someone who has never watched phineas and ferb guess what is happening here
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Just a rant.
Aroace culture is being annoyed at people over sexualizing and romanticizing things like bedroom, sleepover, boy/girl friendship, dates, physical affection and kissing. Even confessions. I think it has been drilled into our brains so much even aroaces might feel weird and careful displaying any of them.
Though I'm the one saying this, I do feel awkward and afraid of displaying affection to my friends and family. "Is this right? Am I a creep?" I doubt myself, sometimes I even feel ashamed, all this struggle is because my brain follows the so called "norm" which is "a man and woman can't be friends, they can't be alone together in a bedroom without doing anything funny, they can't live together like friends", "Kissing is only sexual/romantic (including pecks)", "dating is romantic" blah blah blah. Gosh! I wanna be so affectionate with my friends, I wanna go on dates, hug them, kiss them, cuddle them...so so much but my brain is currently stuck on these toxic patterns. Even when my friends show affection, I feel weird and ashamed. I hate it.
I gotta get out of these thinking patterns. I hate amatonormativity. I hate over sexualizing or romanticizing things. I hate all the suffering many people including myself are going through because of this, not just aroaces. I just hate it.
Posted on Oct 30, 2023
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i fucking loved drawing this
norm beloved
villion beloved
they would both shoot a man dead
link to og meme:https://twitter.com/g4teway31/status/1733305574052270147
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spacemoh @caspermothwalker
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Just a general question about something i noticed. How can a Upper-case AI exist and be fine, but a human being put into a computer isn't? Is that just because we're mentally designed just to be meat, or is there something i'm missing?
No, that’s pretty much it!
It’s a complex answer but the short version is that, yeah, the human mind simply has no context for existing in a digital format, where an AI would have been born there, so to speak. There’s the lack of sensory input, of course, but that’s peanuts compared to the simple fact that we simply don’t have the ability to have a storage and processing system that emulates the human mind well enough that a digitally copied person would be comfortable or even sane.
If you had, say, completely hypothetically, someone who lost lost lost lost a certain amount of their b b b body such that their brain was intact and beeeeeeeing kept alive by a series of ███████ machines, could they handle it? Y y y y yes they could. It would be a long and hard hard hard process of adjustment. Every waking moment might be hell. But eventually they w w w wooould be able to handle it. They might even live long enough to see—
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ABTECH THANKS YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
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