On This Wonderful Day Im Giving You My Beloved Grape BoyWho Looks Like Hes Been Indulging A Bit To Much

On this wonderful day I’m giving you my beloved grape boy🍇🍷 Who looks like hes been indulging a bit to much in the good drink

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My girlfriend and I talk a lot about our different generations of queerness, because she was doing queer activism in the 1990s and I wasn’t.

And she’s supportive of my writing about queerness but also kind of bitter about how quickly her entire generation’s history has disappeared into a bland “AIDS was bad, gay marriage solved homophobia” narrative, and now we’re having to play catch-up to educate young LGBTQ+ people about queer history and queer theory. It gets pretty raw sometimes.

I mean, a large part of the reason TERFs have been good at educating the young and queer people haven’t is, in the 80s and 90s the leading lights of TERFdom got tenured university positions, and the leading lights of queerdom died of AIDS.

“Excuse us,” she said bitterly the other day, not at me but to me, “for not laying the groundwork for children we never thought we’d have in a future none of us thought we’d be alive for.”

Before I defend Yu x Naoto, I'd like to hear you elaborate more on why you dont like it first.

Pretty sure I’ve already explained this but whatever. I hate Yu x Naoto because Naoto’s romance route forcibly feminizes her and frequently makes her uncomfortable. One of the dialogue choices that you absolutely have to choose to romance her is “I’m glad you’re a girl” which makes her incredibly uncomfortable because she was literally just opening up to you asking why she couldn’t have been born male. During her Christmas date she forces herself to wear a female Yasogami uniform for your sake and is clearly uncomfortable the entire time. Romancing Naoto requires the player to force her out of her comfort zone and into the box of femininity when it’s clear throughout the story that she prefers to still present androgynously. She doesn’t really stop binding her chest (except during the epilogue and DAN), she still wears the male uniform, she still keeps her hair short, and she still makes her voice deeper than it is. That means she still isn’t completely comfortable identifying as female and romancing her completely ignores that.

angler fish or type of lamprey

Anyone want to start 2021 with a game? Reblog and put in the tags what animal you think this is:

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