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There are certain privileges that come with say being in prison like you get a roof over your head and food every day. And if you are homeless you can easily die of starvation on the street roasted under the summer sun or chased and beaten to death by officers similar to the prison guards that shackle the prisoner. But would you call the prisoner privileged or tell them they’re being hyperbolic for what they’re experiencing bc it’s not homelessness? That’s what some of the conversations around privilege sound like on here sometimes it just gets really weird and misguided but whatever

#this is one of the pillar beliefs of radical feminists btw#bc lesbians wanted a reason for feminists to not be turned off by the idea of lesbian sex#they proposed it to be much more pure than sex involving men

i’m having an edging party but none of you can come

this fetish stuff is getting out of hand what the fuck is word play

basically what were gonna do is blog

To be fair, "we do actually have SOME knowledge of how the brain works and can apply it to alleviate SOME suffering" is often absent in anti-psych content. Doesn't mean nobody on the inside is aware of it, but it can skew outside impression predictably to the point that this baseline really should be included. And I'm not convinced that Anon is arguing entirely against a strawman, you don't have to look hard to find pretty wild positions. Some really do think that all suffering experienced by neurodiverse or mentally ill people is societally imposed.

i think there is something fundamentally wrong with me but that's okay

*turns my attention inwards* mmmmm. no *turns my attention back outwards* oh god

What's a book written by a woman that changed your life or that you consider a classic? Any genre, any language.