when a producer creates a beat and a writer writes lyrics and those things are given to some random vocalist who can't sing (or write or produce), who then becomes the whole entire face & identity of the song in the public eye, what was the point of it all

your famous to me babe

Actually, I reblogged something earlier today that brought up the Greenwood Massacre, so here's a crash course on that for those who don't know. This's the shit Ryan's trying to revisionist history on.

I really don’t get the bi/pan discourse going on. The side that argues that pansexuality set back the lgbt+ community and erases bi people at least. Like I get it. When I first IDd as panromantic (I already knew I was Ace at that point) it was because I saw myself as interested in people (romantically speaking) instead of being attracted to two genders. I mistakenly though that Bi people were only attracted to men and women, because the definitions I was looking at at the the time were oversimplified, not entirely accurate, and I did not bother to look further into the nuances of the words or their backgrounds. I believe I would still identify as panromatic, if it weren’t for the fact that I tend to favor women and nonbainary individuals so much more than men that I am currently questioning my sexuality again. I would attribute this to the fact that I identified as pan for a long time before I got to this point, but I also believe that my own identity plays into my perception of my own sexuality, especially identifying as nonbianary and asexual.