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Interview with Sebastian Torrens

Interview with August Aguilar from Strange Films Studios

Attention Beasties! Kris Valkyrie recently sat down with the creators of the first anime fandom app, originally established in September 2025, with its trademark officially approved in February 2026, Fanime

Interview with Uncle Creepy

Imposter Syndrome is a Liar

We live in a world where people want the aesthetic of justicewithout the inconvenience of accountability.They want to repost, not protect.To speak, not act.To be seen as “on the right side” without ever standing on it.And let me be clear—silence after the trend fades isn’t neutrality.It’s abandonment.As an advocate, I’ve watched survivors get celebrated in publicand neglected in private.I’ve watched systems promise reformonly to wait out the outrage like a storm they know will pass.Because they’re counting on you getting tired.Distracted.Comfortable again.That’s not justice.That’s public relations.

Talking about something society is deeply uncomfortable admitting. Men—specifically husbands and fathers—are routinely presumed guilty before they ever speak. Not because of evidence. Not because of facts.But because of a narrative.In family court and public opinion alike, men are cast as the default aggressor, the assumed abuser, the villain in a story that was written before they walked into the room.And here’s the problem: When a system starts with an assumption, justice stops being blind.

I got to sit down and chop it up with the sis JDymonds. We talked about her journey, her music, and the people who inspired us—those we truly appreciate for the support and motivation they gave us along the way.

Interview with Eric Vincent from Black Ink Events