everyday is pride

The first episode they are looking for a lesbian nun ghost and it’s intro to the place has such aggressive lesbian / aspec solidarity vibes.

Person One: These nuns had families but they chose to be buried together

Person Two: Chosen Family 101 right here

Your trans experience is valid.

🐺 nbs with xenogenders that relate to animals!

🦄 nbs with xenogenders that relate to mythological creatures!

🌸 nbs with xenogenders that relate to plants!

🌧️ nbs with xenogenders that relate to weather!

🌠 nbs with xenogenders that relate to space!

📚 nbs with xenogenders that relate to something in books!

🥄 nbs with xenogenders that relate to their neurodivergence, mental illness or disability

To those who are against neopronouns, you’re acting against the evolution of a language and acting against something that’s been around for far longer than you’ve been alive.

To those who use neopronouns, your pronouns are not harmful. You do not deserve to be made to feel ashamed for your pronouns.

•Ey/Em/Eir (1975, created by Christine M. Elverson)

•E/Em/Es (1890, created by James Rogers)

•Per/Pers/Perself (1976, Used in a novel by Marge Piercy)

•Thon/Thos/Thonself (1858, Created by Charles Crozat Converse)

•Ve dates back to 1980

•Xe dates back to 1973

•In 1789, William Marshall confirmed the use of both“a” and “ou” as a replacement for he/she/they and even i.

•Co/Coself (1970, created by Mary Orovan)

•Ne (1850, appeared in print in 1884)

•En (1868, mentioned by Richard Grant White)

•Han/Hans/Hanself (1868)

•Un/Uns/One (1868)

•Se/Sis/Sim (1884)

•Hesh/Hiser/Himer (1879)

•Hi/Hes/Hem (1884)

•Le/Lis/Lim (1884)

•Hersh/Herm (1884)

•Ip/Ips (1884)

•Hae/Haes(Hais)/Haim (1884)

•Tha/Thare/Them(Thon) (1885)

•Zyhe/Zyhe’s/Zyhem (1885)

•Ir/Iro/Im (1888)

•De/Der/Dem (1888)

•Hor/Hors/Horself (1890)

•Ith/Iths (1890)

Sources for these as well as many others that I didn’t add due to the list getting too long can be found here.

An interesting note is that in the modern language a lot more people use neopronouns then you would expect!

•Yo is a majorly African American pronoun coined in 2004 and used by Middle School students In Baltimore, Maryland.

•Fae/Faer, coined in 2014, is used by 4.3% of participants in the 2019 Gender Census.

Plus a vast variety of newly coined pronouns that you will have seen commonly floating around!

Beware!!

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J-Novel club launched its new light novel Sexiled: My Sexist Party Leader Kicked Me Out, So I Teamed Up With a Mythical Sorceress on August 1st and began prepublishing the English translation of the light novel.

Sexiled is a fantasy yuri light novel series by Amekok Kaeruda. It features illustrations by Kazutomo Miya.

The series follows adventurer Tanya Artemiciov, who gets kicked out of her party by her sexist party leader. Tanya then accidentally frees Laplace, a mythical sorceress who was locked away from 300 years. Fortunately for Tanya, this “wicked” sorceress is not so bad. The two women team up to get revenge and dismantle the patriarchy.

SEE version of that bi song going around on tiktok!

Also here is the ASL sign for bisexual

And here is how to sign “happy pride!”

if a character goes by they/them in their canon, it’s not up to you to decide if they’re male or female.

if a creator refers to a character as they/them, it/its, or neopronouns, it’s not up to you to decide if they’re male or female.

if a character doesn’t go by any pronouns, it’s not up to you to decide if the character is male or female.

if a character isn’t referred to by anything, it’s not up to you to decide if they’re male or female.

it’s not up to you to decide what pronouns a genderless character goes by.

it’s not up to use to decide what genitals a genderless character has.

non-binary people exist. non-binary characters exist. people and characters who are outside of the binary who wish not to classify as non-binary exist. it’s exhausting seeing characters who don’t conform to binary identities erased by people who cannot respect the fact that they don’t fit a strict set of gender laws.

stop erasing non-binary and gender-non-conforming characters. their identities are not up to you to determine.