I just saw someone say "it's more important that kids feel comfortable at pride than [that] the kink community [does]", and…to be blunt I'm just not sure that's true?
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it is not fair, or just, or legitimate, to insist that all adult conduct and discourse be held to a standard of "safe for children," even if that standard weren't, in practice, a constantly shifting set of goalposts.
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BESIDES which, I very strongly suspect a lot of these arguments aren't _actually_ about whether _kids_ are comfortable, but about whether their parents who think kink is harmful or shameful are uncomfortable with the thought of having to explain why that man is wearing a dog mask
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sure, but be warned I'll blame you if a bunch of randos start calling me a pedophile
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i feel like this whole weird no-kink-pride thing is for people who just want to use (what they perceive as) sassy gay reaction gifs (probably of Black folks, probably in a weird online Blackface way) without actually engaging with queer and sex-positive culture
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Bingo. None of the kink at Pride is going to make actual kids uncomfortable, but it will make some parents uncomfortable. And those parents don't belong at Pride. They should send their kids with someone else.
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