i don't need to read again. you said nobody is pro-abortion. i am pro-abortion. why? because it's health care. and i'm pro health care. just like i'm pro-chemo, i'm pro-abortion. reducing stigma around abortion care is important and insisting nobody is pro-abortion feeds into harmful narratives.

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see this is why instead of signs ive just taken to interpreting my son's pteradactyl screeches, it's way easier. i left him in the crib for a minute to open the door my wife last night and this kid called me everything but a child of god. getting cussed out by a human who can't speak is wild.

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They both come from a similar instinct: the belief that our lot in life should be chiefly determined by things assigned to us at birth, not by what we pursue in life, what we choose or what is meaningful to us.

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I’m still trying to figure out how Mumsnet, a washed up sitcom creator, and a middling Scottish author caused such a toxic environment over the pond

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I’ve been thinking about this post and the cognitive and moral perils of abstraction and data-ification. What it does to us when we look at humanity from above. And as ever I come back to my fav ever GK Chesterton passage from his Father Brown short story The Hammer of God

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