@ginandjuniper Ironically when it comes to trans discourse I feel like the mention of how privileged first world countries are ends up being even more controversial than race. You upset pretty much everyone when you bring it up.
@thereisnobeth Twitter is fundamentally designed for antagonism. The algorithm itself is intentionally made to upset and engage you into a discourse against each other. It'd always be good to engage from a healthy distance if you do at all.
@leaomeioviado@LRSerling How would you feel if a rich white woman at a feminist organization said "We're all women in the eyes of the patriarchy" to a disenfranchised black woman
@woofm0der@ZinniaMintLove "And when you get the surgery, the aesthetics are often skewed towards white"
Could you elaborate on what you mean by this at all?
@girlneeder@nise_yoshimi "Wow I never knew you owned three bored ape nfts, are you single by any chance?" you ask
"Sorry dear, but I prefer my girls named Claude" I respond earnestly
@ephemeropteran@TheChr0nomancer@lesbian_yearner I'd also say on Tumblr as well I notice this pattern too, even though on Tumblr my feed is a large majority tmascs and there are times I see racist behavior, I just don't see as much discussion about it. But like you said, could just be my feed being weird.
@_all_of_garden Maybe its just my experiences but I feel like I've seen punk outnumber goth pretty substantially, and I feel like goth is more popular in online groups than anywhere I see IRL. I'd agree on the fetishization of goth culture though, that could play a part.