#afbv

Being queer isn’t supposed to be palatable to non-queers.

We don’t tick little squares on a checklist of “queer enough”, we obliterate the checklist.

We defy societal norms that say our bodies, families or relationships have to look a certain way.

Queer is the insult we took away from oppressors. We’re here, we’re queer, get used to it.

The people who hate us will hate us regardless of how palatable we make ourselves.

Stop licking fascist boots by policing queers who are queer in different ways than you.

Oh, someone is bi/pan trans lesbian with he/him pronouns? So what! They’re welcome on the rainbow. Their identity doesn’t have to make sense to you, it has to make sense to them.

Our identities don’t make sense to non-queers. They see us as unnatural and disgusting, so why are you turning around and crapping that same garbage out at your own community??

Once you drive the visible queers underground, the same people who hate us all will target you next. Nobody will defend you because you drove away everybody who would have.

Enough already!

#AFBV

Hi... I made this video with clips of the shows that are my special interest (Wander Over Yonder and Little Witch Academia) and with the message...

Well, I wanted to spread the message for many reasons... one of those reasons, us that I was bullied for 7 years straight since I was 7 yeara old. I felt sad and alone, and thought of horrible things for myself and about myself for a long time.

I was bullied for being autistic, for stimming, for being "awkward" and not having the abillity of making friends and talking to others, and because I used to react "aggresive" to certain things like strong sounds and smells, usually screaming and crying.

But closets are full of clothes.

It’s okay to try on outfits, mix and match, revisit old outfits and add new ones. Whatever feels right to you at the time is who you are at the time.

So it’s okay if the outfit you chose first is the one, and it’s also okay if you try out many or change it as time goes by.

There’s no wrong way to be queer and there’s no rule saying you can’t explore your queerness.

Don’t listen to anybody who tries to dictate otherwise to you.

It’s a hiccup.