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A fat, a feminist, a funny, a queer. Most certainly ND somehows&ways. they/them 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ 💛🤍💜🖤

London, England
Joined February 2009
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This old video of mine going out to all the fatphobes in my mentions today 😘 Might be time to reopen the hotline…
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🧵 about #class #privilege and #privateeducation. Watching the Olympic swimming last night and Clare Balding said something in such an incredulous tone which summed up the establishment perspective and how their experience differs. 1/
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This quote, from Mahershala Ali’s character, George, in Netflix’s ‘Leave The World Behind’ - apply this to bigots: “Nothing frightens me more, than a person unwilling to learn. Even at their own expense. That’s a darkness I will never understand.”
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Bigots are so convinced their hate is serving them, despite continuing to be miserable. Constantly afraid of receiving the same level of persecution they dish out. The commitment to to it is frightening
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Even if treatment offered was free, painless, guaranteed to never have negative side effects - people should still have the right to chose it for themselves
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A society that doesn’t make things accessible, on the basis that disabled people *could* chose to no longer be disabled, isn’t a society with free choice at all
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A utopian society wouldn’t *only* include tech and medicine that could potentially eradicate disabilities and illnesses A utopian society would be built on autonomy first as a principle, and would cater for all people and their choices
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Wow, you sound like you were never abused by a parent (derogatory)
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“Why can’t you just be a woman who’s a bit masculine sometimes?” Because I want no part in fucking gender crap, that’s why. I don’t want my every physical and personality trait fucking categorised like that
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But when you ask that question, what you’re really doing is showing me that you think I’m a problem, to which there is a solution Sorry not sorry to disappoint
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Rejection and dismissal is painful. Being an unapologetic fat and queer person, makes my life harder in many ways But what’s the alternative? Sacrificing who I am, to play a part that *might* grant me an absence of rejection, just long enough for someone to exploit me? No
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The queer agenda is literally just promoting autonomy And that shouldn’t be scary but, it is, if you’ve been raised as a commodity. A commodity who’s only sources of love, joy and sanctuary, come from performing for others
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When that performance becomes intrinsically linked to your survival, it makes sense that people showing you another way would be perceived as dangerous
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Single women who date men might wanna watch the replies here 👀 🚩
A very specific request: I'm looking to speak to men who love the Wolf Of Wall Street for an article I'm writing for Dazed. If you describe that film as your favourite, or have done so in the past, please send me a DM and I can tell you more about the piece #journorequest
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“A tax on hope” Correct
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Making friends is hard because a lot of people seem to only view other humans as commodities I have often felt what I thought was genuine caring from someone, only to discover they were keeping me sweet so long as I was of use to them
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It’s so hurtful to be in need and reach out to what you think is a supportive person, for them to then suddenly treat you like a burden
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Roger Federer and Quentin Tarantino - related, no?
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White culture is finding community through a shared hatred of others We’re raised on this shit. Taught to bond over how well we can ridicule people Bigotry is like currency
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