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Disclaimer
If you break any of these, then it's safe to say that you are not welcome here.
If you see someone else breaking these in my Discord, report it to me or a mod, if it's elsewhere, just block them and move on. You don't need to argue on my behalf.
Messages
Feel free to DM me on any of my social media accounts. I can't guarantee I'll respond but you are absolutely welcome to shoot me a message!
Basic Respect
Treat everyone you talk to with basic respect. Inside or outside of this community.
I absolutely do not tolerate any form of bullying or harassment in my community. This of course includes any form of bigotry like homophobia, transphobia, racism, etc. If you bring that into my Discord server or any comment sections, you will be banned/blocked.
Fan Works
No NSFW art of me or my friends (duh). That's just gross. If you even thought about doing that before reading this, then you should just see yourself out.
NSFW of fictional characters that I create are fine given that the characters are 18+. I also would very much prefer that you respect their canon identities if they have been confirmed.
Do not romantically ship real people. Not just me or people associated with me, but ANYONE. If you do this, you are way too invested in other people's personal lives to the point where it's just creepy.
Other than this, fan works should all be fine. Just be sure to check everyone else's boundaries if you include them and they have them available somewhere.
Personal Stuff
Keep me out of anything religious or spiritual. This includes everything from christianity, to tarot, to witchcraft. Definitely don't enter my comments with religious stuff or say that you're praying for me. This doesn't make you look righteous, it makes you look like a weirdo.
About Me

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Who is PseudoVim?
Hi! It's me, I'm PseudoVim.
I'm just a person who exists on the internet and likes to share stuff sometimes. I'm interested in a wide variety of topics such as gaming, music, animation, colour theory, and much more.
I have a lot of strong opinions, some are serious, but most are completely made up. It's your job to figure out what I'm serious about. Good luck.
Genital Autonomy

What is Genital Autonomy?
Genital Autonomy is the fundamental human right to choose what does and does not happen to your genitals. It is a direct extension of bodily autonomy.Unfortunately, many countries do not have these protections in place, especially when it comes to minors who do not have the ability to consent.Unfortunately, the choice is left to the parents, who are not the ones who will have to live with the consequences of the decision for the rest of their lives, and are rarely educated of the full effects of the procedures.As a victim of violated genital autonomy, I try my best to raise awareness on this specific type of injustice in hopes to do my part to help stop others from having to experience the same things I have.
Examples of Violated Genital Autonomy:
There are three main categories of genital autonomy violations practiced in the world today, those being male genital mutilation (or MGM), which is also commonly known as male circumcision; female genital mutilation (or FGM), which can also be called female circumcision; and intersex genital mutilation (or IGM), which covers a large range of surgeries that are often called "corrective" but aren't usually medically necessary. Collectively, these can be called child genital mutilation or CGM.All of these examples have varying effects, results, and perceptions around them, but are intrinsically linked due to being non-consensual surgeries that permanently remove and alter parts of the body of someone who cannot give their consent.In some cases, there are legit reasons why some of these procedures may be done out of actual medical necessity, but those situations are much rarer than you may believe at first.
It's Not Too Late for Victims of Genital Mutilation:
You are not alone. For nearly as long as genital mutilation has existed, people have wanted to reverse it, and in some cases have been successful.Victims of MGM have been restoring their foreskins as far back as the 8th century BC in ancient Rome. Today, a myriad of non-surgical foreskin restoration methods exist, and surgical options are often less than ideal, but do exist. New technologies such as Foregen are also in the works. There are whole communities of people online dedicated to sharing knowledge on foreskin restoration.For victims of FGM, reconstruction surgeries do exist and help restore as much of the function and form of an intact vagina as possible.Due to the varying nature of intersex conditions, no one method of restoration or reconstruction works every victim of IGM. Depending on the nature of the exact surgery they were subjected to, a plastic surgeon may be able to restore function and looks.
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