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hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

hi i’m moving blogs again ^___^

the mood swings have been insane lately. one okay productive day costs me two weeks of grief and apathy and anger. hot girls get it 

something i like about pansexuals is they’ll say the bi flag is bad because it’s “blue for boy pink for girl” when the pan flag is literally “blue for boy pink for girl yellow for the well known homogenous third gender, nonbinary.” and the creator of it literally states this publicly as well as saying they made the pan flag out of a desire to have “something pretty to put on their blog.”

also you can do one google search and less than a minute of reading to find that this was literally never true of the bi flag! though it was created in a time where your average person was less understanding of complex gender identity, the meanings were ALWAYS pink for same/similar gender attraction, blue for “opposite” gender attraction, and purple for attraction regardless of gender. in a modern context this pre-established meaning has evolved to be more inclusive as it ALWAYS WAS, even if we did not have the language to express HOW at that time. misconceptions around bisexuality are based on assumption basically 100% of the time because i guess doing your own research for like ten minutes in this era of information easily accessible to a vast majority of the western community is just too hard for you. lol.

Takes me like fifteen business days to watch one 30 minute episode of a Netflix show and it takes me 10 minutes to watch a 3 hour YouTube video essay.