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Redux 4: Headless
Adult content. You know it. Content Warning for discussion of mental health, messed up psychological dynamics, suicidal ideation and pretended self-harm, along with sexuality, transradicalisation and all of that sort of thing. They’re the literal opposite of censorship, both an expression of compassion for the reader and a statement of respect, a recognition that the
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Faceless
RL!Sian doesn’t have a face. Oh, sure, you’ll look at her and you’ll see two eyes, two ears, a nose, a mouth; she looks perfectly normal to you. But she can’t look in a mirror. She can’t countenance photographs of herself. It’s always been like that: recently she realised that the fact that she doesn’t
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Directional Membrane
Last week, RL!Sian was interviewed by a qualitative researcher about her activism. She’s a central part of a volunteer organisation that advocates and supplies housing for disabled and multiply marginalised people. It wasn’t necessarily the intention that nearly everyone they had on the books was queer, but disability, housing precarity and queerness are honestly more
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Compliance. is. Mandatory.
The UK isn’t safe. The Thing happened and the dreaded EHRC Guidance became law. Meanwhile a British billionaire who made her fortune from shitty, mean-spirited but insanely popular children’s books has apparently been intimidating Amnesty International — Amnesty International — with legal threats because they published a list of anti-rights organisations in the UK, and




