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This thing in SCP (English speaking) community reminds me KOSA

Here's what I wanted to say. During the good ol' times, we had no issues when gender of a character got swapped. When artists would think, "What if this character was a woman?" They would draw it a couple of times, discuss the concept, like, "gosh she would be such a queen!" - and that's it. That's it. The original character would stay original. It would still be the basis, the initial thought would remain.

Nowadays kiddies on Tumblr create alternative versions of a character - and make it the basis. And bloody hell this is directly related to identity politics. Let me explain.

Radical leftists think that the reality that's in your head is more important. When you think you're a man/woman/bunny/Napoleon - and that's "your truth", and who gives a damn what's going on in the objective reality. Moreover, they're enabling people to deny it.

So these shitheads on Tumblr, instead of interpreting already existing media, distort it under the influence of their mental illnesses, deviations, and ideology.

Because this is not interpretation, it's distortion. Interpretation involves cause-and-effect relationships. All these "rewrites" and "alternative versions" have no such thing.

_____________________________________________ That's why the main SCP site and ENG fandom can go to hell with their rewrites and removals of earlier works.

They aren't "making them better", they're imposing a moralist standard on them. What happened to media literacy? Sometimes horrendous topics are portrayed to create the desired artistic effect. Such topics are used precisely because they are hard to swallow, precisely to make the reader uncomfortable, and their inclusion does not mean the author endorses such behaviors in real life. In most cases, it's the exact opposite.

Revising art to make it more "family friendly" and "politically correct" is totalitarian.

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Some of my doodles that I doodled in school

[altotjrein]

For some reason I don't feel "Oh my stars! You feel *bad feeling*?! I feel sorry for you, I can understand your feeling". Like I can pretend. Yes, I was pretending to everyone, sorry. But I can’t really feel it. Still, I feel ashamed. And sometimes I feel ashamed for what I don’t feel. And it was shame that forced me to carry the necessary items to a sick person from 40°. I don't feel comfortable telling the psychiatrist this. I'm uncomfortable with the possibility that I might be considered a malingerer.

Sorry if there are grammatical errors, English is not my first language.

Even worse is the fact that when I pretend I always overact, which makes people think of me as someone who cares too much about others.