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☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
they’ll say kink culture was born out of a rebellious subversion of puritanical sexual paradigms but not say the subversion is in the participants and not the acts themselves; if you dig even a centimeter below the surface many of these sex acts are rooted in rape culture
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
Y’all don’t fear Morton’s neuroma, bunions, or hammer toe, claw toes, enough for me idk
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
White folks, in particular, don't see Anti-Blackness and its consequences as violent because they benefit from the consequences of Anti-Blackness.
If they admit that Anti-Blackness is violent, they have to then admit their collaboration in the violence.
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
nevermind accessibility. there was a very brief period after the proliferation of the printing press where some books were published fully italicized. the fact that doesn't really happen anymore should tell you something about what you're doing to your text by overusing them
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
i also think it's a little disturbing when they use the headline of a barthes essay that is chiefly about emancipating the reader to justify why they're doing stuff to their manuscript that makes it nightmarishly annoying for even an editor to read, let alone the average person
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
it has to be said that there is something inherently anti-social about the way some people approach writing fanfic, because many of the suggestions you find in style guides and general wisdom they take pride in disregarding exist in consideration of the reader, not the writer
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
Bonus
#宿手
☆ Ryōmen Spookuna ☆ retweeted
Some M/M shippers have outright stated that they need the woman to be removed/reduced when it comes to certain aspects of romance in order to feel comfortable with watching a TV show/series. Or engaging in certain content. This implies that they view the woman as the "problem."
