11/24/20 ideas of contagion in my 2015 fetish fanfiction novel Hallowgiving

Here is the link to my November 24, 2020, Twitter thread about my 2015 Halloween-themed fetish fanfiction novel Hallowgiving.

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8/2/20 discussion about my Miss Cult-fan America song, "Punk Lullaby"

Here is the link to my August 2, 2020, Twitter thread, following my tenth-anniversary thread for my story Miss Cult-fan America, talking about the musical influences on the novel's theme song, "Punk Lullaby."

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8/1/20 tenth anniversary of starting my ABDL fetish novel Miss Cult-fan America

Here is the link to my August 1, 2020, Twitter thread, commemorating the tenth anniversary of my having started writing my ABDL fetish fanfiction novel Miss Cult-fan America.

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6/25/20 discussion about my fetish fanfiction novel Spring Quarantine

Here is the link to my June 25, 2020, Twitter thread about my fetish fanfiction novel Spring Quarantine.

Spring Quarantine is about two homeless friends, Molly and Bobbie, who stumble on the secrets of CytoQuant, a company that is supposed to be making a vaccine for a pandemic virus they knew about long before anybody else did. But Molly and Bobbie, like thousands of other people are, instead of dying from the virus, mysteriously being transformed into their fetish fantasy selves.

I believe I came up with the idea for Spring Quarantine in February of 2020 -- long before the actual lockdowns, at any rate -- and around the time colleges in Denver were sending folks home from school to avoid even risking any COVID outbreaks.

It took me a few months to develop this story. And I did months of studying and research for this story. It consumed a lot of my time over the first six months of 2020. The story is about 200 pages and 80,000 words long. There is no way I would have been able to write it had I not put a lot of effort and time into it.

This is the first of many threads I write about Spring Quarantine between June 25th and September 6th.

The majority of the threads I write talk about all the research I did for the novel. I find these threads fun to read -- so I hope others do, too -- because they're so varied, colorful, and filled with links to cool and informative websites.

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9/24/19 discussion of my own youth sexuality and my sex studies

Here is the link to my September 24, 2019, Twitter thread discussion of how my own youth sexuality inspired my art, which inspired my studies of queer and youth sexuality and US sex laws.

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8/29/19 discussion about the need to defend against claims of youth sexualization

Here is the link to my August 29, 2019, Twitter thread discussion about the LGBTQ community and its allies making defenses against anti-LGBTQ groups' claims about youth sexualization.

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6/2/19 discussion of my fetish fanfiction "... or do I?"

Here is the link to my June 2, 2019, Twitter thread (very brief) promoting my ageplay and ABDL fetish fanfiction "... or do I?"

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2/2/19 discussion of my fetish fanfiction story Broceliande

Here is the link to my February 2, 2019, Twitter thread discussion of Broceliande, my fetish fanfiction retelling of the final days of the Knights of the Round Table.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is very affected, and is only somewhat coherent. My apologies.

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1/31/19 discussion of my fetish fanfiction story HKM! Hintai Kuruma Matsuri!

Here is the link to my January 31, 2019, Twitter thread discussion about my 2011 fetish fanfiction story HKM! Hintai Kuruma Matsuri! 

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is very affected, and is only somewhat coherent. My apologies.

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11/22/18 discussion about Thanksgiving in my fanfiction Hallowgiving

Here is the link to my November 22, 2018, Twitter thread discussion about how Thanksgiving plays into my 2015 fetish fanfiction novel Hallowgiving.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent. My apologies.

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11/18/18 discussion about transvestism and ageplay in my life

Here is the link to my November 18, 2018, Twitter thread discussion about my adult life as a transvestite and an adult baby and ageplay fetishist.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent. My apologies.

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11/8/18 discussion about Emile Ratelbrand and age identity

Here is the link to my November 8, 2018, Twitter thread discussion about Emile Ratelbrand, a man who criticized the concept of gender fluidity by claiming that age should also be considered fluid.

Considering that I am not only a transvestite but also an ageplay fetishist, Ratelbrand's public actions touched on a lot of themes that take up a lot of my thought. I still agree with pretty much everything I said in this thread.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still moderately coherent. My apologies.

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10/16/18 discussion about my own youth sexuality

Here is the link to my October 16, 2018, Twitter thread discussion of my childhood sexuality.

Over the years on Twitter, I'd been discussing a lot of my own thoughts about queer sexuality, youth sexuality, and the laws about the age of legally recognized consent to sex. My discussions about these issues increased following FOSTA-SESTA, my research on which taught me just how much the history of sex work laws and youth sex laws are interrelated -- and how much they have a paranoia of youth sexuality in common.

I then started finding just how often the fear of youth sex, youth sexuality, and the so-called sexualization of young people penetrates many aspects of American society, including the arts and literature.

My own memories of my own youth sexuality are way different from the commonly held notions about youth sexuality, which is why I wanted to write this thread.

In the thread I discuss my sexual arousal from wearing baby diapers when I was five years old. I discuss how I would wear, and masturbate in diapers on and off throughout my childhood. I discuss how I became a transvestite at the age of eleven -- doing things like trying on panties and bras in changing rooms, as well as stealing lingerie when I was too afraid to go through the checkout line to buy the clothing. And I discuss how I became an adult baby/ageplay fetishist for a while in my thirties.

I find it's really important to discuss all of this stuff. My sexuality didn't traumatize me. My Christian guilt over my sexuality did. Youth sex, youth sexuality, and so-called sexualization of youth are not problems. And you can't talk about youth queerness if you can't accept the fact that sex -- the dirty parts of sex -- are just as much a part of youth queerness as they are a part of adult queerness. Taking sex out of any queerness, including youth queerness, is just as much of an injustice as denying the rights of queer people to equal treatment in housing, employment, and public accommodation, in my opinion.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still moderately coherent. My apologies.

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10/2/18 chapter summary of my 2015 fetish fiction novel Hallowgiving

Here is the link to my October 2, 2018, Twitter-thread chapter-summary of my Halloween/Thanksgiving fetish fanfiction novel Hallowgiving.

I wrote Hallowgiving in 2015. But, through 2017 and 2018, I felt like my fetish-themed, amateur novel was really resonating with the times. So in the Halloween/Thanksgiving season of 2018, I did a number of in-depth threads about the novel, including this chapter summary.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads out of chronological order through 2018 and 2019. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent. My apologies.

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9/21/18 discussion of my fanfiction novel Hallowgiving

Here is the link to my September 21, 2018, Twitter thread discussion about my fetish fanfiction novel Hallowgiving.

As I mention in the thread, I wrote Hallowgiving in 2015. However, through 2017 and 2018, I felt this amateur novel resonated a lot with current events. So I did a few threads throughout the end of 2018 about the themes of my story.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread has been impacted, and is only somewhat coherent. My apologies.

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6/3/18 chapter summary of my fetish novel "... or do I?"

Here is the link to my June 3, 2018, Twitter thread chapter summary of my fetish fanfiction story "... or do I?"

I wrote this amateur novel throughout 2014 and 2015. It is a fetish-themed romance, using the adult baby/ABDL fetish. However, my research for this story is really what opened my eyes to how politics works. I was interested in getting involved with things before I wrote this novel. But my research for this novel really gave me more direction in my efforts to get involved.

I wrote this chapter summary in 2018, for Pride Month, because a lot of the story takes place around Pride Month.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is greatly affected, as it is supposed to be a chapter-by-chapter summary, and now has all of the chapters jumbled out of order. My apologies.

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11/13/16 review of my fanfiction Miss Cult-fan America

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of my own fanfiction novel, Miss Cult-fan America.

The thread gives a summary of the novel and my process of creating it. It also discusses why I was reviewing and promoting the novel at this specific time (i.e. following the 2016 US elections).

The story can be found here on the fetish art an fanfiction site SissyKiss, if you'd like to read it.

10/30/16 promotion of my fanfiction Hallowgiving

Here is the link to my Twitter thread promoting my fetish fanfiction Hallowgiving.

In Hallowgiving, a group of college kids are having a "Halloween" party the day before they all go back home for Thanksgiving. But an accident causes them to get stuck in their Halloween costumes. Some of them go back home and deal with their families' reactions. Others stay on campus to try and figure out how to reverse the problem. But zombies and vampires end up complicating matters -- leading to a vampire versus zombie football showdown, among other things.

Here is the link to the story, which you can read for free on SissyKiss.

5/1/16 review of film The Unholy Three, dir. by Tod Browning

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the film The Unholy Three, directed by Tod Browning, and which I saw at the 2016 Denver Silent Film Festival.

The thread discusses the film's plot, its alternative family themes, its fetish and crossdressing themes, and how these themes may relate to the creative process in general.

Here is the link to the Denver Silent Film Festival's website.

I saw this film at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Littleton, Colorado.

11/9/14 review of MCA Denver show Myopia, by Mark Mothersbaugh

Here is a link to my Twitter thread review of the Museum of Contemporary Art show Myopia, by Mark Mothersbaugh.

This thread compares the MCA Denver's show to a previous show they'd done by Bruce Conner. It talks a bit about how DEVO influenced me. And it gives a bit of insight into my own fetish-based opinions about Mothersbaugh's works.

The MCA Denver has a page documenting the 2014 Myopia exhibit. You can find it here.

Also, you can see Mothersbaugh's visual art at his Mutato Visual website.