Okay, So I Have A Sleep Disorder (hence The Sloth In The Name) And I Follow This Sleep Advocacy Group/non

Okay, so I have a sleep disorder (hence the sloth in the name) and I follow this sleep advocacy group/non profit on Instagram which of course, this month, felt the need to "highlight voices from the LGBTQ+ community" who struggle with sleep disorders. So today they posted about this one girl and she writes "I identify as queer and bisexual, and as disabled."

I'm sorry what? Are any of those things something you can "identify" as? Que*r is a slur, and even if it wasn't, what would it even mean? Like why is it a separate thing from your sexual orientation? Which by the way, that's what bisexuality is: a sexual orientation. Not an identity. And disabled, how tf do you identify as disabled? You either have a disability, or you don't. And then underneath that she writes "I have narcolepsy".

Are you sure? Maybe you just identify as narcoleptic. But that would sound ridiculous. 🙄

Me: has a test on Wednesday to study for, an essay to write, 2 discussion posts due, a community health project, and a group project on cancer that I need to start

Also me: well this seems like an optimal time to re-watch a few seasons of teen wolf.

Hey, do you think you could post the background photo of your blog (the Venn Diagram), please? I'd love to read it in full :)

I saw that you found it already but I thought I'd post the image so other people can easily download it as well if they want 🌼 (sadly I don't know how created it, if someone knows please tell me!)

I wrote a 20-something page literature review and hypothetical research proposal on the effects of pornography related to healthy relationship views in young adults for my undergrad. Porn has definitely been proven harmful in the academic world.

I have access to several data bases from my university and it’s so funny every time you look up pornography theres not a single article about how it’s good. It’s 2020 we’ve been studying porn for decades, there’s thousands of studies on it, if you believe porn is scientifically beneficial youre dumber than a flat earther.

Today, I wore loose blue pants and a striped tank top.

Yesterday, I wore a cotton dress.

The day before that, I wore comfy shorts and old t-shirt.

Am I a demigirl now too? Or could it be, perhaps, that women just wear whatever they feel like wearing each day. Perhaps, having a little variety in life has nothing to do with our fucking identity.

Demigirl culture is wearing a dress one day and wearing baggy pants and a old button up over a t-shirt the next day confusing everyone you live with [jk they're used to this by now lmao]

Demigirl Culture

hello 911 feminists are being mean