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empirearchives · 4 months
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Details with the names of everyone at the death of Napoleon painting
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Bonus:
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Emperor on his death bed surrounded by family, servants and officials, lithograph, with pen and ink inscription in Italian and two portrait heads in the margin
(Bonhams: Napoleon Bonaparte, the British Sale)
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outstanding-quotes · 6 months
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Nothing should be named lest by doing so we change it. Let it exist, this bank, this beauty, and I, for one instant, steeped in pleasure. The sun is hot. I see the river. I see trees speckled and burnt in the autumn sunlight.
Virginia Woolf, The Waves
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hjbender · 2 years
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Community Labels are working
I posted a full frontal male nude fanart and it's showing up in the main tag/search results (mature content enabled view)
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Note the mature designation and ability to hide the post
And this is what it looks like for non-logged-in users:
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Note: If a logged-in user has opted out of the Mature and/or Customized label(s), the post will not show up at all. I like that a lot. I wish Tumblr would do the same with filtered tags. I don't even want to see the blank posts that contain my filtered tags. I just want them gone.
But this is good. This is very very good.
Now, if a user isn't logged in and they try to click the link as it appears in the above screenshot, they will be prompted to login or join:
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I'm really liking this. This is definitely a step in the right direction.
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nonbinaryresource · 9 months
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Hi. I know im boyflux and agender but its kinda confusing and my identities co-exist. But i cant really tell what im feeling gender-wise at certain times and it kinda feels like there's no gender there at all but i like being called boyflux, it feels like its the right label and i identify as a dude most of the time. but its really confusing and it just feels like a void. Gendervoid could be an option but it feels like more then just that (p.s i stumbled upon one of your posts and i really dont know if this is what you do on your blog, so if it isnt just tell me)
but i like being called boyflux, it feels like its the right label and i identify as a dude most of the time
This is 100% what labelling is all about. If boyflux makes you feel good, then identify as boyflux! You don't need to prove anything to anyone about you picking this term. There is no Gender God or Omniscient Identity Being that is going to storm down from the heavens to declare that you're doing it wrong. Our labels are absolutely human-made for the purpose of humaning. Which means you get to identify off of gut feelings or happiness or absolutely whatever reasoning you have for identifying whatever way.
i really dont know if this is what you do on your blog
We do whatever we want and whatever is needed on this blog. :)
~Pluto
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haggishlyhagging · 10 months
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One of the foremost aims of the antipsychiatry movement, both academic and populist, was to remove the 'stigma' of the labels of madness. As in the feminist critiques, the deconstruction of medicalized madness fundamentally challenges the notion of expert intervention, or the existence of madness itself, for it assumes that madness, like beauty, is in the eye of the (prejudiced) beholder. But is this a justifiable endeavour which will result in the de-institutionalization of those formerly labelled as deviants - or is it principally an academic exercise, which actually results in the removal of services which may be beneficial? Is it actually preventing a revolution in mental health care?
The other question is this: does it change the experience? As I have argued elsewhere, it is a common practice to change the label of a phenomenon or object which has received bad press (Ussher, 1989). The nuclear power station Windscale had its name changed to Sellafield; PMT changed to PMS. With madness there has been a considerable casting off of derogatory labels in the 1980s, with supposedly radical professionals espousing the 'new' labels in a way which purports to empower, rather than disempower, their 'clients' (no longer 'patients', as this denotes ‘illness’). Thus the label 'mental handicap' has been replaced by 'learning difficulties', 'mentally ill' by 'mental health difficulties', 'behavioural disturbance' by 'challenging behaviour' ... the list is endless. But in a very short space of time, these new labels come to be associated with the same stigma, the same denigration of the individual. They may even be more damaging, partly because they disguise the process of derogatory labelling through the apparently 'positive' new label, and also because they allow the experts to look no further for reform than changing the label they use to refer to their clients. Labels are important, and they are certainly powerful, but removing or changing the label may do more to salve the conscience of the professional or the liberal-minded political activist, than it does to serve the needs of the person who is labelled. We need to do more than rename the madness in order to change things. The change to 'mental health problems' rather than 'mental illness' might reduce the stigmatization of those in distress (although this is doubtful, given the research on negative attitudes to madness, whatever its nomenclature). But what it certainly does achieve is a considerable widening of the net of ‘expert care’, for many different professional groupings can claim jurisdiction over ‘mental health’. It is certainly not the sole property of the medical professionals. Renaming may demystify interventions for madness. It may dethrone the reductionist monopolistic medical men. But it empowers a new breed of experts to enter the market place of the mad, to pronounce and pontificate, to profit from despair, profiting from madness through peddling the latest cure: the latest therapy. This is not empowering. It further disempowers and objectifies the ‘mad’.
-Jane Ussher, Women’s Madness: Misogyny or Mental Illness?
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kyriat-stories · 2 months
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I just found out that some of my older posts (in Chapter 1-3) had been labeled by tumblr as "Mature". This would be a problem for anyone younger than 18, and for those who have a self-imposed filter for such labels.
Imo the posts didn't show any nudity, they were just Stone Age sims with loincloth or similar, but tumblr thinks differently about these things. I have edited the photos and the posts in question, so it should now be okay, but there will also be an option to go to the post as it was originally, for those who prefer that.
For a couple of these posts I'm waiting for tumblr support to help me get the label changed, but in the meantime I've made a workaround so that you can jump the posts in question, if you don't want to wait.
Happy reading and simming! 💕
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tayanasolutions · 24 days
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chengxiangangel · 8 months
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Disposable electronic cigarette labeling machine
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spherey · 8 months
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humans have the power to define
when we label things that we observe through our human experiences, if we are a part of that label, anyone else who is a part of the label is now in a community of that label
labels create communities, just as how when we define objects like apples, everything with the same traits are then part of that category: apples
without labels, things blend together, a lack of boundaries are created, and we have a lower nuance of community
take a look at colors, for instance
if we'd never defined colors, we would never have known the human-definitive difference between any color, of course our brain will internally know there is a difference, but there would be no name to that difference and thus we could never have communicated it
that is why defining things is so important
of course, the power to define can be used in both positive and negative ways
it can be used strategically in a way that can affect others positively or negatively
that's why we should understand why we define things, as well as understand when we should or should not define things, when umbrella terms should and should not be created
what we believe is influenced by others' communication, which is based on human-defined concepts
human-defined concepts are the root of our ability to translate thoughts into natural language and then communicate them to others in this world, and without them we would individually have complete incompatibility of thought, a lack of standardization in sharing unique ideas, and further conflict or a lack of intelligence or general wisdom, essentially 1984
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babyspacebatclone · 2 years
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logosai · 1 year
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misguidedasgardian · 10 months
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Me to the one that labeled some of my fics
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paradoxiusblack · 2 years
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Sorry if this is a bother or anything, but as a person with alters I thought maybe I should point this out?
"Multiple Personalities" is a very outdated term for DID and OSDD-1 systems. I'm sure there are some systems not bothered by the phrasing, but to me it seems to detract from the validity of alters as individuals.
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Of course I don't think you actually meant harm by it or anything! I've just seen it a couple times and figured I'd ask after it. It's probably not even a huge deal, just a bit uncomfortable for me personally.
I actually really enjoy Oncunan and think systems need more representation that isn't damaging or stigmatizing. I can't wait to learn more about his system and alters, if you ever explore that in your work!
Hi, so I am aware of the newer term DID and the OSDD-1 system. There is actually a reason I avoided using the terminology. For one, Ocunan is not human and this is a very human labeling system. The nature of both DID and OSDD-1 label's the condition as a disorder. Disorders imply that it's not normal, bad, unintended, or a problem that one needs to cope with. This, in Ocunans case, is not the case. The personalities are quite intentional, they serve a very specific purpose and overall function differently than someone who actually has DID or is on the OSDD-1 system. I really should have mentioned this before and I agree that "Multiple Personalities" is a very dated term and I would greatly appreciate if someone could inform me of the proper term for it that doesn't imply (or even use) the word disorder. (You may have noticed that whenever I mentioned multiple personalities, I never said disorder)
Thanks for asking, I've been meaning to explain my thoughts on this but this was the first real opportunity and you're right, I don't mean any harm in it. If it really would make you more comfortable I can loosely use DID or the OSDD-1 to explain Ocunans mental condition in terms of humans.
Example: "Ocunan has a condition comparable to DID in humans."
I didn't mean to offend anyone or misrepresent anyone and I'm sorry if I have.
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chictextile · 1 year
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Chic Textile Hangtag
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For more: chic-textile.com
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idk if I have DID/OSDD or not, I think I might fit some criteria but I honestly don’t care because I don’t see what a label or a professional diagnosis is gonna do for me.
I know for sure I’m plural in some way. I also know I don’t want to be medicalized or pathologized, and I also know that I don’t trust the broken medical system in this country. (shout out to the USA)
The medical system- including the parts of it that deal with mental health like psychology and therapy- is made by human beings. Human beings are inherently flawed. Why should I trust a flawed system to know me better than I know myself? There is no way some random therapist or medical professional is gonna be able to know more about the inner workings of my mind than I do.
We already know we’re plural and we’re terrified of being professionally invalidated. Some people may take that as proof that we’re faking but I think it’s proof that we’re real. Everyone in our system wants to be seen and validated as their own person and we’re scared of the emotional damage being professionally told “you’re not real” will do to us.
I would like to point out that many psychologists and therapists- including people very experienced in their field- don’t believe in DID or OSDD at all.
Much like how I would hate to get paired up with a transphobic therapist without knowing it and then spilling my guts about my trans feelings, I don’t want to risk getting matched up with a therapist who doesn’t believe in dissociative disorders to then tell them how I feel just to be told that I’m just making it up and faking to everyone- including myself.
There is also just not much benefit to getting diagnosed? (not that I can see, anyways) I don’t believe many therapists specialize in dissociative disorders (I could be wrong on this), but most of all, there’s no agreed-upon treatment or cure. Someone may see me and think that everyone needs to integrate but we don’t want that. As much as discovering this about myself has made things harder in some ways, I also feel like it’s beautiful in many other ways, and it’s also a part of me, and because of that I don’t want to “fix” it.
That’s not to say I’m not trying to get any help- I’m doing my own research into this community, I want to see what other plural people think and how they cope and deal with everything. Much like how I’m doing DIY HRT because I dislike how so many people treat trans people (and I KNOW some of these people are gonna be working in the medical field), I don’t want to go through the medical system for what’s happening in my mind either.
Of course, I’m still keeping my options open, if I ever do want something that can only be accessed through the medical system (say, surgery for the trans example), then of course I will go through the “proper” systems to get what I want. Same with plurality. If there’s ever at any point some amazing thing that can help me with my plurality that’s only accessible through the medical system, then, sure, I’ll go through the “proper” systems to get that thing that I want.
As of right now, there is nothing that the medical system can offer me (that I want) regarding plurality or transness, that I can’t get through some other outside means
I don’t want to be pathologized, medicalized, cured, or fixed.
I don’t want every random fucking doctor to see all my notes and diagnoses and see that I’m plural and trans- do you have any idea how vulnerable that’d make me?
No, I like the closet, I like masking. And until this society is better, I’m going to continue to selectively mask and stay closeted whenever and wherever I want- including within the medical system (unless the information is particularly important or relevant in a given situation- in which case I will voluntarily divulge that information)
So, I’m plural, but I’m choosing not to pursue any further labels than that.
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