i would like to see you elsewhere.
i am afraid of trying to grow community in other places because i worry people only cared about what i had to say a long time ago, and perhaps not so much now.
maybe that doesn't matter. you do, though.
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I've spent years working on this and it really comes down to this:
Any single tiny thing you can do to feel like you're helping build a better future is more productive than 10,000 hours of dread.
for anyone who still reads twitter: guys there's no more "i'm sorry you're dealing with that" or hashtags on trans issues. it's time to start calling senators and congresspeople, talking to your friends and family members, and publicly organizing and speaking about it
I think one of my least favorite internet comments is when an artist (especially non english speaking ones) make a piece that's like strikingly beautiful or you can tell had a lot of themself poured into it and the replies are people just saying it looks like some other character
You’re going to see a lot of people talk about community and I want to remind you that community doesn’t mean big or large, it means people who are intentionally invested in your well-being.
Your friend group of two or three people is also a community.