@dieaud91 Just say "I’m not a native English speaker, and I sometimes use models to help me phrase my thoughts more clearly in English" like you just did and keep the watermark. I don't see the problem.
Terminally online fandom spaces are so funny to me because you'll have swathes of people wholeheartedly saying things like "guys... imagine if a man and a woman kissed... do you think they'd put us to death for imagining this" and such shit
@hakasemini@nebuvoid93@Favwontmiss People especially assume this if you're ESL and write grammatically sound English. Or if you look like you're ESL and your English sounds more native than they think you should be capable of (racism)
@metal_monkee@cisnistr I'm happily taken but as a trans man dom top I just wanted to say there are plenty of us. Maybe we're just avoiding you for some reason
@Vieaso@JohnGilian@BookSpotlight Yeah, especially when it comes to print. I'm glad for the initiative and I hope this is a step in the right direction, though.
@_Zeets Because we've been psyopped to believe it's cringe lmao. Especially if it's anti-establishment. What do you all think labeling and mocking things as "woke" was about. Can you imagine Eminem's Mosh dropping today
@oliverswebbtoes Like white queers loved throwing around the word "fujoshi" as an insult bc they couldn't pass up the chance to be racist, misogynist and morally righteous all at once and now we have homophobes calling Leviticus, one of the most important recent queer movies, "yaoi" derogatorily
@oliverswebbtoes I saw this coming from a mile away the moment puritanism-laced discourse about "queer fetishization" entered the collective conversation but everyone let it escalate unchecked lol