For the first time in years, I almost felt normal.
Kate Stevens, from Bride of Brutal Hearts

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For the first time in years, I almost felt normal.
Kate Stevens, from Bride of Brutal Hearts

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âNo human being should be made to stand trial as the embodiment of a category.â
The biologist will tell you that progress is the result of mutations. Mutations are another word for freaks. For God's sake let's have a little more freakish behaviorânot less. Maybe 90 per cent of the freaks will be just freaks, ludicrous and pathetic and getting nowhere but into trouble. Eliminate them, howeverâbully them into conformityâand nobody in America will ever be really young any more and we'll be left standing in the dead center of nowhere.
Tennessee Williams' introduction for the second edition of 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other Plays
and in life you will sometimes meet a trans woman who does not do vocal training, who does not grow her hair out or shave, who does not wear makeup or skirts, who does not perform femininity for society and you will have to accept it anyways because people deserve to be respected no matter what.
and in life you will sometimes meet a trans man who is not on T, who still wears skirts and dresses, who does not want top surgery, who does not cut his hair, who does not grow a beard, who does not perform masculinity for society and you will have to accept it anyways because people deserve to be respected no matter what.
and in life you will sometimes meet a he/him lesbian, a nonbinary who isnt androgynous, a gnc trans person, an unlabelled person, an aroace person, a queer person, a gay muslim, a physical therian, a furry, an autistic who does not do great feats, someone who in some way has been othered by our society and then othered again because they are different, yes, but they are not "clean" different, they do not fit your boxes and labels, they are different from how you thought someone, anyone, can possibly exist and that angered you, and you will have to accept it anyways because people deserve to be respected no matter what.
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i love you!
some people see you, and love you
please know this
you are you, and you are perfect

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Communities have been, and continue to be, manipulated.
This likely wonât get better any time soon.
Public health isnât about a niche group with special or secret practices, and community care shouldnât be gate kept away from people who for whatever reason havenât been afforded information or opportunity. But there seems to have been a concerted effort to âotherâ people who avoid getting sick, and even to get people to other themselves - by pushing the immunocompromised and the careful to the so-called fringe. People, support groups, or organizations formed around public health, disability, patient advocacy, and generally avoiding covid, are lambasted as somehow bad and strange, even though these are essentially the interests of most people.
Jay Bhattacharya, of Great Barrington Declaration fame, is Trumpâs pick to lead the NIH. People are rightly concerned that heâs going to move us into a Dark Age by squelching research. But this is a person with designs on social engineering. He has signaled that he wants to make up the media landscape and the political landscape in his vision. (And probably that of the Brownstone Institute, which backs him with big money.)
Day 1: Something horrific and bizarre is happening, everyone's terrified, and nobody can explain it.
Day 2: I knew I should have stayed home yesterday. They're telling everyone to stay inside now... Is something going to happen to me, because I went out yesterday? Why is the sky that color?
Day 5: The experts are still arguing and making things up. Usually we'd be hearing pretty much the same story on all the news outlets by now. Online I'm seeing rumors of "fake humans," whatever that is.
Day 8: Fake humans are on the news now. How is this shit happening IRL, this is some horror movie shit!
Day 14: Damn, I want some real food. But the sky and the fake humans and the news reports scare me. Wish I could order in, but they shut that down.
Day 15: They're telling us how to tell fake humans from real humans. This is terrifying and seems unreal, but at least the news networks are back to more or less saying the same thing.
Day 16: I've been thinking about these differences that are supposed to let you spot fake humans... I mean, they're all things real humans have. Missing front teeth? That youth pastor when I was in junior high, we all heard the story about how he got his front teeth punched out when he was 19. And what if... there's no way to be sure!
Day 18: Are the fake humans even real? The photos of dead fake humans just look like dead real humans. I'm gonna have nightmares from seeing all that blood and grue, I should never have looked that up.
Day 23: They keep coming out with more "differences," and it's just stuff that real people have. What the fuck is going on??
Day 24: They're saying that fake humans have fluffy hair that's softer than normal human hair... I'm going to die.
Someone in the building is gonna remember the time I let everyone feel my hair, and they're gonna drag me out and kill me.
Why are they saying this stuff? Why isn't anybody questioning it?