The Radical Child

Pride Month is coming, but I don't really feel the need to be visible about my sexuality since I believe what happens in the bedroom is none of the government's business, and I can understand making it Military Appreciation Month instead. Being autistic affects me far more than anything else, so that pretty much fronts my identity.

Old but good Cracked article. I can attest to 5, 3, 2, and 1 from personal experience. I was straight before I became legal, but the furry fandom really changed things for me. To be honest though, I probably lean more gynosexual.

Another good article in National Review about trans groups exploiting autistics (sorry, grimmrow), and I know in the furry fandom there are a lot of autistics that have become trans, and the fandom itself pretty much exploited me as an autistic, which in part made me hate most of my own people.

I know biological males in women's sports is a biggie for many, but here's a UN report from last year that says that biological women are vulnerable to injury as a result ("A. Physical Violence") and that they lost hundreds of medals to biological men ("C. Opportunity for fair and safe competition"). And this website. I know "correlation doesn't imply causation" but I think here it does. I think they should either get better in their own league or form a new one. I don't get why the American Left wants to make dumb shit like this a hill to die on. Definitely a manufactured crisis just as the eugenics movement was.

Here's some related meme stuff I did:




I know in some countries like The Netherlands the second is true. Demographics never make one superior to anyone else, and I don't think the general population should have to conform to the standards and values of minority groups.

I know it's all about "tolerance," but it seems that those that advocate this seem to be the most intolerant, and labeling others they disagree with as "fascists" really exemplifies that. I know they don't like "straight pride" since they believe, "They're about us and them and we're about unity!"

What? Gay activists seem to be all about "us and them." I know the State Department just uses LGB now, but apparently activists seem to think that's bigoted as well.

I'm autistic, but I'm really not proud of myself about anything since that goes against my faith and is pretty much a deadly sin. Be it for nationality or sexuality, pride still goeth before the fall.

It's National Coming Out Day, and I'm definitely open about being non-heterosexual (though my aromanticism ranks well above those various identities since people like Catholic priests and Popes pretty much have to be), but as it affects me far more, being autistic comes well above that.