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I study galaxy morphology and quiescence. Fan of philosophy, extragalactic astrophysics, feminism, horror, fantasy, video games, TTRPGs, Magic: the Gathering, and cheese 🧀. 🧡🤍🩷 MTG Arena: AstroCat#57934 (Pioneer, Historic, Historic Brawl only)
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DMs are fine if they’re Platonic and not to solicit art commissions or anything else. I’m a lesbian and have a life partner, so please respect that.

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using that when I butt in on many conversations between men about women to just remind them: yo women aren’t some alien species. We’re just people. But the thing that throws me for a loop is having to remind myself of the opposite when I find men strange!
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them as just another person and not fundamentally different, the easier it becomes to understand *why* there are some differences. That sounds really banal/mundane I guess? I’m just appreciating, sometimes, how people with different lived experiences are still just people, period. And I find myself
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issues and cultured history. And I know this sounds like “well duh, is this new to you?” Well, no, but I still think about it a lot. A lot of problems come from “othering” people, and the more we look at someone different for whatever reason—say, gender/sex like this is about—and the more we see
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you stop thinking of another gender as an “other” and more just “other circumstances,” it’s easier to just see the person beneath, and I personally get this feeling of oneness, of unity, where I can briefly plant myself in someone’s shoes and see that they’re mostly just like me, just with different
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overly emotional and irrational, often infantilized (and sometimes this is either internalized, embraced, or used ironically, to make things more complex). Women see men as hedonistic, low emotional intelligence, brash, etc. Again these are purposefully vague stereotypes. But my point is that when
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Drunk ramble incoming. I was thinking about how gendered people see other gendered people and how it’s really easy to “other” one another. Woof, this thought’s really hard to explain. But consider in general (GENERALLY, ya filthy animals, not saying you all do this). Women are seen as dainty, as
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Me, wiggling at my gf: “I’m wiggling at you. I’ve been practicing wiggles for some time”

Her: “That reminds me, we need to talk about (person we know)”

Me: “what, wiggles?!”

(It was not the wiggles)

(But should have been)
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Basically she thinks that things are too far gone for small performative acts like a single person not eating meat to make a difference, plus some plants eat meat, plus uh…. She might eat somebody
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She discusses this in this very graphic novel
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When I go I’m making everyone read comic sans. One last act of chaos
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Started this due to ordering the costume, and holy shit, Ivy doesn’t fuck around.
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I just practically one shotted the first Lucavi with my black mage lol
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October Movies recap
1. Splinter (2008)
2. From Beyond (1986)
3. In the Mouth of Madness (1994)
4. Sea Fever (2019)
5. We Are Still Here (2015)
6. The Void (2016)
7. It Follows (2014)
8. Dagon (2001)
9. Relic (2020)
10. Absentia (2011)
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Spooky movie rec day 10

I actually just now learned this was Mike Flanagan looking up the cover art, lol. Anyway, Absentia (2011), much like yesterday’s Relic, is a film that wears other themes on its sleeve (loss, in this case) while the horror simmers to a boil in the background. Creature feature
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No, very little resemblance at all! I get comments like this about my girlfriend too. I wonder if men with men hear the same thing?
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I do! But we’re only 4, maybe 5 episodes through Alien Earth. Rarely have time to watch 😭
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It’s fantastic, lots of fun. One of the only games I know of that not only has a hidden traitor mechanic but a spreading one where the traitor can make more traitors secretly.
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Guys I cannot manage hills and I will soon die. Jennifer ain’t wrong