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Dude, Spez has said he doesn't care about reddit users. He's said that he's gonna wait it out. He does. Not. Care. And shutting down 196 over there is a show of "fuck this shit". I'm sorry you miss your shitposting subreddit but this is about blind users no longer being able to use the mobile app. Mods are going to lose the tools they need to KEEP subs like 196 free of bigots and assholes. So breaking the strike does nothing but show Spez you care more about being able to post your pics than about making the place safe and accessible. Get some perspective here.

Best way to explain it is to give a link to a really good definition I read. Here it is, and it's in-depth and gives you a real understanding of them.

Go and start, or join, a fucking union, and try to make things marginally better for your fellow workers, instead of doing nothing but sucking Stalin’s necrotised dick over the internet.

I just need you to know this made me let out the loudest damned snort. Perfect description, 10/10 no notes.

Okay, I'm officially incorporating that phrase into my life. It really resonates with me because that's what I've always tried to do, and it just makes absolute sense to me for some reason.

brb moving to Gay Island with my polycule to help in the war efforts.

Yes, mostly because no cannibal jokes makes making jokes/memes about eating the rich (literally) way harder, and I like making those jokes. Also about eating horrible people. It's super out there "never actually gonna happen" stuff, so I get why it could weird people out but like. It's a weird, fun joke to make? Or maybe I'm just weird.

Posted this in 2 servers I'm in, got yelled at in both, 10/10 would recommend.

Okay but same though. Granted, I was always the type to just investigate everything (my poor dad had to take me to the library SO MUCH as a kid), but it's definitely more urgent (??) now. It feels like you have to do the research just to be sure that you're not on the wrong side of things.

I did not deserve to be called out like this, I was just enjoying my day and WHAM, here comes this very loud image.

I'm in solid "we vibing" today. It's a chill day with good vibes.

I've been thinking about this connection for a long time, and it finally struck me: Autistic people are probably more likely to be trans because we sort of...Idk not overanalyze everything but at least in the way I think, gender just never made sense to me? Like, the idea of body=gender is just so backwards to me, because by and large, societies had multiple genders. It's historically verifiable, and in the modern world, as well.

It's not like "Oh we're super logical", but I feel like we have that higher likelihood because we question things by nature. We sort of go "wait this doesn't make sense" when something's just nonsensical. I don't know how else to describe it because it's always just been a thing for me and a lot of other autistic people I know. Like, yes, we take things literally, but also when something makes zero sense we question it.

I know I'm kinda rambling, but I just feel like because we examine the world in different ways than neurotypicals, that's how we arrive at the conclusion that gender isn't our bodies.

2. Absolutely 2. It just looks better, 1 looks like he's still trying to learn how to wear one.