psychosis is not “bad person disorder” it’s not a moral failing it’s not a quirk or “evil” or a plot device or an insult and im so sorry to psychotic people who have to deal with that stigma on the daily. you all deserve so much better
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not to sound like a freak but i love tidying so much. i wish i could just go up and down the street and put flyers in everyone's letterboxes saying "do you have a messy house and don't know how to deal with it? i will fix it for you! i'm like marie kondo, if marie kondo was a slightly autistic white guy with too much time on his hands! PS i require no payment i do this because i love it"
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Servamps are immortal, and lead lives that span far back into what we consider the fogs of history today. Every now and then, however, they leave tracks along the paths they walk, whispers of their presence that can be traced through the centuries, leaving an imprint on the world to this day.
Sometimes this is intentional. Hugh was always conscious of images, and took great care to construct the picture painted of him and his kin in fables and stories and whispers on the street. To be a vampire is to be noble and elegant and a little bit prideful; it’s black velvet capes and charming, fanged smiles and hunting for virgin blood at night, for a dash of purposeful fear to keep away unwanted attention. He’s quite proud of how far his legacy carried.
Sometimes the traces left are accidental. Kuro would never know, but there is a little patch of land in England, a cluster no bigger than a few, tiny villages, where old, weathered grandmothers still tell the young children the bedtime stories of their youth, of a cat and a wolf that walked together at night. The tales have warped over time, embellished with charming detail of the adventures they would have had together, but if Kuro were to listen in, he’d remember those walks with bittersweet fondness.
Sometimes remnants of a Servamp’s life are plentiful, proof of their presence brought into tangible form, to be found and locked away centuries later in the dimly lit cellar of a mansion shrouded in secrets.
Lily spent his immortal life among the noble and eccentric; men with money and time to invest in the beautiful things in life. He mingled with poets and painters, had his fair skin and gold hair woven into songs and sonnets still read to this day, and captured on canvas whenever he did not quite manage to escape another artist looking for a new model. He has been Adonis and Antinuous and Troilus; and once an artist whose advances he rejected named his painting Narcissus. Lily still gets annoyed whenever he lays eyes on it – it was not him who spent hours staring at his face; and he has never had much love for his own beauty.
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Please stop using functioning labels to describe yourself. They're extremely ableist and by doing so you're perpetuating ableism. Use support need labels instead, please. Sincerely, a low support needs autistic person.
are you fucking shitting me right now
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Hi 💛 I wanted to ask you something, it's been bothering me lately: I've always known that I'm attracted to people regardless of gender. At 15 I called it bisexual. At 17 I started using the label pansexual. Came out as a trans man at 23. I'm now 26 and I'm not sure if bi or pan work for me anymore. I know that I'm still attracted to people regardless of gender, but my experiences as a man in society have made the label gay resonate a lot more with me. Is that okay? What does this mean? Confused
It means whatever you want it to mean. People all across the queer community have used "gay" as shorthand for decades now (maybe including queer people you love). If you just don't vibe with bi/pan on their own, then you don't have to have them on their own. There's nothing wrong with being bi or pan, but there's also nothing wrong with feeling like that doesn't quite encapsulate your relationship with your queerness.
Basically:
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oh I will say that one thing that really helped with college admissions discrimination resentment is turning out to be useless
if I had gone onto succeed wildly in life I would have narrativized college admissions as The Time I Almost Got Unfairly Threshed
but I burned out horribly instead and am a burden to society, so I've narrativized it as The Time When Princeton Gettier Case Rejected Me
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I swear, I am *THIS* close to making my own backrooms related thing and use all the stupid “cringy” lore about entities, items, and extra levels just to piss people off.
“Oh it’s strayed so far from the original purpose!” Creepypastas.
“Oh stupid kids are adding dumb stuff like -insert an entity, item, or level here!” Creepypasta ocs/original stories that were basically just self-inserts.
“The backrooms aren’t scary anymore” Hot take, they weren’t in the first place.
The backrooms were never scary, even the original post. It wasn’t scary. It read like a creepypasta, something that gave you the heebie jeebies and you moved on. Maybe lowkey thinking about it a couple a times after that. It made you feel a sense of deja vu, like liminal spaces (because that’s what the backrooms DERIVE from, liminal spaces.)
So fucking what if kids have fun with a horror concept? THAT’S WHAT WE (Current 17/18 to about ~22 year olds) DID WITH CREEPYPASTAS! It’s the same bullshit, different generation. Boo hoo, they’re having fun with their lil entities and shit. Who does it hurt? Absolutely no one. It’s a fun concept that people have expanded on because that’s human nature, get over yourself and get over the fact that it’s not something you personally enjoy. Not all internet horror has to cater to your brand of horror. Just like not all fics cater to those you want to read, or all movies cater to your demographic. Read and interact with what you like, move on from the shit you don’t. And don’t shit on people just having f u n
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