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...is that fucking Loss?A neuron fired and I remembered the perfect inadvertent metaphor for a modern little boy caught playing with Mom's makeup:
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...is that fucking Loss?A neuron fired and I remembered the perfect inadvertent metaphor for a modern little boy caught playing with Mom's makeup:
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Back in the day, a guy could do all these things for fun and not have them mean anything. Now, they're red flags.
If some guy was wearing nail polish or played dress-up and just acted normal otherwise, I
Japan actually has a subculture of this in music and art, Visual Kei which is essentially emo/goth with some Victorian/Lolita (as in the fashion) and 80s glamrock influences give or take, filled with a lot of gender-bending but no trannies.This is so weird.
As said, this was just a "thing" when I was younger.
The boys I fancied the most all had long hair and nail polish but where without a shadow of a doubt all men.
I was heavy in the goth scene and pretty much every dude was a gender bender but there was never any doubt that maybe they were UwU KaWai.
Exhibit A: Peter Steele
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The vampirefreaks people i met growing up were cringy and all, but most of them were also very homophobic despite the outfits. Granted, this is latam in the 00s, even the faggots were homophobic.I was heavy in the goth scene and pretty much every dude was a gender bender but there was never any doubt that maybe they were UwU KaWai.
Lol. There was a lot of dir en grey in my teensJapan actually has a subculture of this in music and art, Visual Kei which is essentially emo/goth with some Victorian/Lolita (as in the fashion) and 80s glamrock influences give or take, filled with a lot of gender-bending but no trannies.
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I think it's a pretty cool style.
Bringing this back up from a month ago. Possible PL, but over the past few years, since ketamine has essentially become totally legal and barely regulated (i.e. via startups like Mindbloom), I've seen a number of trans/non-binary people I know or who are friends of friends develop problems with it. They get into it because "it relieves dysphoria" (i.e. you don't feel anything) and then wind up using it every day, or multiple times a day. You are absolutely not supposed to do this for therapeutic use, because the side effects are really bad (including incontinence), but people have convinced themselves that because it's basically legal, it's safe.Ketamine went from nothing to "give it out like candy." It's supposed to be for severe pain and as a last resort for treating depression before icepicks. In practice ketamine has replaced opiods as a continuing revenue stream from patients and insurance companies to doctor's pockets.
Bringing this back up from a month ago. Possible PL, but over the past few years, since ketamine has essentially become totally legal and barely regulated (i.e. via startups like Mindbloom), I've seen a number of trans/non-binary people I know or who are friends of friends develop problems with it. They get into it because "it relieves dysphoria" (i.e. you don't feel anything) and then wind up using it every day, or multiple times a day. You are absolutely not supposed to do this for therapeutic use, because the side effects are really bad (including incontinence), but people have convinced themselves that because it's basically legal, it's safe.
I think ketamine therapy in a controlled environment is helpful for people who have severe issues, like someone I know who has treatment-resistant bipolar 2 who says that it's helped them more than any other drug they've taken. I've spoken out about why I think it's bad that people are turning themselves into zombies "therapeutically". Some people get it, specifically the people who've had to, say, help their roommate out of a K hole after they shit themself on their couch. Other people criticize me for stigmatizing drug use, but are ignoring the fact that the ready availability of ketamine is creating problems that would have been extremely uncommon 5 years ago.
This. This right here was the entirety of my teenhood lol.Japan actually has a subculture of this in music and art, Visual Kei which is essentially emo/goth with some Victorian/Lolita (as in the fashion) and 80s glamrock influences give or take, filled with a lot of gender-bending but no trannies.
I mean they kinda do, but unless you get into ultra-weeb shit (infested by troons), your only options for off-mainstream music subcultures are hyperpop (exclusively by and for troons) and soundcloud rap.Music subcultures like this can't really exist and flourish today because of said mutilation cult
So where does scenecore fit in?I mean they kinda do, but unless you get into ultra-weeb shit (infested by troons), your only options for off-mainstream music subcultures are hyperpop (exclusively by and for troons) and soundcloud rap.
I also think the availability and strength of weed is an issue as well for a lot of young people’s mental health. I’m happy with it being legalised but wish it was labelled somehow for strength like with alcohol.Bringing this back up from a month ago. Possible PL, but over the past few years, since ketamine has essentially become totally legal and barely regulated (i.e. via startups like Mindbloom), I've seen a number of trans/non-binary people I know or who are friends of friends develop problems with it. They get into it because "it relieves dysphoria" (i.e. you don't feel anything) and then wind up using it every day, or multiple times a day. You are absolutely not supposed to do this for therapeutic use, because the side effects are really bad (including incontinence), but people have convinced themselves that because it's basically legal, it's safe.
I think ketamine therapy in a controlled environment is helpful for people who have severe issues, like someone I know who has treatment-resistant bipolar 2 who says that it's helped them more than any other drug they've taken. I've spoken out about why I think it's bad that people are turning themselves into zombies "therapeutically". Some people get it, specifically the people who've had to, say, help their roommate out of a K hole after they shit themself on their couch. Other people criticize me for stigmatizing drug use, but are ignoring the fact that the ready availability of ketamine is creating problems that would have been extremely uncommon 5 years ago.
ultra-weeb troonism, last i checkedSo where does scenecore fit in?
I’ve watched a few people completely fuck their lives with weed.I also think the availability and strength of weed is an issue as well for a lot of young people’s mental health. I’m happy with it being legalised but wish it was labelled somehow for strength like with alcohol.
I do smoke regularly, but I like just a weak spliff or two before bed. Sort of equivalent to a glass of wine with dinner, but it helps me sleep better. Kids getting absolutely monged out of their heads on a regular basis is a bad idea.
Hubby and I were talking about that a bit ago.I’ve watched a few people completely fuck their lives with weed.
i’m probably being slightly unfair on weed as there’s no doubt other things they’re using weed to avoid.
One is in the middle of a midlife crisis and it honestly wouldn’t surprise me if I found out he had trooned out
in the future.
And that's a best case scenario. For someone vulnerable or lets say "neurodivergent" weed is a one way ticket to psychosisYou get unmotivated to do anything, and just spend the rest of your life getting high.
It's different for everyone. Mostly I'd say you're correct, but getting involved with weed dramatically improved my life when I got into it as a career. I was a grower at a (legal) op for several years and took care of over 3k plants. I only got started in the industry from attending LAN parties so my career is literally built on weed and vidya.Hubby and I were talking about that a bit ago.
People have the impression that weed is better than hard drugs, but if you're addicted to crack or heroin etc, you have to hustle every day to get it and you hit rock bottom pretty quick. With weed, it's easy and inexpensive to get, and you can use for decades without completely imploding your life. You don't improve your life though. You get unmotivated to do anything, and just spend the rest of your life getting high.
I'm in my 20s, so I am by no means old. But I feel old as fuck considering I wasn't as terminally online as others my age, and now I dont use social media. I remember getting into punk subcultures right before it was took over by troons. I'm still into punk yet it's put me in an awkward place where I can't actually enjoy the community aspect of it all. I can still follow the original meaning and embrace the fashion aspect, but that's about it.I miss this shit so much. Not to sound like a fucking boomer, but I feel so sad that kids these days don't seem to have any music-based subcultures to experiment with as a means of finding their independence and sense of self. I feel like all they have these days are a body mutilation cult and creepy influencer culture, which often goes hand in hand with the former. Music subcultures like this can't really exist and flourish today because of said mutilation cult. Shit sucks.
I know plenty of people who enjoy weed like most of us can enjoy a drink.Hubby and I were talking about that a bit ago.
People have the impression that weed is better than hard drugs, but if you're addicted to crack or heroin etc, you have to hustle every day to get it and you hit rock bottom pretty quick. With weed, it's easy and inexpensive to get, and you can use for decades without completely imploding your life. You don't improve your life though. You get unmotivated to do anything, and just spend the rest of your life getting high.
It's a weird spot to be put in.
Those "transvestigators" are nuts, but this is the other way around. Back in the day, a guy could do all these things for fun and not have them mean anything. Now, they're red flags.
It is a strange period we find ourselves in.
If some guy was wearing nail polish or played dress-up and just acted normal otherwise, I wouldn't care. I have a nephew who wears nail polish because his mom does it and he thinks it's a silly fun thing but he's otherwise just a normal boy and his parents aren't pushing tranny shit on him.
This is so weird.
As said, this was just a "thing" when I was younger.
The boys I fancied the most all had long hair and nail polish but where without a shadow of a doubt all men.
I was heavy in the goth scene and pretty much every dude was a gender bender but there was never any doubt that maybe they were UwU KaWai.
Exhibit A: Peter Steele
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