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painting_squirrel@muenchen.social
<p>He/they ("he" pretty much only because I sadly lack the courage of giving up the safety that passing as cis-male brings).<br />Mentally ill, maybe some sort of neurodiverse (clinical tests show me right at the edge of not quite, so???)<br />Opposed to bigotry due to an intersectional, humanist worldview (naturally, I am also afraid of exclusion if I diverge too far from the norms of the groups/society I live in, I hope to be better but it's never been really put to the test so far)</p>
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@NicelyManifest@mastodon.social @KatyElphinstone@mas.to I believe that another aspect also comes from rules, norms, and concepts like justice being deeply linked to group dynamics and the like. Neurotypicals have an easier time recognizing when enforcing social norms might be detrimental to their relationships/group status and subsequently ignoring said norms.
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@benroyce I feel that so much, I also like to always bring up, whenever somebody here in Germany gets nostalgic for the "good old times", that back then we had a wealth tax and train, postal, and telecommunication services were nationalized. Gets some prizeless looks 😁