This is actually a really interesting insight especially because of how fixated twitter discourse is on labels and identities and neat cohesion when in actuality the structures of oppression are constructed and maintained with only the most privileged class in mind
@Wh0IsHarvey I know I'm walking into a raging fire here but this imagines male privilege as something only externally granted and not something men actively create through an enforcement of patriarchy.
There's plenty of people disparaging this person and, as someone who has survived RAMCOA/CSA and has DID, calm all the way down. Stop projecting. DID CAN BE distressing, especially in the beginning after DX.
It also gets better and has light moments. Both are true.
-Marion🌸
Another alternative: just be a bit more civil or nice when talking to others. Of course not in every case (some people deserve your enmity) but in many of them
I dont get why the notion that "disabled people shouldn't be forced or pressured into work" is controversial. The idea that we have to contribute to society by being "productive" is in itself the product of a capitalist society less interested in people than profit.
It’s baffling that lgbteens have reduced us to “use labels that at least make sense!”
especially since the point of Queer = odd! Society labeled us as weird & antithetical to a proper world! The whole point of Queer liberation is to free ourselves from societal norm constraints!