Audrey has moved @QueerGirlAudrey@vulpine.club

If you havent already noticed because I sent a follow, I'm moving instances! Go follow me at furrytf.club/@audrey

It'd look something... like this!

Can I just say how thankful I am that content warnings exist? They literally changed my life.

There was a point in time when I would be having at least two anxiety attacks of varying severity at least twice a day.

It was a novel concept to me that I could choose what I wanted to deal with and not have to submit myself to a barrage for the sake of being "strong". I would feel "broken" after I intentionally took on too much.

I'm able to deal a lot better because of learning from this

I have suspended pl.smuglo.li for the propogation of child porn and loli. That's one hundo percent a violation of our Code of Conduct and merits a suspend-on-sight.

Cryptids and my fellow admins are always welcome to come to me with block recommendations in line with our Code of Conduct and basic humanoid/sentient decency. Onwards!

STRAIGHT PEOPLE ARE FUCKING WEIRD

Leaking
Goo
Because I'm
Trans

Lookin'
Good
Because I'm
Trans

Me, watching people latch onto vaguely-implied or coded queerness in fiction for lack of anything better:

Accelerationism is ableist bullshit.

*squeaks*
*hides paw under blanket*

@QueerGirlAudrey @backwardsflow From what I can tell it started because the person who invented the theory did so after using spoons as a visual aid explaining it to a friend.

I like the power behind the metaphor because it's one that was also invented within the disabled community.

Ofc if you don't wanna use it yourself you don't have to, but when I learned about it, it really helped me understand myself better.

Every time I fill out one of those questionnaires for a low-level retail position, it strikes me how much they are looking for someone without issues with depression or any other neurodivergence.

It feels like every question about productivity, motivation, or focus would require either lying or just looking like a terrible employee due to depression, despite that being absolutely not the case.

And it feels like every question about customer interaction requires the same, due to maladaptation toward socializing.