Message from @Дракайна
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Oh, lol I was a moderator on a rather... metropolitan server, lets say. Diverse. And I had the GALL to identify as cisgender. It was an adult server so I thought, yanno, junk is relevant. I was pretty popular there, loads of people liked me, liked my art. But dang I was wrong, lol. Someone I thought was a good friend stabbed me in the back and reported it to a more influential person, who was a raging sjw transwoman.
"YOU DARE SUGGEST THAT WE ARE NOT WOMEN REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
"YOUR IDEAS ARE KILLING PEOPLE"- I kid you not, this was said. XD
I was had up in the moderators chat and berated by about thirty of the fuckers, who all felt like the word cisgender was gonna come murder their whole families by the way they reacted. It was nasty.
So I was ousted from that community, two whole servers, and lost a ton of friends and my reputation was just reduced to shit. So for a while I fucking hated trans people. (I have a lot of trauma in my past, I have a lot of... odd reactions to things)
That's some bullshit though. I'm sorry you had to go through that. Mass hate like that has an entirely different feel to it than when you're getting it from one or two people.
Having a friend who is a transguy come back into my life, as well as watching Blaire, helped me heal because they're actually sensible people
Not too odd of a reaction just to take the direct opposite position. People can and will adopt pretty extreme positions merely out of self defense. Literal or metaphorical.
I guess. I felt rather silly for being so extreme and your comment is rather soothing tbh. Thank you
No worries. It's just how people work. That's why the whole hate engine that gets running is so dangerous. It encourages both sides to radicalize their position. Which does none of us any good.
mm, it's easy to mistake people for those who claim to represent them and pretend to be them.
it happens with a lot of mental illnesses too.
Indeed. I knew it was bad to be so extreme even at the time, it shocked me. Our society needs more community, desperately, but not these tribalised ones that exist currently. The alphabet soup crowd (lgbt+) exasperate me because there's just... no fucking effort for normalisation. They say they want to be accepted but their behaviour is just... dangerously alienating. It's like "I'm special, and different, and I'm going to stay that way". And we on the outside are expected to play pretend and go along with it?
lettuce, gherkins and burgers with tomatos?
Thats a thing, yeah, I was very aware that a lot of people were mentally ill from the group that witchhunted me
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lol totally
well yea it's kind of important to remember these activists likely have mental health issues way beyond what they're presenting.
some psychologists would say their constant effort to highlight that one thing about themselves is likely an attempt to stop you seeing something else.
I hear ya. I was taken in by it most likely because I myself have mental and personality problems.. lol.
sounds about right
Part of the issue is they want both to be comepletely accepted and yet maintain the outside of normalcy position they hold. And you can't have both. You can't have gay marriage, social acceptance, etc etc. And maintain that you're apart from the consensus that achieves those ends. It's the whole issue of rebels needing the system they claim to be opponents of.
agreed
yin supports yang
I think it's also because this generation has no healthy fringe subcultures
And yeah, there's unfortunately a lot of mental illness that complicates a lot of this. Especially for the trans community, for various reasons. It attracts a lot of people who are mentally ill and then dawn the mantle of trans as a way of representing that. Which hurts everyone involved.
I weep for the emo kids of today. There are a few. But I cant help but think, "I had a better time of that phase." fuck social media.
it's all rainbow house music or you're a gender dysphoric depressed alienspirit who believes sexes don't exist
I hated emo so much I actually saw that as the beginning of the sjw shit
I legitimately remember listening in to emo kids competing with who had the most mental health issues (that none of them actually had)
they LOVED the oppression and disadvantage narrative lol
When it morphed into scene kids subculture I saw it then.
The mental gymnastics started happening
it was just after numetal lol
that kind of era of emotional metal where people started glamourising trauma
And thus mental illness has been normalised in just the most wrong way possible
and everyone wanted a good trauma for their life narrative
Yeah, there was a lot of silly behaviors that came along with it. But then again, they're mostly kids. That's when you are supposed to do dumb shit and believe dumb things. You've not learned better. Hell, most the time the concept of the self, who you actually are, is a mystery at that age.
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yea which is a result of soviet influence in american culture
imo
Care to explain that one better? I don't see it
back in the day, you respected and learned from your parents with a little bit of rebellion to throw yourself out into the world
then in the 40s-50s the soviets (actually had it in writing btw) that they would utilise America's freedom of speech and art to try and diminish the family