I've just had the worst day ever. Send me a message and photo from your ween

Something like "hey fren, u seem sad, but I is here now to snuggle u. No more sad."

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Should I quit this fandom?

I feel like I don't contribute anything worthwhile to this fandom or to society. I don't feel like I deserve to be in this fandom because I'm a worthless failure and don't deserve to be happy. Should I just do everyone a favor and quit?

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u/They-Them_Moonwalker — 2 days ago

should I just quit reddit and kill myself

I can't deal with the bullying anymore. I can't deal with not one single person ever being on my side. I hate myself so much already and I want to relapse. Should I just quit because I contribute nothing to this app or society?

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u/They-Them_Moonwalker — 2 days ago

A screenplay idea I'm writing for Jaafar (and myself, TW for horror and violence)

I've heard through the grapevine that Jaafar would like to pursue horror roles. That being said, I've recently been down a true crime movie rabbit hole, and I realized there are a lot of movies based on serial killers, like Psycho and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but there are a lot of iconic killers without any titles to their names. Then I thought of one I was really fascinated (and infuriated) by: the Rainbow Maniac, an unidentified killer who targeted gay men and killed 13 of them in Paturis Park in Carapicuía, Brazil, from July 2007 to August 2008.

Then was born the title of the screenplay, Spectrum, and the two main characters, Jesse (played by me, since they're my self-insert) and Luis (played by Jaafar.)

It follows 16-year-old Jesse Summers who moves from the United States to Sao Paulo with their family in 2007. They're nonbinary but haven't told their parents yet because they know they'll freak out and disown them. They don't fit in anywhere due to their nonconformist ways, and they're desperately searching for any sort of sense of belonging. And they find it in their neighbors, 27-year-old Luis and 29-year-old Gabriel. They form a close friendship, and during a long night sitting on their porches, Jesse confesses to Luis that they're nonbinary. They expect him to freak out since he's the first person they ever told, but he doesn't. He confides that he's gay, and him and Gabriel are actually dating, not roommates like Jesse had assumed. But unbeknownst to them, someone is listening.

And the next day, Gabriel is found in Paturis Park, beaten to death.

What do we think? In case anyone's somehow in contact with any film execs who are interested in this idea, hit me up.

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u/They-Them_Moonwalker — 9 days ago

In 2020, @stardewleaf posted this to Twitter. The backlash was instant, causing a month-long internet debate.

On November 20th, 2020, a Twitter user named Fifi posted this picture of her Animal Crossing character. It features her character sitting in her house with a cute hairstyle. Almost immediately, Fifi received criticism for calling the hairstyle “space buns” instead of “Afro puffs” and for wearing the hairstyle on a white character. Fifi kept wearing the hairstyle, and in true Twitter fashion, it went way too far way too fast. People accused Fifi of being ableist because her Twitter name was in a font that was hard to read. She also received threats to doxx her, kill her dog, report her account, and was also told to kill herself via private messaging. Later, the threats escalated, and she was doxxed. An ex-friend of hers, Dylan encouraged efforts to report her account, leading to it being briefly suspended. Dylan‘s account was later suspended because he allegedly participated in the doxxing efforts. And a month after the incident, Fifi deleted her account.

Honestly, this is just stupid. This girl was doxxed over a bundle of pixels.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/kzncc1/animal_crossing_space_buns_how_an_animal_crossing/

u/They-Them_Moonwalker — 19 days ago