Groups crits, or crits that are asked for (“hey, can you look at this?”) are helpful and necessary to improve.
However, magically appearing behind someone who is working and expressing all your thoughts and feelings about their art will make me want to stab you with the pencil I am working with.
umm friend it actually kind of is if you want to spread your ideology and convert people to it
yes it kind of is your job
No, it really isn’t. It really, really is not. At all. Not even a little bit.
This isn’t about ~*~*~*~spreading ideology*~*~*~. This is about living our lives. In many cases this is about seeking justice for social wrongs, but mainly a lot of the people who say it isn’t their job to educate you, these are people living their lives. Literally living their lives. And you’re demanding an education from them as though having an opinion based on lived experiences means you are 100% always required to take time out of your day to hold someone’s hand whenever they demand it. Just the IDEA that you feel like you can demand someone’s time and they HAVE to comply is MIND BOGGLING to me. You really think you’re that special? That when you say jump, we’re supposed to say “how high”??
Not to mention, there are people out there teaching! There are people out there educating! There are people out there who WILLINGLY take time out of their lives to do this sort of thing. WHY are you demanding it of someone who is literally just trying to live their lives like??? Why don’t you go ask them?? This right here tells me you’re not actually interested in education at all.
This isn’t a fucking game for us. This isn’t some shit we log onto the computer to debate for fun and then log out and jack off to game of thrones or some shit. This is our lives. We don’t owe anyone shit.
I swear Anti-SJ masquerading as “”“”real”“”” justice blogs come up with the most ridiculous bullshit and show their real priorities daily
Less “your sexuality/body/race/gender, etc shouldn’t matter” and more “your sexuality/body/race/gender should always be respected” Don’t equate refusing to acknowledge differences to respecting them
