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>>40361409
I'm happily married. My partner is a bit more vanilla but they've grown to be more accepting after initially making fun of me for my thoughts (years ago)
Also I'm really not that bizarre imo. At least not compared to some people on f-list
>>40361418
>mass extinction
Most beings seek to perpetuate similar forms in some way. Extinction denies that, and it's a permanent fate that affects entire groups based on cascading failures that are generally very hard to reverse and involve a long decline. It can also involve the victory of an Other and tends to occur with rapid change... the stress from that change has sadistic appeal.
>technological unemployment
Like cuckolding but skill based instead of sexual, humans are social animals so a lot of our worth derives from appraisal of our functions in an interdependent sense. Being made redundant strips that away while inducing despair, and empowers smaller groups of already selfish and powerful people. Also machines are just really sexy - they have messy internal parts with a harmonic order overall and can excel at specialized functions absurdly well.
>genocide
Generally involves rape and snuff... like the aforementioned mass extinction but with more conscious humiliation element that may be recorded in history for a long time.
>stats and measurements
It's intimate knowledge. Also I think quantifying people puts them in clear hierarchies and makes them uneasy... calling two people smart or tall or wealthy is much less confronting than comparing their IQ or height or income/assets. The idea of a TERF doctor doing a general checkup on my trans body and being mocking or rough with no consequence is also hot. Statistics that track global problems and inequalities and power inequalities are hot
>geopolitics
Power relations on a mass scale that can't really be escaped, also tied to domestic ethnic power struggles and the production of machinery. Involves "relationships" too