SUBMIT QUESTIONS FOR JULY AMA
Added 2020-07-28 19:01:59 +0000 UTCAs always, Patrons, you get your questions answered first in the July AMA, so submit your questions below <3! You can ask me anything you want, so feel free to go crazy (within reason haha, though personal questions are not off limits as long as they are respectful). AMA will be Wednesday at 5 PM PDT.
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Hi Jessie. During the period where Star Trek was much less present around the early 2000's, were there other shows or other media you went to that felt like they filled the same niche as Trek?
L Tantivy
2020-07-30 00:15:42 +0000 UTCHi Jessie, I love your vids. What's your view on the serialisation of modern Trek? I prefer it lends more to a narrative structure and makes me eager to see the next ep. If a future Trek series or season of Pic/Disc had a trans character, how would you it to be done? Can I also ask what your accent is? is it from the Southern US? Thanks
Opus de Stellis
2020-07-30 00:07:38 +0000 UTCTheres another patreon Q&A i have at the same time whyyyyyyy Do you have a PO Box? Your hair is wonderful-do you ever wear it up? Do you go to conventions a lot (or did I guess)? Im very tired. I hope youre doing well and your patreon is picking up so you don’t need to find a stinky job. 💜
L
2020-07-29 17:49:42 +0000 UTCDo you have any 'guilty pleasure' shows or movies that you keep going back to or any a show or movie you loved as a kid and are afraid to go back to because you worry seeing it with more critical eyes will make the memories of it less good?
Joe McClory
2020-07-29 16:26:51 +0000 UTCA lot of activism is born of pain and necessity, thus activists are almost by definition not 'neutral', nor should they have to be. But if one is hurting it can be difficult to differentiate. I don't call myself activist, but I too have literally screamed at people in frustration for insisting e.g. on essentialist views and TERF-y 'biology' talking points, including my own brother, who to this day thinks he always "just knows" when a person is trans, because "it always shows" (I'm not even kidding). IOW I get frustration, I get anger, I get pain, but I know my anger has also burnt bridges in my life, some of which could not be rebuilt. And I have seen vulnerable people shouted off Twitter for trying to build bridges instead of burning them. I have left Twitter myself because of the constant anger and pain. When Buck Angel insists on being 'biologically female', then he is repeating a TERF talking point. Yet he'll be the first to agree trans men should in general be treated as men by society, i.e. he seems to purposefully misunderstand the statement 'trans men are men', he's arguing in bad faith. So I guess my question would be: how does one find the balance? Can it even be done? I.e. criticise people for shitty views, yet not close the door on them completely, especially if they're friends and family. How does one keep from starting to just assume bad faith all around, considering how much bad faith is actually out there. I don't engage with people anymore, especially not online. I don't have the spoons. But the truth is also I don't know anymore how.
Hannah F.
2020-07-29 15:06:45 +0000 UTC