Hi I'm Fishy

This might come as a surprise for those who use the internet as their primary outlet for queerness but some people are online to do their jobs and don't want to be out at work.

The more of an audience someone has, the more understandable it gets if they share absolutely nothing about their personal life, queer identity included. "You should experiment with new pronouns and see how you like it" is a sensible suggestion to make in a situation where you're surrounded by people who either don't care or can be trusted to be supportive, but if you've got a six-digit number of capricious strangers screenshotting everything you say in public, you quickly learn that vulnerability and openness has a cost to it.

what character(s) do you associate with the person you reblogged this from?

i wonder how many they'll need

i hesitate even to speculate

#to this day I don’t think anyone knows (via @i-like-to-listen)

can we hurry up and make it legal to have boobs out in public it's been too hot outside lately

I can’t be topless in public even if it’s legal cause some scandalized puritan is gonna put me on tiktok

[the most low energy you have ever seen me] we’re about to go crazy mode

it has always been a dream of mine to relax

would you still love me if i was a small iridescent freshwater fish