This acc isn't likely to post much, at least for now. It exists just so that I can follow para-related stuff without getting attacked on my main.
Anti-c paras, you are amazing, you are loved, you are wonderful.
Pro-c paras, you are rape apologists with a PR team and can gtfo.๐
@TheOneBriarRose@everyponie The alef flag was made by anti-contact zoophiles - that is, people who are attracted to animals (something which they didn't choose to be) but recognise that actually acting on that attraction would be harmful and therefore choose not to.
@PlutoWolff@everyponie It's an anti-contact symbol - for people who know that abusing animals is wrong but also understand the difference between sexual attraction and sexual abuse and aren't affiliated with the thought police!
(A) It's not Hebrew it's Phonecian and (B) it's an anti-contact flag you dolt, the whole point is that the people who made this flag agree with you that dog-rapists aren't valid and animals can't consent, that's LITERALLY the defining feature of the alef flag.
@_FindAppiness I would, instantly, assuming it was safe and effective. I don't really see why I would *want* an attraction I can't act on that does nothing but make my life strictly worse.
@_FindAppiness Letters that are symmetrical across the vertical line in exactly one of the capital and minuscule (such as Aa, Hh) are odd; all others (such as Oo where both are symmetrical or Cc where neither is) are even. Ii can be either depending on typeface but I'm gonna say even by fiat.
Update: I finished it. It's definitely an interesting story, and the gameplay is minor puzzle elements but still good. If you're getting into it for the "questionable" route, there's currently not much of that. Mostly, I like the way that the story shows an abusive relationship.
@Jack_7752 No, pro-c carries the same ideology as anti-para: the paramisic lie that all paraphilic attractions MUST lead to actual abuse of the object of the attractions. The only disagreement between the two is whether they think that that falsehood is a good thing or a bad thing.
@EcPersonalAcc I was once forced to go to therapy for para reasons, and the therapist was REALLY CONFUSED about why I was there and said I was "no danger to anyone", and I said"I know but I was forced to come here" and we metaphorically shrugged at each other for the remainder of the session.
@_FindAppiness As someone with OSDD-1B, I think this is an entirely healthy way to cope and I'm glad it's helping you! I also think it's really weird for anon to try to speak for all people's experiences of plurality when some people have positive experiences of it.
@m0thdu5t @felinephiles Usually it's less pride in the sense of "Look at me, I did a great job by having this thing!" and more pride in the sense of "I refuse to be ashamed of this" or "I'm proud that I managed to survive being this in a world that hates me and wants me to fail and/or die".