It/its/ze/hir/they/them/cor/corpse/haunt/haunts/hallow/hallows/rot/rots/hell/hells (any pronouns are fine, however. ask which nounself sets are okay, I tend to lean away from sets like bun/buns). Adult. Not a safe space for TERFs, the labrys flag is not your hate symbol by the way. I use this blog for whatever I want, mostly screaming into the void and uplifting obscure queer identities. Warframe and Sonic content likely. Scary transandrophobia truther. More in pinned. [Profile picture ID: a monochrome cutout of Satou Matsuzaka smiling with a striped bow in hand, with a background featuring the most common lesboy flag. End ID End ID][Header ID: A GIF of a wolf howling in the snow. end ID]
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Support Is More Than A Few Pride Emotes. Support Is More Than A Supposedly Strict Anti Discrimination
Support is more than a few pride emotes. Support is more than a supposedly strict anti discrimination policy. Want to show your support? Start by not muting a queer person who is left to defend themself due to your incompetence in moderation.
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we as a queer community don't talk enough about the reality that some people are forcibly outed.
i was forcibly outed and it is jarring and uncomfortable and i wasn't ready for it. it's emotionally violating, and you cannot ever go back into the closet.
the reality is, some people are just not safe, just not trustworthy, and don't actually value your well-being.
it shapes your experience in the world, especially for a young child to learn that someone they thought was trustworthy is not actually willing to protect them. it sets up the basis for fear, and denial, and repression. it cements in someone's brain that no one is to be trusted with your identity, and that you are somehow wrong.
it's never a good thing to tell someone to repress their identity, but the reality is that some people do not have queer safety in their minds. some people do not care.
People will call anything problematic without good reason. The detransitioning point that YOU made I could understand, though.
apparently genderswapping is problematic???? literally don’t understand how and i’m trans. maybe if they detransitioning a trans character but i don’t get it
Ugly Laws. Cripple coming from the word creepy. Freak shows. Fear of clowns. Bearded ladies with PCOS & intersex variations. Contortionists with EDS. Little people. “Missing links” people with Microcephaly. “Snake man” people with limb differences. Lack of welfare programs. Disability rights. All of these things are connected.