[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 04 pages, 085 secrets from Secret Submission Post #312.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[femme_androgyne]

Well, people use transspecies, so presumable the reverse of that would be cisspecies. IDK, though, since I avoid Tumblr SJWs as much as possible.

ETA: 15 seconds on Google and I didn't even have to specify that I was looking for something on Tumblr: http://transspecies.tumblr.com/ [CN: Not safe for brains]

[diet_poison]

hehe, clicking anyway. Curiosity killed the cat...

What does CN stand for? It just makes me think of cyanide. or CNN minus a letter

[femme_androgyne]

Content Note. Some places use it instead of Trigger Warning since there are some things you don't necessarily have to be triggered by to want to avoid.

[diet_poison]

Ah, that is useful. And it's absolutely true - there are plenty of (usually) non-triggery things worth avoiding.

[femme_androgyne]

I prefer it because it seems more honest to me. While there are many people who will avoid, e.g. discussions of rape, because of triggers, there are many more who will choose not to engage just because it's a serious and depressing subject that not everyone wants to talk about all the time. On the other hand, some people will look at TWs/CNs because they are interested in a specific subject, especially in fic or art. Thus, content note seems more accurate to me based on the way people actually use TWs/CNs, since it encompasses all the common ways people use them instead of just the one.

[tenlittlebullets]

Word. Plus, not everyone who's been raped is going to be full-on triggered by discussions of rape, but some might still want to avoid such discussions in the 'mere' interest of not feeling like crap. I don't really have rape triggers, definitely none that can be set off by words on a screen, but hell yes I will sometimes avoid things with trigger warnings all over them because I don't want to end up chewing on the same stupid memories all night. And I am pretty fed up with SJWs who have no intermediate category between "imperative need that must be accomodated to the letter at all times, on pain of forfeiting Basic Human Decency forever" and "cry moar, you entitled fucknugget."

Also, I am amused that fandom seems to have come full circle from "Stick everything in the warnings section, some people will use it to avoid but mostly it'll serve as advertising" to "These things must always be warned for, preferably in language that suggests possible dire repercussions, and also these other things must never be put in anything labeled a warning 'cos that'd be judgemental" on back to "oh, maybe there are reasons to note that Here Be Rape Mentions besides the risk of giving people flashbacks, let's just stick everything in a Content Notes section and let people make of it what they will."