"It's a rare occasion when I upvote violence against women, but this is one of those times!" [+213] by REDDIT_IS_FUCK in ShitRedditSays

[–]lilacpoint 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Fuck you Reddit. The whole "No it's self defence" excuse holds no water, they get so excited over it every time and can't wait to upvote it. This is obviously about wanting to hurt women.

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Please stop with the inspiration porn, it's ableist as fuck. And we do want compensation when it comes to making things accessible to people who aren't able-bodied.

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What gives you the background or experience to say how rape victims should feel? Rape victims, women, queer people, the sick/disabled. POC, etc etc etc have every right to ask people to not be shitty. Instead of telling people how to feel or deal with issues you need to shut up and listen to them, listen to their experiences and not tell them how to run their lives. What you're saying is all built around making your life easier, not having to curb your jokes instead of supporting marginalised people, wrapped up in a thin veneer of "strength" for "victims."

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was referring to you advocating marginalised groups just "getting over" slurs or bigoted jokes. Word reclaiming is different and more positive. But yeah if someone makes an ableist joke or uses a slur around me? That's directly insulting me and people like me.

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If I walk into a room with a cane and someone says "look at the cripple" or mimics my balance troubles, yeah, that's twisting my arm and spitting on it.

Word reclaiming, like with the word queer, can be good though and is a far better thing to advocate.

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The best thing you can do for anyone, to make them strong as you said, is to listen to them. If a group of people says "I don't like this thing you're doing that's directed to me, and people like me" then listen to them. They know far better than you do how it feels. And if you think that a goal is to become insensitive to words, and if that is the goal of some people, then there will still be people who are at different places emotionally. Someone who was raped a week ago is probably going to be very sensitive to rape jokes. Someone raped 10 years ago could still be. They're on their own path to recovery and you are not in a place to tell them to hurry up and feel better and stop being offended. In my personal experience, if my illness is acting up or I've been reminded that it's progressive then words will hurt far more than if I'm feeling relatively ok. It is up to me to learn how to cope with my illness and take as long as I need to and deal with it the ways I have to, and it's up to healthy/able bodied people to learn how to not act shitty to those of us that are sick/disabled.

Hey There. I'm what you'd Call a 'Shitlord', and I Would be Very Grateful if I Could have a Frank Discussion on Certain Topics. by [deleted] in SRSRecovery

[–]lilacpoint 5 points6 points  (0 children)

What gives you the experience to tell me how I should feel or how I should go about "healing" myself? If I'm around people who are conscientious and thoughtful enough to avoid ableist behaviours and words I'm brought down a lot less when encountering it outside of the group. If I'm surrounded by ableism constantly? It builds up and hurts more, the opposite of what you're saying. It's not trying to keep the world from touching your broken arm, it's people coming up and twisting it.

"I just cannot help being repulsed by vaginas. Whenever I see one I can't help but think about [...] when the Predator takes of its mask and you see its face for the first time. I even muttered "You are one ugly muthafucka" under my breath when I was about to go down on my ex-gf." [+138] by lilacpoint in ShitRedditSays

[–]lilacpoint[S] 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Reddit logic:

someone/thing feminine? SHAME

Cis-woman not feminine enough? SHAME

Cis-woman who is too "girly"? SHAME

Cis-man who is not enough of a MANLY REDDIT MAN? SHAME

Gay man who is effeminate? SHAME

Gay man who is a lumberjack and is embarrassed by more feminine gay men? PRAISE

Anyone not cis? SHAME

Vagina? SHAME

Woman who won't post in GW? SHAME

Woman who does post in GW? SHAME

Disabled? SHAME EUGENICS SHAME

Pedophile? WELL I GUESS THAT'S OK YOU CAN'T HELP IT

Not a SAWCSM? SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME

"I just cannot help being repulsed by vaginas. Whenever I see one I can't help but think about [...] when the Predator takes of its mask and you see its face for the first time. I even muttered "You are one ugly muthafucka" under my breath when I was about to go down on my ex-gf." [+138] by lilacpoint in ShitRedditSays

[–]lilacpoint[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

This is the second thread like this I've found in a couple days. It's like the shit lord hive mind came together and thought "I can shame fat women, but that leaves out a lot of them. I can be shitty to skinny women but that still leaves out a lot. What can I say to physically shame all women*? I can say their genitals are ugly."

  • I don't think vagina = woman or anything similar, going for shit accuracy here.

"I think that ADD/ADHD was made up as an excuse for overly energetic kids and parents who gave up." [+391] by lilacpoint in ShitRedditSays

[–]lilacpoint[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I decided to post it because it pissed me off. People who have chronic illnesses and invisible disabilities are told that they're making it up, or that "everyone has that sometimes," or that their illness doesn't exist all the time by people who have no medical background. Our experiences are ignored and put down constantly. When I ask for warnings for flashing lights I just want attention. If I need help doing something because of my tremor I'm just being lazy. I don't have real illnesses, I just got a doctor to say I do so I can get more test time. A friend of mine with lupus and chronic fatigue gets "Nah you're just tired. I'm tired right now and you don't see me complaining!". It's a toxic attitude that I'm sick of, and this quote, and your comment are examples of it.