u/BurchNotButch

I’ve heard socialists talking about these when referencing how tools/materials are used and shared, as well as how the food system affects health. What does it mean?

Hi! I used to think of myself as only attracted to men, but think I may also be attracted to women and wanted to experiment. I’m also worried about how one-night stands could end up being harmful/homophobic. Any tips for how to check that I’m experimenting ethically?

Just the title, but books, movies, film, anything

It’s my understanding most major socialist countries such as China and Vietnam have shifted towards heavy reliance on the market economy, does that mean they are not socialist?

Basically the title. I’m encountering critiques of humanism and realizing I don’t even understand the implications of them, hopefully this will help me feel less lost 😭

Would anybody be able to explain or point me to critiques of regarding individuals as independent subjects? I’m kinda thinking of this along a posthumanist line, like you only exist because of your interactions with others, environments, animals, etc.

Hi!! I’m making a ‘speech’ over the detrimental long-term effects of masking for autistic people & how it alienates people from themselves and forces them to act like “automatons”. Would anyone have recommendations for stories of people’s struggles with masking? (Whether movies, books, personal, etc.)

Help. Need to know where a nonbinary person shops for clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. + familiarize themself with different clothing aesthetics and get fashion advice. The whole lot.

Hi!! Ok I’m new to Reddit and I’m not sure if I’m putting this in the right subreddit, so if not please point me to other places 🙏

Ok background - this is my first time posting here so hi!! But also, I’ve struggled w/ internalized fear around my gender/sexual identity for a while bc I come from a kinda strict and really religious family, but finally came out as nonbinary (yay!). It really makes me feel happy being able to explore how I would like to express myself (which I think is basically the femboy aesthetic 😭).

The problem is I still live with my parents for the next year, and I would get kicked out if I put the transition into main gear, but I still have strong dysphoria around my expression 😔. I have a small group of queer friends, I’ve started using new pronouns around afar people, and I live in a generally supportive area, but my general question is what are ways I could express myself in subtle ways, and also what are things I can do to connect deeper with my identity and meet more queer people to make waiting to transition more bearable.

Tysm! 💗