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...until it is someone with narcissistic personality disorder, psychopathy and sociopathy, but mostly NPD.

EDIT: There seems to be some misunderstandings about this post. It is not an attack on this community or the users here, it's just a general vent I have for the type of people that claim to be anti-ableist until it is something they don't like.

Via the dumpster fire that is Gab

I first worked on this doc back in January 2023, and resumed work on it at the time Sound of Freedom was being talked about in summer the same year.

If there are some examples I haven't added or forgot to add, feel free to message me.

CW for discussions of CSA, trafficking and murder.

I get serious yandere stalker vibes from this song.

I dunno if this is the right comm to post this, but given that this is some sort of protest, I'll prolly just let it stay.

It appears near the end of the Wonder Showzen opening, before that Hindenburg disaster clip. It looks like it was recorded somewhere in either Africa or the Caribbean. Does anyone have any idea of the context behind this?

Queer people are getting their rights violated and removed in real time, and now we have ppl from all across the political spectrum arguing over a flag I have never seen before.

At this point, I'm convinced that the flag is an intentional psyop designed to sow division in the community over colours on a rectangle to distract from actual issues.

That Breaking Bad reference was crazy

CW for descriptions of sexual coercion and harassment.

(screenshots not mine)

Back in June 2022 when Gays Against Groomers was still at its infancy, Arielle Scarcella was exposed as a groomer by two of her alleged victims (both trans).

To this day, GAG still hasn't addressed the issue or cut ties with Scarcella.

Why? The reason is very simple: because the story doesn't fit the narrative they're actively pushing.

I will start:

It was after I saw that it rebranded to "X". Set my acc to private, logged out and deleted it from my phone over the course of a day.

I asked a similar question on Masto months before, and decided that it would be great to do it here.

So if you know what I am talking about, you know what I am talking about.

In adult-oriented American media in the old days, intellectually/developmentally/mentally disabled characters were often depicted to be wearing helmets, diapers, drooling, and having "that" tone of their voice, while speaking things that don't make sense. While this stereotype has mostly vanished, it is still kinda alive in the form of that "brainlet" wojak and Jeffy from the SuperMarioLogan videos.

I've been wondering this for a long time now. Where the hell does this stereotype come from?

The pilot episode of the original Keroro anime, produced in 2003.

All the designs stayed the same, but Natsumi's skin colour was light just like in the manga.

This song (including the Norwegian version) gives me chills in a good way, no matter how many times I listen to it.