The first pride was a riot, more specifically a riot against police violence. Trans women of colour like Marsha P. Johnson paved the way for the celebration of pride today. You cannot celebrate your pride this month, or any month if you aren’t also supporting Black Lives Matter and the riots going on against police violence right now. Us white LGBTQ+ need to stand up for our black siblings and their rights, their struggles. We need to amplify their voices and show any support we can. (Edited to add links and make the image clearer)
Fuck aphobes emojis 🥱
They're crappy because it's 1 am and I should sleep, but the idea wouldn't leave me alone so I finished them.
Virgil: Hey thanks before not being an ass back there
Remus: *Pretends to be a dog and try to bite Virgil*
Virgil: GET YOUR FUCKING DOG DUDE
Deciet: He don't bite
Virgil: *Trys not get bit* Bitch we both know he fucking do
Are you okay?
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gonna say something controversial and it’s that carrot cake is fucking delicious and possibly the best cake flavour
Virgil: *eating ice cream*
Virgil: I want to stab myself with a spoon
Roman: That's not gonna work
Virgil: If I use enough force, this blunt spoon can pierce my skin. And it will hurt
@slutforketchup @
It is not given lightly. Yet I give it to you.
Yes. I mean YOU.
Definition: A nonbinary gender identity that cannot be contained by human understandings of gender; more concerned with crafting other methods of gender categorization and hierarchy such as those relating to animals, plants, or other creatures/things. It’s mainly an umbrella term for genders with themes such as nouns, archetypes, synesthetic experiences, neurodivergences.
Are xenogenders serious? Usually, yes. (But at the same time… What if they aren’t? To be fair, being trans/nonbinary doesn’t always have to be this imagined experience of constant suffering. We’re allowed to describe our lived experience of gender in flowery ways, too!)
Do xenogenders hurt real trans people? No, but if you’re asking this question, I want to ask one in return - What are you defining as a “real” trans person?Is someone only really trans/nonbinary if they can pass? Or have dysphoria? Or get surgery? Or are accepted by cis people? It’s important to understand that what one might think of when they think “real trans person” might be rooted in excluding a majority of the trans population.
But MOGAI genders/xenogenders/neolabels are why people don’t take us seriously! Trying to blame other people who’re trying to find terms to describe their gender/orientation/etc is a slippery slope, and trying to guilt people back into the closet to appease cishet people is never going to work. We do not exist to be palatable to them. This line of thinking is extremely dangerous, and it’s been applied to every other identity. As a community, we need to stand together against transphobia and it’s actual cause: Transphobes.
While xenogenders can be hard to understand at first, these terms are coined because someone out there was genuinely struggling to find a label that felt fitting, and found that their actual life experience couldn’t be described accurately by more common descriptors like “male,” “female,” “neutral,” and that describing their experience by relating it to something else truly helped them! Sometimes this will be things that seem “silly,” like media, aesthetics, and other unique things.
You may not understand how something can be a gender, and that’s okay! Sometimes we won’t be able to completely understand an experience because it’s one we will never have, and that doesn’t mean that the experience is invalid. It’s just how being a human works!
Aww these are so cute
東北三姉妹
Self care is pushing others down the stairs until they give you what you want
His plan all along
Hi. I go by Phoenyx now, Nyx for short. I prefer they/them pronouns, but I also go by she/her.
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