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lesbiab flirting is just u stand still and say “im gay” until someone says “lets b gay together”

don’t let me on your shadowrun team i will trip and knock over the candles in your summoning circle while i’m trying to reach the outlet under the desk to get my cyberdeck jacked in

tired: trans suffering
wired: trans spite

a database that sorts all games based on if you can be gay in them

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"-given that generally encompasses someone who has ASPD + NPD and a generally negative traits. There is people with ASPD who are pretty much not harming anyone and are in a lot pain because even though they might not feel the guilt and remorse of their actions they’re still capable of feeling lonely and hurt due to the fact they can’t sustain relationships."] z/2

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"Sociapath is just such a shitty term

Most of the time people are referring to people who likely have anti social personality disorder (or at least the behaviours they’re referring to, you still can’t diagnose someone)

+ psychopath is DEFINITELY a outdated term but if you’re gonna use an outdated term that is much closer to what they’re trying to describe,-"] z/1

the myth of the diabolical neighbor with no conscience, living in plain sight while he concocts his evil plans, is just an incredibly harmful myth.

lot of folks who live without a well-developed moral sense have shit lives forever plagued by broken relationships and legal/workplace trouble. it's not a liberating thing. these are not terms to just throw around.

info on why sociopath is an outdated as fuck term:

a sensationalist hack psychologist in the 80s used the term sociopath to justify the death penalty in cases where insanity would provide a stay of execution

the term is much older than the 80s, and has been used in more legitimate contexts. but robert hare is the guy who invented the "sociopath checklist," which was a huge hit in a courtroom setting, and subsequently in a lot of yellow journalism and IDTV "documentaries."