T-V POSE

Literally: 📺T

Have you ever seen such a 📺T?

T-V POSE

by Yellow-Stud March 10, 2026

Squirming Lizzard Position

When you make up a sexual position, and tell your friends about it and CONSTANTLY use it as a threat knowing it does not exist.

“I’m going to put you into the squirming lizzard position”

by Kooge-is-nig March 10, 2026

Theory of Valid Post-Truth

A theoretical framework proposing that there are legitimate, non-pathological forms of "post-truth" phenomena—situations where the dominance of narrative over fact reflects not the death of truth but the recognition that truth is always mediated, always interpreted, always embedded in power relations. The theory distinguishes between pathological post-truth (deliberate deception, propaganda, conspiracy theories) and valid post-truth: the acknowledgment that different communities have different truth practices, that official facts often serve official interests, that what counts as "truth" in any society reflects who has power to define it. Valid post-truth doesn't deny reality—it asks whose reality counts, who gets to define the terms, and how truth functions as a social practice rather than just a correspondence to facts. It's post-truth as critique rather than cynicism.

Example: "He wasn't denying climate change—he was asking why indigenous observations counted less than satellite data. The Theory of Valid Post-Truth explains this: not rejection of truth, but critique of whose truth counts."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026

Theory of Legit Post-Truth

A companion framework to the Theory of Valid Post-Truth, focusing on the legitimacy of post-truth conditions in specific contexts—particularly where marginalized communities develop their own truth practices in response to exclusion from dominant truth regimes. The theory argues that when official truth-telling institutions have systematically lied to, excluded, or harmed a community, that community's skepticism toward official truth is not pathology but survival—not post-truth as the end of truth, but post-truth as the beginning of alternative truth practices. Legit post-truth describes the epistemic practices of those who have learned that official truth serves official power, and who have developed other ways of knowing in response. It's not the death of truth but the democratization of it.

Example: "The community trusted their own observation over government statistics—not because they were anti-science, but because the government had lied to them for generations. Theory of Legit Post-Truth: skepticism as survival, not cynicism."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026

Theory of Valid Postmodernism

A theoretical framework distinguishing between pathological forms of postmodernism (nihilistic, anti-realist, truth-denying) and valid forms that offer genuine critical insight. Valid postmodernism includes the recognition that grand narratives often serve power, that language shapes reality, that truth is always situated, that different perspectives reveal different aspects of the world—without descending into the claim that nothing is real, no truth matters, and all perspectives are equally valid. The theory argues that postmodern critique, properly understood, is a tool for greater clarity, not an excuse for obscurantism—a way of asking "whose truth?" without abandoning the search for truth altogether. Valid postmodernism is postmodernism as method, not metaphysics—as critique, not cynicism.

Example: "She used postmodern tools to analyze how power shaped the historical record—not to deny that events happened, but to ask whose story got told. Theory of Valid Postmodernism: critique without nihilism."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026

Theory of Legit Postmodernism

A framework arguing for the legitimacy of postmodern approaches in specific contexts—particularly for analyzing how power, language, and culture shape what counts as knowledge, truth, and reality. The theory holds that postmodern critique is not an attack on truth but an investigation into how truth functions socially—a necessary corrective to naive realism that assumes facts speak for themselves. Legit postmodernism doesn't deny that things exist; it asks how we come to know them, whose interests shape that knowledge, and what alternative ways of knowing might reveal. It's postmodernism as epistemic humility rather than epistemic suicide—the recognition that our access to reality is always mediated, without giving up on reality itself.

Example: "His analysis of how colonial categories shaped anthropological knowledge wasn't denying the people existed—it was asking why they were described the way they were. Theory of Legit Postmodernism: mediation without denial."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026

The Amy Position

A sex position commonly found in orgies in which 3 people perform the eiffel tower position and the rest of the participants play limbo under the middle of the eiffel formation. This position was dubbed the Amy Position due to the shape of the eiffel tower resembling the letter A for Amy. The Amy Position can also be used in other sex positions found in orgies such as the Sienna Position.

"Hey Sienna want to join us in doing the Amy Position that we're going to do in the orgy this Saturday?"
"Darn tooting Amy, i'd love to"

by fnv2010 February 13, 2025