tbh I feel like I should have known that Israel supporters would find my posts but I was still shocked anyways because I think at least my corner of Tumblr has all been pro-Palestine and I'm very proud of that
I only really found it by accident because I was trying to find my reblog with the links regarding the strikes and Bisan's call for a march, and I honestly was confused at first reading the comment.
So went to check further on the user:
I don't know. There's a bunch of other posts that they make that are just these short comments (and I would pull them up but really just go to their blog and check) -- some of which are articles that talk about the bombing that happened during Super Bowl and about the babies that had been left to starve and die in the hospital -- all with the same short, unproductive comment.
This is just more of a rant for me but I just can't understand how they don't see how much blood is being shed and not see what they are doing or feel guilt for it. I think of all the videos of children who were left amputated and orphaned because of Israel's attacks. I think of all the videos of mothers weeping over the corpses of their children or of the fathers who have lost their entire family. I think of all the surgeries that had to be done without amputations and how a lot of the hospitals are now out of commission -- places of safety that people would turn to if they were injured -- that now hardly have supplies. I think about the women who now have to use scraps of the tents they have now taken shelter in for their periods, the rise in infection rates in the area, and the starvation that Israel has left them in (the way that I've seen so many videos of children being so happy just to get a little bit of water or food). Or even recently, the little girl Hind and her phone call begging to be helped when she was trapped in a car with her dead family only to be found dead days later.
So tell me: who is the victim here?
Anyways, that being said: if you are neutral or pro-Israel, FUCK OFF. YOU ARE NOT WELCOMED ON MY BLOG.
It'll be Free Palestine. Forever.
Keep fighting, everyone.
Remember: Marches have been called for 17th- 20th. Protests and strikes 18th-25th.
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bruh all of this bs with fics being stolen is literally so frustrating. kpop stans are by far the worst fandom I’ve ever seen with stuff like this. the total lack of empathy, respect, and just general common courtesy is baffling to me.
is it really that hard to be kind to others? like, fr? is the appeal of fake internet fame that enticing? to abandon basic human morals? i know I’m seeing just a little too deep into it, but when it all boils down that’s what it’s about. fuck!!
literally !!! i honestly hadn't seen this before until i got into kpop (but honestly, i'm sure it probably happens in other fandoms too)
i honestly think we're all in our damn right to be pissed about it, because it's just so incredibly disrespectful... which is what i always tell these people when i reach out to them.
i genuinely believe it's a combination of: people within the fandom that simply don't care or don't grasp the concept of intellectual property, or overall how basic human decency works, plus the desperate need for approval of others at whatever cost (stealing), and the reader insert "genre" being seen as "less than"/not being taken seriously due to overall context around it. which is all just... really crappy lol
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i chatted with sb in another app just one time he wanted to know me he told me some information about himself and asked me the same questions but i said iwill tell him later bcz (i dont trust strangers easily +idont know if its real relationship or not +our countries are different)
he didnt answer my last msg but opens my profile and im still receiving notifications about that, ithink he is angry
i didnt tell him even whats my name (i think my name is my identity.. as i cant give my identity to other easily, icant tell others my name easily+i love my name so the one who knows my name or personal information i must be trust him and know him),, im not good with words or explaining my thoughts
plz give me adivce, how can i tell him that? or what should i do?
also please give me information about the importance of names to us
thank u
well first of all, it sounds like you know this already, but i just want to say that it's totally fine if you don't want to give out your name to a stranger. that is always okay. you don't owe anybody that information. your privacy is important. that is a very common boundary to have.
i think you can say something like "i don't use my real name online, but you can call me [some other name]." that tells him that it's not anything to do with him, it's just a general boundary you have.
you can also say "my privacy is important to me and i'm not comfortable sharing information that would identify me. i hope you'd still like to continue talking to me, but i understand if you'd rather end the conversation here." it sets out what he can expect from you more clearly.
if he pressures you, including if he says that he told you his info so you have to tell him yours - that's not fair of him. you didn't ask him for the information he gave you, and it's a pretty classic tactic for guilting people into being more vulnerable than they want to be.
it's also possible that he's not trying to guilt you into anything. maybe you just have different priorities for the relationship (he wants to be super open from the get-go, and you aren't comfortable with that). that might mean that you aren't compatible, which is too bad, but that's the way it goes sometimes and it's nobody's fault.
in the future, i would suggest not telling people that you will share information later if you're not sure that you're going to share it. that can confuse or mislead people. it's totally okay just to say upfront that you would like to keep your name and other identifying information private.
you may also want to think about your stance on privacy versus intimacy (i don't mean physical intimacy, just getting to know someone really well). there's a tradeoff there. are you looking for an intimate connection? if so, eventually you're going to have to trust them with some information (not necessarily your name, but something). it is hard for people to get to know you deeply if you don't tell them things about yourself. so just make sure that what you're looking for on the app is compatible with what you're willing to give. does that make sense?
i'm not sure i understand what you mean by "information about the importance of names to us" at the end of your ask (who is "us"?) - can you rephrase that?
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Tips for writing those gala scenes, from someone who goes to them occasionally:
Generally you unbutton and re-button a suit coat when you sit down and stand up.
You’re supposed to hold wine or champagne glasses by the stem to avoid warming up the liquid inside. A character out of their depth might hold the glass around the sides instead.
When rich/important people forget your name and they’re drunk, they usually just tell you that they don’t remember or completely skip over any opportunity to use your name so they don’t look silly.
A good way to indicate you don’t want to shake someone’s hand at an event is to hold a drink in your right hand (and if you’re a woman, a purse in the other so you definitely can’t shift the glass to another hand and then shake)
Americans who still kiss cheeks as a welcome generally don’t press lips to cheeks, it’s more of a touch of cheek to cheek or even a hover (these days, mostly to avoid smudging a woman’s makeup)
The distinctions between dress codes (black tie, cocktail, etc) are very intricate but obvious to those who know how to look. If you wear a short skirt to a black tie event for example, people would clock that instantly even if the dress itself was very formal. Same thing goes for certain articles of men’s clothing.
Open bars / cash bars at events usually carry limited options. They’re meant to serve lots of people very quickly, so nobody is getting a cosmo or a Manhattan etc.
Members of the press generally aren’t allowed to freely circulate at nicer galas/events without a very good reason. When they do, they need to identify themselves before talking with someone.
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As a late diagnosed autist I will say one of the most damaging but transformative experiences I've ever had was being misdiagnosed with BPD.
Everyday my heart goes out to people with BPD.
The amount of stigma and silencing they face is astonishing and sickening.
I took DBT for years. Therapists use to turn me away because of my diagnosis.
I would be having full blown autistic meltdowns, crying for help literally - but because I was labeled as BPD ANY time I cried I was treated as manipulative and unstable.
As if the only reason I could be crying was if I was out to trick someone.
95% of the books out there with Borderline in the title are named shit like 'How to get away from a person with Borderline', 'How to stop walking on eggshells (with a person who has BPD)'
I was never allowed to feel true pain or panic or need.
That was 'attention seeking behavior', not me asking for help when a disability was literally inhibiting my ability to process emotions.
There were dozens of times where I had a full meltdown and was either threatened with institutionalization or told I was doing it for attention.
My failing relationships weren't due to a communication issue, or the inability to read social cues. No, because I was labeled borderline, my unstable relationships were my fault. Me beggong nuerotypicals to just be honest and blunt with what they meant was me pestering them for validation.
Borderline patients can't win.
And the funny thing is - I asked my therapist about autism. I told her I thought I was on the spectrum.
BPD is WILDLY misdiagnosed with those with autism and I had many clear signs.
Instead - she told me 'If you were autistic we wouldn't be able to have this conversation'. She made me go through a list of autistic traits made clearly for children, citing how I didn't fit each one.
And then she told me that me identifying with the autism community was the BPD making me search for identity to be accepted - and that I wasn't autistic, just desperate to fit in somewhere.
I didn't get diagnosed for another ten years. For ten years I avoided the autism community - feeling as if I were just a broken person who wanted to steal from people who 'really needed it'.
Because of my providers - I began to doubt my identity MORE, not less.
Ten years of thinking I was borderline and being emotionally neglected and demonized by a system meant to help me.
To this day, I still don't trust neurotypicals. Not fully.
I know I'm not borderline now - but my heart aches for them. Not for the usual stuff. But for the stigma. And the asshole doctors. And the dismissiveness and threatening and the idea of institutionalization hanging over their head.
I love Borderline people. I always will. I'm not Borderline but if you are I love you and I'm sorry.
You're not a bad person. You're not a therapists worst nightmare, you are a human with valid feelings and fears.
Borderline people I'm sorry.
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