Khalida Başar, Odinslayer

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Khalida - she/they/he - polyamorous transfem nonbinary butch lesbian author @dragonsandsapphics.bsky.social | Mixed Turkish 🌈 27/100 https://vaeladenarr.carrd.co/

The manufacture of the appearance of controversy is a defining feature of the trans exclusionary movement, and it is generally manufactured through the inclusion of voices outside of the grass roots organisation of women's sports.

It's not an abstract debate over the hypotheticals of whether trans women might have genetic advantages or not, it's a well worn thing where cis women athletes are actively fighting for trans inclusion and sick of being talked over.

Trans womens participation is sports is less a controversy (as experts actively involved in it don't seem to disagree) so much as it is a battleground between people doing women's sports and people who are broadly against it.

It's one thing to know AI usage can atrophy cognitive abilities, it's another to see it demonstrated in real time by someone who just won't stop replying with the same nonsense over and over and realizing oh, this guy has been trying to prompt engineer other people.

Having a weird AI guy crashing out in my mentions for days is really informative of how AI can boil your brain, 'cos he's treating other human beings like chatbots he just has to repeat himself to in order to get the desired response and is baffled he's not getting obsequious "my bad, you're right"

Isn't it cool Thailand is out-producing the US in lesbian visual media at every level now, lol. Crappy cheap soap operas, we got it. Detective procedurals, we have it too. High-budget films where two lesbians defy spacetime to find each other? That's right.

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Going to watch the Thai space lesbian film since they're going to rescreen it in theaters soon.

people always treated me like I was weird because the suffering of people on the other side of the world wasn’t abstract to me just because there was distance between us and I fundamentally never understood why I am the weird one here.