I Think I'm Going To Start Taking Lots and Lots of Pictures of My Sweet, Sweet Junk

America, 2014. Lots of people (celebrities, in this case, but we know it happens to others, as well) have had their phones hacked, and naked pictures they took of themselves have surfaced all over the internet. Of course, by a group of small minded idiots, these celebrities are being blamed for taking said photos, instead of the troglodytes who hacked their phones. 

Such is the world we live in. 
I hate a lot of catch-phrases, but one that's starting to very much ring true to me is "victim-blaming". 
Why?
Because there's a hell of a lot of it going on right now. 
It seems to really rear its head when the issues centers around 1950s-type Americana morality. 
In other words, things do with sex and our naughty bits. 
Things like blaming rape victims because they dress slutty. (Something, by the way, I thought went out of vogue back in the '80s). 
Things like telling females, or males, that if they're attractive, and flaunt their attractiveness, they're inviting derisive, harassing attention. 
Things like telling trans people, gays, and bisexuals that they deserve bullying/ harassment because, well, they're being who they fucking are. 
Or, things like telling people whose naked pictures get hacked: "Hey, why dontcha just not take nude photos of yourself?"
Really? 
Why don't you shove your question up your ass, which is obviously where your brain is? 

Also, another observation:
Most people who say things like this, are the kinds of people nobody wants to see naked anyway. Maybe there's a connection. 

Back To My Bloots... blog-roots... anyway.

I'm taking a break from cleaning house, and I felt that I wanted to start blogging again, regularly. Like, prune juice regular! Ultra-regular!
Right? Write.
So, I'm back here.
I'm pretty sure this was the blog spot (swidt???!!!) that started it all for me.
Well, if you don't count live journal. And it's ev 2014. So, I don't.

Does anybody still read this thing?
If so, how the fuck are you?
It's been awhile, eh?

I like this blogging platform better than the other. It's mores accessible, and "user friendly", to me at least.

But, there's a lot to catch up on, sooo:

Since I've last blogged here, Richard Davis moved from Tokyo to Houston to be with me, and we've now been together four-and-a-half years.

We lived in three different places in Houston, and have now lived in Maryland for the past year and four months. We started out in Silver Spring, were there for seven months, then moved to Annapolis, where we've been for almost ten months.
Whew!

My career has switched much more from voicing Anime, to voicing Audiobooks. I also still do commercials, corporate, elearning, etc, but the thrust of my work is in Audiobookland.

That said, I have in the past year voiced a recurring character in Pokemon, and two new titles for Sentai Filmworks.
If you're looking to ever see me in anything from Funi again, don't hold your breath. Relations between myself and them are, most likely, forever fractured. So it goes.

I've also been through a couple of bouts of bad agoraphobia in the past couple of years, but have been mostly rescued from them by going back on my PKU diet. More on that in another blog. Hell, PKU could be a blog unto itself. As could agoraphobia, but let's not give it that much energy, shall we? Right on.

I just recently attended my 87th convention as a Guest, which was NDK 2014. A good time, but a bit marred by mostly all the guests having altitude sickness. Yucky, yucky fatigue!

That's really about it, without just getting into too much trivia and small detailed stuff.

Mainly, I just wanted to start blogging here again, so, yay, here I am!

I'm here, I'm queer, you're over it .


peace