Pretty Much. I Brought Up Being Basically The Entire LGBT Community To A Queer Person In Real Life And

pretty much. I brought up being basically the entire LGBT community to a queer person in real life and they didn't bat an eye. Being an exclusionist truly is on some terminally online shit fr.

tiktok user gojosleftnut: grrr LESBOYS ARENT REAL!! I HATE BI LESBIANS!!!

people in real life: hey man hows it going

i felt very pushed to stop identifying as a nonbinary/genderqueer person and instead identify as a man and a woman so i "could" identify as a lesbian & a gay man by the other queer people i knew, for a while, and then i realized that's just reinventing the binary. i'm allowed to be a genderqueer butch lesbian & gay bear. i'm allowed to be a genderqueer whatever the hell i want. fuck reinventing boxes to shove people into they're not real fags & dykes can do whatever the fuck we want

LET ORDIS SAY FUCK

once, so far (not on this account)

Tumblr loves me u know i've only ever been termed once ? what are ur high scores, LOSEERRRERRRSSSS?

If you care about Jade Shadows spoilers at all, a major plot point of that quest is brought up here but this post is about the community being fucking insufferable. you have been warned

'oh my god they released a quest about straight people and childbirth during pride month' who fucking cares. why do you care so much honestly. At first I thought the 'if this character is straight I'm killing myself' posts were jokes but it's an old and tired joke if so. It is so obnoxious, and that's coming from the ultra queer™️ whose corner of the internet is saturated in queerness. Not everything has to be queer, and, god forbid, straight people (and anyone else) having children should be allowed to be discussed actually! are we 12 years old? why are people pissing themselves over this and screaming about how the fictional character had no agency? if your first thought when seeing a female character giving birth is to call them an incubator there is something deeply wrong with you.

agender people are the coolest! I am "definitely" not biased at all :P

happy pride to agender people! when i first came out as trans, agender was an identity i was drawn to alongside neutrois, and genderqueer, because it was one of the first 'non binary' identities i found, that didn't ascribe to the male-female gender binary that's forced on to us. agender is a really versatile identity that can apply to a lot of people who have similar but unique experiences. it's a very cool identity that rarely gets talked about, but agender identities deserves attention. having DID, i have some alters who are agender. let's uplift folks on this spectrum of identity this month!