when someone says "uh hey the fetishization of bodies like ours makes us deeply uncomfortable and is often straight-up triggering, so please please please be mindful of what you post in this space because while some stuff is uplifting, a lot of fat kink art does unfortunately rely on demeaning stereotypes and cruel language with an eggplant emoji attached" and some folks' response is "oh so you HATE fat people!?!? you don't think fat people can be SEXY???" i always have to wonder whether there's a second, secret language that shares all the same words but with wildly different meanings
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Indulgent furry artist, character designer and cartoonist, NSFW 🔞
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in reply to @VixieMoondew's post:
Literally why our original originally created Milly, because she was uncomfortable with that whole aspect of fatfur stuff. A health-at-any-size, health-is-not-worth athlete raccoon-mouse who was fat because of her biology instead of "big hungry fatty who eats a lot" felt like something that needed to exist.
people just hate hate haaaate thinking critically about how their lizard brain boner fuel comes off in an open public forum
please, xir, if i can't post my hard dominatrix nun content in a server full of catholic church abuse survivors the capitalists win
no yeah. it doesn’t even have to involve uncovering personal trauma, people are just allowed to define what they do and don’t wanna see in their own social spaces. See also: “what do you MEAN I can’t post ABDL in the Korps server? This is DISCRIMINATION”
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like. bruh. there are DMs. go to DMs. make another server. post your character sucking a paci or fucking their sister or shitting their pants there. it's fine. no one's gonna torch and/or pitchfork you.
people act like setting boundaries within a space is passing judgment on what is and isn't okay in society when really at its heart it's just "we don't wanna see that here"