sex hål i väggen

@miaingem.bsky.social

justice and peace for gaza❤️

Socialdemokraternas klimatmabitioner ligger på ungefär samma nivå som Moderaternas och Sverigedemokraternas, enligt den granskning Researchers’ Desk gjort. Något för alla väljare att uppmärksammas på, och för socialdemokrater att ifrågasätta sitt parti om.

Researchers' Desk@researchersdesk.bsky.social · 3d ago

Researchers' Desk har granskat riksdagspartiernas klimatambitioner inför valet. Miljöpartiets ambitioner ger de lägsta utsläppen, följt av Vänsterpartiet. researchersdesk.se/media/pages/...

Yes, this is 100% about censorship in general, and the current anti-sexual weirdness that’s going on. But a paragraph near the end of the article is especially telling… ASMR is primarily created by women. Women doing anything will always be perceived by some as inherently sexual (excerpt in comms)

Sam Cole@samleecole.bsky.social · 5d ago

a bunch of popular ASMR artists lost their channels forever this week, after YouTube cited them for violating terms against "sexually gratifying" content: www.404media.co/youtube-asmr...

Ah, this warms the cockles of my cold, dead heart. Wait til you see the price a TERF had to pay for lying about a trans woman. "...also be required to publish a court-approved apology that must remain pinned on their social media channels for three months" www.lgbtqnation.com/2026/07/an-a...

An anti-trans activist lied about a trans athlete injuring cis women. Now she has to pay the price. - LGBTQ Nation

Kirralie Smith admitted in court she didn't have any evidence to back up her claim about a trans woman injuring two cis women.

lgbtqnation.com

While we're still talking about Greek epic poems: The Song of Achilles, by Madeline Miller, is an outstanding book: queer love story + adventure story. Gorgeous prose. The best way to enjoy it is by audiobook. The narrator, Frazer Douglas, has a voice so sexy you're tearing your clothes off.

Cover art for the The Song of Achilles, featuring an ancient Greek helmet o a wine-dark background.

I bang on about this, but this is an initiative across industries to convince consumers that persistent surveillance is a benefit to the user when it’s actually an attempt to turn consumers into a constant source of data (far beyond the ways we currently are).