Reality Is Perception

folks will be like "I'm being so super inclusive by saying that everyone is required to be attracted to nonbinary people otherwise they're transphobic because there's no way to know a nonbinary person's gender by looking at them (this only applies to nonbinary people). and you can't be attracted to women/men and not this specific midbinary gender (like demigirl/demiboy or being genderfluid apparently only between man and woman) I've picked to illustrate how nonbinary genders are basically the same gender as binary genders. and also everyone has always been attracted to nonbinary people because nonbinary people always include themselves in binary spaces and I will ignore how this can happen because these are often the only available spaces because, again, nonbinary genders are indistinguishable from binary genders (binary genders however are entirely different from each other and easily distinguishable and of course people experience gendered attraction to men and women, because they're real genders and this is how it's always been). plus it just makes no sense that gay/lesbian/straight people can be attracted to nonbinary people and not be bi if we use the ridiculous tumblr crafted highly offensive definition of "attracted to more than one gender", gay/lesbian/straight people can't be bi or similar to bi or have anything in common with bi people so therefore the definition of bi must include both binary genders because those are the only genders that matter and bi has always been defined as attraction to men and women anyway, why are we changing this?" and then are shocked and appalled when I tell them they're exorsexist (of course they can't be exorsexist because they are nonbinary and are not a gender other than exclusively man or woman because nonbinary actually means not liking gender roles)

they did it! it was magical

why do bugs always want to be in enclosed spaces, like, I mean, they obviously don't cause they're always trying to get back out, but like they have the entire outside to fly around in and they're like "let me check out this space that has zero plants or sunlight or breezes, this is clearly a place I should be". inspired by the multiple wasps that found themselves trapped on the closed off porch. why are you there, how did you get in, why would you choose a desolate porch when there are so many lovely plants in the yard. like they literally have to make an effort to get in. just don't do that.