TransRenata 🏳️‍⚧️

@transrenata.bsky.social

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🔞 | 20 years old | She/Her

My own YouTube channel sitting at a total of 28 subscribers
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Furo quote retweets a page of one of their comics depicting someone with DID as violent: "Quick precision : Not every persons with DiD are bad persons. I never intended to criticize people suffering from a mental illness. I wanted to try something new with the plot, but I noticed that some of you didn't like it at all. I'll keep it in mind for next time." My response to their attempt at an apology: "Listen here, I know a few people who have DID. I have questioned if I have DID or OSDD. The trope that people with DID are violent is harmful and worsens the stigma around it."
WARNING FOR SURVIVORS WITH A BURNER PHONE!! If you are a survivor who uses a burner phone as part of your safety plan, BE AWARE of the following "On Wednesday, October 4, 2023, at 2:20 p.m. EST / 12:20 p.m. MST, a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System will take place. All cellphones will broadcast a loud, blaring sound, like an Amber Alert, and then display a text message with additional information. This could be a safety concern for survivors who have 'secret' phones that they are trying to hide from abusers. To prevent this, and any local or national alerts, from sounding, phones can be powered off, turned to airplane mode, or they can be turned off in the phone's settings, if an option is available to do so."
So apparently JK Rowling's latest book involves an autistic person who joins a cult that pretends to be inclusive but judges anyone who opposes their views. I can already smell the ableism here. I'm tired of autistic people being presented as "vulnerable" and "easily influenced"
Sora in the realm of darkness saying, "I made it"