the problem with the not-a-person thing is that having humanity dysphoria is very real but it's equally alienating how everyone defaults to a boring passive sort of abjection, disensouled rather than disembodied. better to be not-a-person like a ghost, intangible yet still able to act.

‘Not a person’ is a puerile attempt to override rights theory through dysphoric body negation. Painted as anthemic. You might as well be saying ‘im ugly and im proud!’ In a capitalist endgame where your self esteem is constantly being shredded for speculative gains (you suck! Consume more to feel better! More whole!!) it seems like a tragic whine completely reterritorialized by capital.

Meanwhile ‘we are ethereal and monsterous. We are hellbent on destroying humanity’ is compelling, self reifying, unexpected, even a little mystifying (who is we? Am i being tracked right now? Or like, the royal we?..)

@Erato_Heti ultimately I'm most interested in what sort of weapons madness can make you into yes

@nyx such is the processes of maskulinization (the human is Man in the guise of neutrality).

Shes instumentalizing through me, with no survivors

@Erato_Heti @nyx why would dysphoria equate to ugliness when it has no representability? (or does it??)

I expressed these thoughts on a kirkbreak so I can openly admit to you the production of my thoughts here was soykafly

I sent the sisters of xenofemme an open letter of endorsement and they sent me back a pipebomb filled with fine crafted artisan anthrax. How nice of them.

@nyx @Erato_Heti we all have to get more SPK pilled

@nyx not a person, not a subject not an accounted for factor but something that emerges from the cracks it seeped into in flight

@Erato_Heti to REALLY make sure youre dead