pronouns: cele/celes
Plural. This is why we use we. Trans{gender and species}.
We aren’t human, thank you!
We are also ace- and aro- spec, so don’t direct sexual or romantic things at us. Even if it’s meant as non-romantic or non-sexual just don’t say we are loved or you love us etc.
Don’t call yourself any familial (dad, mum etc) words at us, it is extremely traumatic for us.
Some of the fediverse’s most hated mods and social justice advocates.
If personally attacked, argued against in bad faith, or find folks not confronting their own biases, being bigoted etc we will call it out, report or just block. You have been warned.
Not all asexuals are sex repulsed, it just means not being sexually attracted to others either all the time or some of the time (unless preconditions are met in the case of demisexuals or grey-asexuals). Us ace-spec people can and do have sex if we aren’t always repulsed, just not always for attraction reasons.
Hope this makes sense and helps!
Hi Vi- Grail. Nice to see You around.
Sure. Might be worth adding to the top level post also.
Could you fix it in the top level post please?
We think that most folks in fedi don’t particularly care for facebook, nor alternatives for it. We might be incorrect and a dedicated app might change that, but that’s the feeling we get for now.
Excellent work, thanks!
No, we mean the website that is linked is marked as for sale.
Oh, that makes sense. Thanks for explaining! 🙂
We meant playing as her.
What does oversexualizing mean?
Like what does it look like and how do you do it?
We genuinely don’t understand.
No more Jesse? No thanks.
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Or cute people in the case of nonbinary people.
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Sociopathy and psychopathy are incorrect terms for ASPD, they’re meant to provoke fear. That was our only point really.
As for the rest of what you said, we’re well aware of a lot of it as it’s a special interest of ours (behaviour) and we’ve met people who have various ‘cluster B’ diagnoses and always did our best to understand them and work with them.
Though A lot of how you define/explain ASPD is incorrect, just so you know.
We weren’t really claiming anything about whether it’s ableist or not about choosing to have a relationship with someone who is diagnosed with ‘cluster b’ diagnoses or not.
Still, thanks for sharing your experience with us and we hope the treatment goes well.
Yes, ASPD is the correct term and we do wish people would stop using the ‘scary’ and incorrect wording sociopathy and psychopathy, since that isn’t how they’re defined anywhere officially as far as we’re aware.
Yeah, we’ve done some research recently and have a lot of empathy, sympathy, care and understanding for those who are diagnosed with ASPD. Thank you for explaining how it effects you though.
Yes, we agree, thanks for backing us up :).
A large number of those girls are borderline sociopaths, even murderers.
Good news, there is research showing even those which are ableistly called ‘sociopaths’ (which isn’t a real thing), and murders can be helped to not behave in harmful ways any more.
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Sure, we’ve seen You around before.
Oh, thank You so much!