the fact that it's not considered that strong of a swear has no bearing on whether or not it's a slur. there are slurs that aren't even considered swears. slurs and swears are two different things, slurs aren't just extra taboo swear words.

a slur is a derogatory word that targets a marginalised group of people. bitch is a derogatory word that targets women. sometimes it also targets men but it is almost always in an emasculating way (ie it compares them to women. a marginalised group of people). bitch is a slur.

(Sí, potser el tema que tracta és molt específic i no he llegit prou coses d'altres àmbits per trobar un altre llibre a l'alçada, però també és cert que malgrat les meves clares preferències llegeixo molt d'assaig de manganime, incloent coses que sovint s'escapen dels meus interessos més obsessius.)

Ja quan el vaig llegir per primer cop em va impactar moltíssim, però és que sempre hi torno per consultar-lo i tot sovint em resulta de gran ajut. Meleta de romer.

Hi! I have a question about Kurumi-chan. Many sources say the manga was published during 35 years (without saying the specific serialisation). Other sources say it had 2 serialisations: from 1938 to 1940 and from 1949 to 1954. That would be 7 years, not 35.
Do you happen to know anything about this?

Despite being one of the first mangaka, in the decades after the war, Kurumi-chan was developed into a more all-purpose marketable cute character, appearing on postcards and books, serving as precursor to later characters like Hello Kitty.

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6) En estirar el xiclet d'acord amb el punt anterior, s'empra el mateix i exacte recurs: festival amb el segrest de la prota i la prota encantada.

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5) Es nota molt que la història original estava plantejada per fins al 4t tom del manga i que la resta és un afegit per continuar una història que ha tingut un cert èxit.
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Una pregunta: duràs Cosmos & Waterfall? Ho dic per saber-ho i fer-ne difusió, a veure si algú s'hi anima. Jo ja el tinc (i m'encanta).

Oi? 🤭

a lot of people go "oh bi women only have higher ipv rates because they date men" when 1) bi women have higher ipv rates than straight women so that's clearly not just it, 2) does this not disprove the idea that bi women are inherently privileged for being able to date men?

also like, why the fuck is it such a bad thing to be insecure! why is it such a bad thing to not like your sexual orientation and experiences constantly be invalidated by the people who are supposed to support you! why shouldn't we be upset by that?

bi erasure isn't a problem that can be solved by simply not caring what others think. it prevents people from accessing safe spaces from abuse and discrimination. it prevents people from receiving asylum. it gets bisexuals abused.

when you are at risk of life-ruining oppression based on your bisexuality but people act as though you're privileged and doubt the statistics you have to back it up. when you're excluded from communities that can provide you help because you're not queer enough.