aubrey, from mahjong 🀄

@honksnooze.moe.observer

nsfw | they/it/she | severe riichi mahjong brainworms | occasionally perverted about blood and violence

it's always a funny thing when someone follows me from an alt account and i don't know for sure who it is. do i actually know you? maybe! possibly! unsure! but if youre chill i'll follow back anyway and maybe years down the line i'll shock you by revealing that i thought you were someone else

I don't care about what any discourse is nowadays - if you join in with any sort of outcry against a trans person at this point I don't fucking trust you. "but this issue's important" then why is your target a random internet trans woman and not one of the millions of cis men doing the same thing.

it's crazy how Rozen Maiden was simultaneously a product of its time and way ahead of its time. You probably wouldn't see it made today but I think it's due for a comeback. Its true audience is ready for it now

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actually while putting likes on other people's timelines feels probably worse, at least that can lead people to finding new artists to follow I guess this approach doesn't even have that going for it but regardless, attaching a username to a like can only really be used as a tool for harassment.

aubrey, from mahjong 🀄@honksnooze.moe.observer · 18h ago

it's not as bad as plastering it on other people's timeline like on twitter, but man I hate how you can't just like posts in peace anywhere nowadays.

info below a post showing the number of reposts, quotes, likes, saves, and now notably which specific people I follow have liked it showing their usernames and PFPs