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Reblog this and tell me what was your biggest crying over a piece of fiction. You can be vague if you don't want to spoil.

I genuinely believe so much of queer discourse can be traced back to "one person of a specific minority wronged me personally, so now I assume that everyone of that specific minority are categorically evil."

I think a large percentage of the queer community (and I would argue the larger progressive community) has never truly reckoned with their own capacity for bigotry, and instead have assumed that because they are a minority they *can't* be prejudice. This makes them incredibly susceptible to bigoted thinking and it's a huge problem. The queer community is shockingly bigoted and hateful, ranging from racism to sexism to transphobia to anything else you care to mention, and in many ways it just keeps getting worse because people respond to any criticism with "you are calling me, a whole ass trans woman, transphobic" and don't even try to improve.

Näin mainoksen jossa sanottiin vaeltamassa sijaan haikkaamassa (hiking) ja nyt on kyllä hyvä hetki sulkee puhelin ja mennä ulos

mennä ulos...... haikkaamaan?

luin välittömästi 'hakkaamassa'.

Minä ja bestikset hakkaamassa tyyppejä eräpoluilla jotka käyttää tommosta finglishhii

all public transport should be free unconditionally and I'm TIREDDD of pretending this is a radical idea

sucking at something is the first step to getting good at it

You can begin this process at any time, regardless of how old you have become.

reminder to all disabled people that you’re allowed to tell people “i can’t do that” about stuff you can ‘technically’ do but which harms you or requires a period of recovery or preparatory rest etc. you don’t have to explain the complex nuances of your condition to anybody who demands it. i’ve found it’s honestly better to give the least amount of info about your symptoms unless you trust a person a lot. you hold the power over your health information. you choose whether or not to share the details of your condition with people who might not understand.