ABOUT

I personally love to spend hours working on random internet projects that no one will ever see because I am pathetically bored. This extends to physical craft projects but to a lesser extent, one - because I'm way worse at stuff like that in general, two - because making physical things requires resources which require a bit of money, which I am unfortunately not blessed with. I knit and crochet shapeless forms and half-done blankets that will stay that way in perpetuity. It's fun and keeps me from constantly double-screening. Sometimes I draw or paint, but I don't do it enough to be very good. I don't mind. I play video games. I am not good at it. I do not care, I have a lot of fun being bad at video games. I have a journal, but I'm woefully bad at keeping up with it. That, I wish I was better at.

I read almost exclusively comic books and autobiographies. Sometimes an article or a manifesto. I love zombies, the X-Men, and Scooby-Doo. I frequently forget what my own interests are and have to ask my friends. I've started writing lists to combat this.

IDEAS

TRANSUNITISM - "It is an affirmation to love, respect and help others in our community whenever we can - and to be alert to each others needs and problems, so that no-one ever feels like they are on their own. This is Transunitist theory at its core: compassion, respect and solidarity above all else."

THE ASEXUAL MANIFESTO - "Radical asexual politics harnesses the negativity associated with asexuality, the so-called "absence" or "lack" of sexuality, to clean the slate of sexual normativity and rewrite society as a place of liberation, including but not limited to sexual liberation."

ASEXUAL HISTORY NOTES - "A community vote on AVEN results in the creation of the widely-accepted ace pride flag .From top to bottom: Black - asexuality, Grey - the grey space between sexual and asexual, White - sexuality, Purple - community."

WHAT IS CAPITALISM? - "To understand capitalism, one first has to strip away the appearances presented by its ideology. Capital annexes living labor in order to accumulate more capital. The ultimate purpose of work is not to perform services for consumers, or sustain life in society, but to make more and more money for the investor, irrespective of the human and environmental costs."

JUSTICE IN JUNE - "This resource was compiled by Autumn Gupta with Bryanna Wallace’s oversight for the purpose of providing a starting place for individuals trying to become better allies." (2020)

NORV'S SITE

IDEAS