He/him | 22 | Gay | Student of the macabre | Vegan | Film, punk rock, and literature buff | Hellaverse fan | Adult content ahead | Ni Dieu, ni César, ni tribun!
Abya Yala
Joined July 2026
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Florian retweeted
It has become a "joke" within a bizarrely mediocre community but whenever someone on here wants to praise Spindlehorse's shows for something they sincerely enjoy they have to express their animosity towards Viv on behalf of this insecure sexism that she made something they like.
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I think that the biggest problem facing discussions on the social impacts of art is that they're generally framed within a winner-takes-all approach: accepting that artistic works can shape reality in some ways means they must shape reality in all ways imaginable. -
and exploitative. Real women (and also men and non-binary individuals), made out of flesh and blood, are hurt, violated, and even killed as a result of it, all for profit. It must be opposed, with seriousness and diligence, as a particularly exploitative capitalist endeavor. -
Florian retweeted
While it’s true some people dismiss astrology on misogynist grounds, I’m afraid that Le Guin said it best.
What was the "overall positive effect" of the recent murder of 120 Iranian children in Minab? What pragmatic consequence can be used to justify exploding dozens of innocent kids into piles of limbs and rubble?
ALT A picture of a small girl's severed, bloody arm resting upon a pile of rubble, right next to a dust-covered chunk of internal organs. This photograph was taken in the aftermath of the 2026 Minab school attack, perpetated by the United States of America.
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Once again, a lot of the online vitriol thrown at VivziePop turns out to be motivated by mysoginy.
It is absurd that a tweet in which a man says that women "need to stop writing gay men" has hundreds of likes, and barely no one is calling out the blatant sexism here.
