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JJ1 wrote: Wed Jul 08, 2026 3:15 pm Thanks for sharing, but it would be better if you put all parts in a single thread for convenience, so I suggest you do so next time.

Links: part 2, part 3.

Oh sweet thanks for providing these links! These have been really satisfying to read.

Thank you Puerto Lobos for your kind words.

Yes, it is very tragic the state we are in. It is a "Bizzaro" world where up is down and black is white. Similarly, the antis love to paint us as the villains in their sick fantasies of "wood chippers" and "ties to stones and thrown in the sea ...

Through your work does occasionally looks backward at different events from the past I'm really taken with the fact that you manage to keep the focus firmly on exposing the state of the present world we live in today rather than being distracted by lamenting the past failures of society.

I felt so ...

Got here after reading "How 'Child Protection' Hysteria is a Multi-Billion Dollar Industry" and wanting to hear more from you. I really love the intersection of labour rights and child advocacy you explore in your work. It's a truly refreshing take on old often overly simplified politics of child ...

I needed this essay so much today. I have numerous hobbies that directly involve creative play with my community, but it often feels like a distraction from real action. And yet, when I dedicate myself entirely to work and direct action I find that my free time dies. Not that I don't have free time ...

I'm so excited to see all your ideas come together on this one! Write faster

Yeah awesome website!

Perhaps it has something to do with BLs being part of the homosexual community before being more firmly ostracized. Could have maybe created more of an activist bent and tendency towards building community.

Could have something to do with how the spaces are policed and attacked by law enforcement ...

Oh definitely accept. Life really is too short to entertain self deception. Not to mention I really don't believe there is any harm in attraction.

I preface that I never felt part of the LGBTQ+ community for many reasons, the most important being that I can't find it "neutral". In the sense: Does it really make sense that one must include or exclude certain letters, when it should instead be implicit who is or isn't included? It almost gives ...