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Now presenting: THE shot I've been dreaming of glitching ever since I learned you could circuit bend a playstation PS1 bent by gork_online, generously loaned to me for the time being

Year 1-2 of transition I felt every misgender was a stab in the heart, and it was my fault for not being good enough. Now? You can tell when it’s malicious and intentional, and even then there’s not anything you can *do* other than say “wow, what an asshole.”

beepatrix2@benamas.cleftofdimensions.net · 3w ago

(rent lowering gunshots) getting upset over being calmly misgendered by strangers is a sign of emotional immaturity; obviously if they know better or are being rude that's different, but it's usually some normie who can't tell wtf you are from looking and is just trying to just get through their day

i think my favorite kind of political wonk is the “centrist guy whos job is paying attention to politics but doesn’t understand anything”, easiest gig in the world. collect money from wealthy elite and just write “this just doesn’t make any sense!” articles every week

This week in strange VHS: A storybook narration of little red riding hood featuring an animation where a bunch of small monsters sing a song naming parts of the body... and one of the monsters is a xenomorph??

"Little Red Riding Hood", a Video Story Book. I think it's Korean?the wolf jumping out the window yelling "help"a xenomorph loudly exclaiming "shoulder!"glitchy eyeball

The "centrist" think tank Third Way is looking to pay someone between $140,000 and $150,000 to spend their days trying to dig up dirt on DSA members. They're trying to sell this gig as "anti-extremism" work, which I find completely disgusting.

from job listing:

As the Director of Anti-Extremism, a typical day might include…

Assembling and updating a database of the DSA’s most extreme ideas and statements and a repository of voting records, affiliations, and issue positions to make available to allies and partners;
Leading public opinion research to identify and test the contrasts that move base voters away from these extreme candidates;
Overseeing the development of memos, talking points, rapid response materials, and other products that make the case against these extreme forces in American politics;
Promoting and marketing our research and materials to ensure they reach decisionmakers quickly, repeatedly, and at scale through a coordinated distribution infrastructure;
Recruiting and arming a group of young, diverse spokespeople to fight the DSA from a center-left perspective and assembling a broad coalition of organizational partners to make the case against extremism;
Running an earned media program to create a drumbeat of our message in op-eds, television appearances, podcasts, and traditional and digital media engagement.