“stop worrying about bi lesbians! worry about trans rights being lost in america!”
first of all, i am actually smart enough to realize that there are multiple issues and address all of them. second of all, where the fuck were you when SB-180 passed in kansas? if you’re so concerned about trans rights, maybe you guys should put your money where your mouth is and start putting in the work; instead of sitting around with ur thumb up your ass being lesbophobic as hell!
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“Straight” women will say the gayest shit ever or act incredibly queer with other women and still say they’re straight.
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I just wanna say something because I think people’s views of things are warped. Like in a world where STILL only 1 out of every 5 movies have an lgbt character … and everyone’s life has at least one lgbt person in it. like it’s 2023 and people are judging media from like 20 years ago and not giving it the credit it deserves for even getting us to this point.
We can rightfully criticize House MD for many things but the fact that in 2004/2005 in S1&S2 they had multiple patients of the week that were gay or bi (not implied either way). And no one used it as a joke or a punchline (except the mafia one but it was mostly house being an asshole per usual “he’s not gay but certainly delightful” and the point at the end of the episode was his brother was an asshole for not accepting him) and part of the main cast that was bisexual. But to me like having the patients of the week be in gay relationships and it be normalized and no one say anything about it being odd IN 2005, almost 20 years ago, did a lot. Like these patients are supposed to be from a slice of life perspective like their lives got disrupted and ultimately I’m glad they didn’t have it always be from a straight perspective and that it wasn’t treated any differently than a straight person.
Also a lot of people like to badmouth Glee and yes it was terrible for bisexual representation but the fact that we got a teenage boy kissing his boyfriend on network tv in 2009 before gay marriage was legalized was again… a huge step. And that was actually a pretty diverse cast regardless
I just think that people need to put stuff in perspective with older media ESPECIALLY ones that were trying to do something. Of course they fell flat by today’s standards but it was 15-20 years ago, they should because we should try to be better. And fun fact they’re still better than 80% of media out there today because 80% of media doesn’t even bother to have any representation at all
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Sometimes I think about how my parents are fine with watching things with portrayals of drug users, smokers, and murderers in them (not trying to equate substance use to murder, to be clear); but the second a male character even sounds mildly effeminate, they shut off the TV??? Because it’s a bad influence??!!?!
Like, my dudes…. According to your religion all of those people are from the world; all of them are sinning, and “voluntary” sin is a symptom of hereditary sin. According to your belief system, certain people are predisposed to certain types of sin, including homosexuality. Theoretically, you should react to us as you would any other sinner; but you don’t. Why are we so offensive to you that you would rather watch some poor astronaut die screaming and hemorrhaging on a dinner table than view a queer-coded character for more than twenty seconds??
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“This teenager on the internet doesn’t know their queer history!!!” Cool. So are you going to:
- block/ignore them and move on with your life, because they are a child on the Internet that cannot hurt you
- correct them and provide them resources to learn more about what they got wrong
- black out their name when posting a screenshot of their take if you truly feel the need to insult a minor for not knowing something so badly
Or
- publicly mock them, insult them, frame them as the source of all of the community’s ills, encourage your peers to do the same, and overall put them in a situation that will cause them to fear and lash out at any older person- queer or not- that interacts with them online in the future, all for the crime of not knowing a history that they wouldn’t have been taught in even the most liberal of learning environments?
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saw a post from someone about how using q//r is good or whatever bc “you should be banding together with your fellow freaks!” NO!!! NO!!! I DONT WANT TO BE A FREAK. HOW DO YOU NOT GET THAT. I WANT TO BE NORMAL. I WANT TO TELL PPL I LOVE MEN AND WOMEN AND HAVE NO ONE BAT AN EYE. I WANT MY LGBT FAMILY TO LIVE HOW THEY WANT TO AND FEEL SAFE!!! IM NOT A FREAK. THEYRE NOT FREAKS. BEING LABELED A “FREAK” IS EXACTLY WHY THERE ARE SO MANY SUICIDES AND SO MUCH VIOLENCE AGAINST LGBT PEOPLE. IDC IF YOURE “DEI” TRAINED OR WHATEVER, DONT FUCKING CALL US FREAKS!!!!
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saw a post that made me think of this but i’m not adding it bc i don’t want to derail but. i think we should approach the “no kink at pride” crowd more of what they actually probably are. kids/younger people who still view sex as a scary/gross thing. and tell them that when ur part of a community as diverse as the lgbt+ community ur going to see things that make u a bit uncomfy!! things that make u go ummm…. but that those people have just as much as a right to exist as u do. but mostly we gotta realize that these are people who are probably uncomfortable with themselves on some level. source: i used to be a “no kink at pride!!!!” person until i Grew Up a bit more
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Things I love about Christmas:
Getting to see my family, all the fun traditions we have, the vibes, presents, etc.
Things I don’t like about Christmas:
Me wearing a skirt once this holiday bc I was feeling it and now my mother commenting on my outfit every time we go out with ‘aw I thought we were going to see a repeat of that lovely skirt you wore the other day. You looked so nice in that skirt’ and I’m just here in my shirt, boots and jeans, looking hot and butch.
Just why is it that I only get compliments from cishets when I’m looking more feminine and less butch.
(And like yes I looked great in that skirt, but I also look great like this so stop asking me to put it back on because you think I look prettier, and the worst thing is I know you probably don’t even realise that you’re doing it)
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