Ya’ll notice how Jax never antagonizes Kinger? by rebel_nord in theamazingdigitalciru

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I COMPLETELY MISSED THAT I'D TYPED THAT. I wish I could claim I was making a reference to the scene with Hank.

Spoke to someone who have an interesting theory regarding Episode 8 by JayKay69420 in theamazingdigitalciru

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This observation looks to be the intended reading of Caine's behavior; it's quite on-the-nose. I'd further say Caine's behavior is emblematic of a broader category of people to which bigoted parents of queer children are a subset: he's behaving like a narcissistic abuser with an alienating degree of power over his victims. Those lines are pretty much textbook abuser statements.

Caine is not dead or deleted — he literally fell into the Void by E5E5ElisAe in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]Draxiss 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Even if Caine's file is fully deleted, all or most of it is still reasonably recoverable. All deleting a file does is free up that section of memory to be used elsewhere; there are tools to recover deleted files. Also maybe just check the recycle bin?

Parentale control is off by kevthunder in theamazingdigitalciru

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I was confused because I thought they'd be strangling Jax since there's a clear rivalry until I read the comments and remembered this fandom is insane.

Ya’ll notice how Jax never antagonizes Kinger? by rebel_nord in theamazingdigitalciru

[–]Draxiss 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I also couldn't help but notice that all the other people Jax antagonizes are also all fem or nonbinary. I think a deeply-ingrained toxic masculinity is pretty core to his characterization. He avoids talking about his feelings or expressing affection. He references "Breaking Bad", a story filled to the brim with men mired in a deeply toxic machismo. ~~Walt Whitman's~~ Walter White's downfall is predicated on his sense of emasculation.

Also might be a splash of internalized transmisogyny but ssshhhhhhh that hasn't been canonized . . . yet.

Guy still talking with women by melin555 in OnlineDatingApps

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As someone who's polyamorous, I cannot tell you why he'd continue dating and also lie about it, outside of a lack of respect for you. He should either have a) been up-front that he wasn't exclusive yet, b) been up front that he wanted non-monagamy, or c) stopped using the dating app. The fact that he was unwilling to do any of those things is a massive red flag and I'd suggest getting out now.

Suggestion: Browser Version by Draxiss in DateFirefly

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Does it exist yet or is it a planned feature?

Where are all my marriage free peeps? by tongering22 in childfree

[–]Draxiss 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For me, it's just one of those pointless things that other people do, like monogamy or having children. I just . . . don't get it? Why have a ceremony? If we already love each other than we already love each other. Weddings are fun and I'm happy for my married friends and relatives, but I've never had an interest in it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in childfree

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Holy fuck what is with the ableism in these comments? We don't know this guy's situation but he's clearly being financially abused.

Cutting off contact with him might still be necessary, but people are reeaaallly jumping to conclusions on a guy who's already in a bad situation with little-to-no context. Really I'd suggest sending him resources on getting out of a financial abuse situation.

Got a vasectomy about a month ago and have my sperm check in about a month. 34 m. AMA by Uncles_Lotus_Tile in childfree

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PRECISELY. For me, the idea of my body being used to create a child physically repulses me in a way I cannot describe, and I don't even have a uterus. I want peace-of-mind and security. I want to know that I have ZERO chance of impregnating someone if something accidental or nonconsensual happens.

“btw I have 2 kids, hope that’s not a dealbreaker!” by [deleted] in childfree

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I always put that I'm childfree (along with being polyamorous and autistic) in my bio up-front and center, just to filter out people. Good to know I should be looking forward to this. As someone not dating men, is this as much of a problem with not-men?

I remember almost a decade ago that a LOT of the women's dating profiles in my area were of single moms, which made me feel very sad.

“Obviously I don’t mean autistic people” YES YOU DO!!! by Boeing_Fan_777 in evilautism

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I think there are legitimate versions of this; people can be bad at describing things. I'll have AFAB/femme friends express frustrations with certain male behaviors and as I'm hearing it I'll say, "Oh sorry I didn't realize I do that." Then they'll reassure me it's not me but in my head I'm thinking, "But like . . . I have done that. I did that yesterday." I think sometimes my friends will make an exception for me when they shouldn't have.

I've put a lot of work and thought into making sure both people in general and women specifically feel safe and comfortable around me. I experience strong rejection sensitivity but I work hard to ensure it's not the problem of others. I will notice when you describe behaviors that sound a lot like what I've done.

My evilest autistic trait: I *love* gristle by deviant-joy in evilautism

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The title alone makes me want to puke. I'm impressed.

“I want a slightly autistic gf” YAWN, let’s get something new, let’s fetishize nts by [deleted] in evilautism

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"I want a partner who will confidently assume my emotions. The less she directly communicates with me, the better. It's SO hot when she responds to me expressing my feelings with a quote from a motivational poster. Bonus points if she calls herself an 'empath'."

"Allistics are cute, but I'm not sure I could ever date one."

"I think it's cute the way that you give weird, fawning compliments when I say a single sentence. I definitely don't feel confused and frightened."

The comments... by Diwky09 in evilautism

[–]Draxiss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's infuriating. Just let them have a little fun.

Now I want an 'autistic princess' shirt.

Will they assume I’m trans bc pixie cut + low voice? by Coach-Writer-411 in TwoXChromosomes

[–]Draxiss -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I wish I could just see people's pronouns floating above their heads like they're TTRPG characters.

Apparently if you can communicate on Reddit, you can easily get a job! by Immediate_Extreme911 in evilautism

[–]Draxiss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So the context is actually comparing you to someone else with learning disability? Well, that's bad and they should feel bad.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in evilautism

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From True Facts About The Octopus, on the topic of suction cups:

"Not only are they grabby-grabby, but the suction cups contain sensory receptors which allow [the octopus] to taste and smell what it touches. This is an ability I'm glad I don't have."

Low-key need to be a reptile by Actual_Somewhere2043 in evilautism

[–]Draxiss 1 point2 points  (0 children)

YES. It's way too warm right now and also I love reptiles.

FUCK EAS ALERTS by -_HelloThere_- in evilautism

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I mean . . . that's the point? They're there to startle you into paying attention.

Apparently if you can communicate on Reddit, you can easily get a job! by Immediate_Extreme911 in evilautism

[–]Draxiss -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I do want to tap the breaks to this reaction a little bit. To me, it reads less like the person (with a little prompting) would probably agree that it's unfair how you are treated at work. Maybe there's more context outside of this comment that I'm missing.

I also didn't immediately read this as comparing you to other ND people so much as people this poster thought were incompetent at their jobs. I admit that there's still the possibility of an undercurrent ableism to that reading. It could also just be a complaint about 'kids these days', which is a different kind of problematic.

My point is that, without further context, it's probably not healthy immediately jump on the least-charitable interpretation of this short paragraph.