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My Social Science Theory: DNI lists are parasocial (boundaries are for interpersonal communication, not some blanket ‘don’t touch my posts’ when it is impossible to tell what it is if your posts don’t continuously include them (which is often annoying since so many lists are hundreds if not thousands of words (mild exaggeration)). (Only edit here is adding ‘my theory’ to display ‘this is my original thought’)

I will say that no, I don’t like William Gold (though what good does it do when neither you nor I know him personally), and system origin discourse has, in the past ten years, evolved to be inherently abusive. <-As of editing I still believe these things. Though I care even less about WG why am I gonna waste my time hating someone else’s abuser when I don’t waste my time hating my own??? Your life is yours now. Your abusers can go be miserable whelps somewhere else and you should move on with your life—Your Life Not Theirs

hurg. Tagging system

#og post—posts where I am OP. #talking tag—where I talk and am not the OP. I oscillate between these on ask box posts

#askbox—ask bog posts. I do not tag these as ‘og post’ unless I particularly want to save them as such

#bugs for my bug (all ‘bug’ tags), #mutual tag (and all mutual-specific variants), #worm tag & #bnuuy tag(?), and a few others are social tags of various varieties and groups

#the sacred texts, #the sacred mcyt, and #the sacred dsmp—Old posts with various expiration date brackets that I like to collect

Various DSMP-related tags—DSMP. I do not add bang-modifiers between ‘c’/‘cc’ and name, and usually don’t use ‘cc’ at all and just tag as their usernames instead.

I do not feature tag plurality tags on my blog for a reason—I don’t want people to search my blog purely to check for “stances” on previously-mentioned-as-abusive discourses, and I honestly don’t want to give easy access to people digging around for largely personal posts. Unless your ask specifically refers to an old ask game I made on plurality, I will ignore+delete asks outside of established mutuals.