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Btw yall have to stop treating this sex work question as if there's only too extremes: people who are literally kidnapped and/or forced to do sex work that it's not going to profit them in any way, and more or less financially stable sex workers that do it because they like it.
I'll say this over and over again: 90% of sex workers (not around the world, not everywhere, but from what I've seen in my own country) are poor LGBT+ POC who, although don't have other job opportunities and resort to sex work to get through the month, are not forced by someone else to do it and their money is not stole from them, they're not being sex trafficked.
Supporting sex workers doesn't mean supporting sex trafficking and the horrible fucking system that allows sex traffick to go unnoticed- it means supporting those 90% and allowing them to use their voice. Is listening to the 90% and finding solutions and offer them better opportunities because I can GUARANTEE you that if they could get another type of job they would. Supporting sex workers also mean supporting those who don't depend on that money to survive but just enjoy doing sex work.
Supporting sex workers means understanding that, although criminalizing sex work could help stop sex trafficking, it would leave that 90% living on the streets. I'm not saying that we should choose one percentage of people over the other: I'm saying that we need to think about a solution that doesn't condemn that huge percentage of people to starvation and death. We should think about some other kind of solution to replace (or to help) banning sex work.
Btw when I say "sex workers" I don't mean underaged/kidnapped people who are forced to perform sex work. People who are sex trafficked are not sex workers because that shit ain't work, it's outright a human rights violation.
THIS BLOG IS RAMPANTLY AND UNSTOPPABLY PRO-SEX WORK
#please stop saying 'I would rather sex workers to find another job' WE LITERALLY WISH WE COULD#stop ignoring the majority of sex workers and acting like we're all a bunch of bella thornes#working WITH sex workers to end sex trafficking is a much better option than criminalizing it and leaving those groups even more vulnerable
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2021 tumblr discourse predictions:
a popular user is murdered and the person who kills them assumes control of their blog to try and cover up the murder, then them blocking all of the person's former mutuals to avoid being contacted causing a whole slew of drama
AOC has a heated gamer moment playing halo 5
an update causes a glitch where everyone's likes & blogs they're following are made public. chaos reigns
people start talking about how making fun of pyramid schemes is misogynistic and we're just afraid of women having power
anti-vax comes to tumblr in the form of people saying vaccines are bad because some people have anxiety and shouldn't be forced to have to interact with doctors
people learn kamala harris follows jk rowling on twitter and the final trumpet sounds as the gates of hell open unleashing untold horrors onto the world
elon musk dies of covid and people argue whether grimes is a Girl Boss or not for using the inheritance to hire a private army and launch a full scale war on australia
stray cat j is arrested for tax evasion
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[ID: A two paneled image. The first panel, labelled “Stories where the protagonist chooses romance over friendship”, shows someone reading an extremely large book. The second panel, labelled “Stories where the protagonist chooses friendship over romance”, is the Lisa Simpson plate meme. Lisa Simpson looks down at an empty plate. End ID]
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"Dean is bisexual and loves men but he thinks castiel is ugly" is by far the funniest take I've seen so far
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*holds your hand and swings it a little bit when we walk*
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while i get and agree with the fact that gay people should probably play gay people and gay stories are best written by gay people, the fervor to prove that “straight people shouldn’t play gay characters!!” is what the interviewer used to forcibly out lee pace so like
idk maybe slow your roll and realize that like… actors can be closeted, content creators can be closeted, and tbh this “you can only write your own experiences, never write someone else’s” rhetoric is also a bigot’s fucking wet dream?? like the perfect excuse to never write diverse characters?? and to say that they have nothing in common with people who don’t look/love/exist the same way as them??
yeah, the author of simon vs the homo sapien’s agenda is a cis straight woman, which means love, simon (though directed by a married gay man with multiple gay characters played by gay/bi actors) is based on a novel written by a straight woman… but this straight woman literally ends her book acknowledging the LGBT teens who helped her write the book and make sure she was writing it appropriately.
this is the content we want
listen… EVERY SINGLE piece of media EVER involves some level of writing about experiences that are not your own, especially if it’s diverse. even bland stories just about white people involves an author writing about genders that are not their own. if you want a story with characters of color, white authors are going to have to write about those perspectives. if you want gay characters in every story, straight authors are gonna have to write about those perspectives. even LGBT narratives might involve gay authors writing about bi characters or cis authors writing about trans characters.
what we HOPE FOR when they do that is that they talk to people… actually belonging to those groups to learn what is and isn’t appropriate and true to life. which is what the author of simon vs the homo sapien’s agenda did.
it’s exactly what she did. she literally worked in a support group for LGBT and GNC kids, saw they did not have cute love stories written for them after they told her this, and then worked with them to give them the love story they craved.
this is a good thing. this is progress for lgbt people. this is the path we need to walk towards getting LGBT content created by LGBT authors.
when you attempt to take the ~moral ground on protesting this film, all you’re doing is telling people who fund these projects that gay products don’t sell. they don’t get the nuance of what you’re going for. and, chances are, you’re looking like a fucking hypocrite, because i can promise you most of the canon gay characters you stan profit a cishet somehow (if they’re even canon).
so, y’unno, as someone who has read simon vs the homo sapien’s agenda AND seen the fucking movie let me tell you!! it’s fine!! it’s diverse beyond having gay character, it’s written respectively, and it hit home on a lot of experiences i WISH i had as a gay teen. it’s corny, it’s silly, and it’s all i ever would have wanted at 13, 14, 15
if you don’t want to see it, just fucking say so! but don’t act like you’re doing it on moral grounds. you can just… not like a movie or not want to see it without it being some moral victory.
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Triggers are like allergies.
An allergy is an extreme sensitivity to something that might not bother most people.
There are common ones and rare ones
They range from mildly annoying to life threatening, depending on the degree of sensitivity.
Not everyone has them. Some people might have several.
There’s no need to include allergy warnings when your audience is small and well known and you know no one present is allergic to anything you’re bringing.
When your audience is wider or unknown, it’s courteous to include warnings for the more common ones (peanuts, milk). Because better safe than sorry.
If you find out that someone with a rarer one might be present, you should include warnings for things you usually wouldn’t (cayenne pepper, mint).
If you set off an allergic reaction, you apologize even if you didn’t know they had that allergy, you do what you can to help, and you take care not to do it again.
Teasing someone for having one is stupid.
People don’t choose to have them, and those that have them wish they didn’t.
Faking one that you don’t have is bad form.
And if you intentionally expose an allergic person to something you know they are allergic to, you are an ASSHOLE.
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Or the "since Im overweight everyone actually emcourages my ED and I don't even have to hide my worst symptoms bc everyone think I should loose a few pounds"
who else is a member of the “you’re not thin enough to have an eating disorder” club
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