Was a really touching story that cut deep about serious mental health issues…

…until chapter 18 where the author goes off the deep end with reductive manosphere bs…

Gonna be a no from me

AAAHHH

I NEEEEED IITTT

because the very first thing you say in this post basically amounts to “I think I have the authority to decide the basis on which we determine who deserves to vote”

like, yeah, most people can navigate to their secretary of state websites. And it’s not really your responsibility to have to link the pages anyway.

But doing it for that reason aligns you philosophically with people who think that the illiterate, the elderly, the poor, the disabled, the critically ill, etc. somehow don’t deserve to vote. It aligns you ideologically with other people who think they can decide who deserves to vote, with people who want to disenfranchise others-- in essence, it aligns you ideologically with many Republicans

You say you don’t like poetry, yet you write a lovely free-form poem. Suspicious…