calling my laptop my partner lol.

I mean, I get it. It’s new—it’s strange. People are afraid of things they don’t understand. I’ll just never understand the villainization of objectums.

People who just love objects are compared to predators. It’s such an odd thing to me. We’re accused of causing other people harm but expressing love that exists within our own hearts—love that harms nobody. An attraction that has existed quietly for years and has never been an issue becomes “mental illness.” And people use their own bigotries (mostly ableism) to write off what a considerable amount of people feel.

The account is private now because it got too big and some of my friends at the time found it. I don’t think I’ll ever unprivate it. I’m less of a coward now, but I feel that account had its time in the sun.

have a nice day!

“Correct and least offensive term…” Oh, miss me with that bullshit. I know you said no hate, but this is also a rant at every other person I’ve seen say this, so sorry if I am a bit aggressive—this isn’t at you specifically, anon.

Let me start with the polite explanation: a Hellenist—when used in reference to religion—is someone who follows the Hellenic deities.

Some people tend to avoid using “Hellenist” outright, as it is still used in Greek spaces to refer to general Greek life/Greek studies, which is why Hellenic polytheist/Hellenic pagan exist as terms. However, Hellenist can still be used to refer to the worship as long as the context is correct. Words have multiple definitions.

I follow the Hellenic religion Hellenism and am thus a Hellenist. That is how suffixes work.

Despite the very common misconception, Hellenist is not a term exclusive to ethnically Greek worshipers. They, in fact, have their own term. Ethnic Hellenes.

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Now, onto the aggressive and disrespectful part of the post. This is more of a rant, so if you’re just here for the information, I’d recommend you leave now.

Stop fucking policing other people’s language of self-identification, especially if you aren’t a part of that group. Non-Greek Hellenists have been referring to themselves as Hellenists for years, and most who have a problem with it just refer to themselves as something else, rather than sticking their nose into other people’s business.

I am a Hellenist. I am also a Hellenic pagan and a Hellenic polytheist and whatever term you choose to identify us with. But first and foremost, I worship the Gods. That is what matters. And I choose to self identify with the term Hellenist because that is A) what people in this religion are most often called, and B) the term I prefer.

“Always trust your gut instinct,” cries the man who has never known irrational fear.

I do not see how some can be so staunchly pro-alterhumanity yet so staunchly anti-endo/non-disordered systems. Your mutual is a physical wolf. Your other mutual is from a different reality. Why is the concept that several distinct beings can inhabit a body so hated while other forms of alterhumanity are celebrated? Some beings’ explicit hate of these systems feels almost antithetical to the movement of acceptance so common in the alerhuman community.