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pronoun positivity: THEY
@ anyone who uses they/them/their/themself, whether exclusively or in conjunction or only sometimes; you’re super rad, every single one of you
@ everyone else, here’s how to RESPECT THEM:
THEY are a cool person i’ll have to ask THEM how THEY want me to refer to THEM around other people THEIR feelings about THEIR pronouns come first THEY get to make THEIR choices THEMSELF
pronoun positivity series
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i’m considering getting a colostomy bag in the next several years, and it actually made me think of a new kind of positivity i should be making:
disability positivity! so be on the lookout for that, along with a hopeful return to my pronoun positivity series (been having a series of breakdowns & meltdowns the past few days, but i think i’m recovering!)
side note: grammarly is a life-saver, i’m not remotely kidding
a) it is really good at catching correctly-spelled words that are contextually-wrong, which i know can be tough for a lot of people, for a lot of reasons
b) it’s a great spell-checker, i actually gotta ignore it a lot (no, grammarly, i’m making a shitpost on tumblr dot com, i’m not gonna use the word criterion even tho i am using the plural)
c) this is a BIG ONE: if you highlight a word on a webpage, it’ll bring up a dictionary definition! and guess what! it includes activism words! i’ve tested it on a few words that basic spellchecks tend to see as misspelled or w/e bc they’re rarely intuitively up to date, but this one is! it’s so good?
d) related to the above, if you highlight a word in a working document (like this tumblr post im making rn) it’ll immediately bring up a list of synonyms, like how cool is this?
e) it’s free! iirc you do have to sign up, i can look more into it if anyone’s curious, but i think it was really easy, just a lil tedious. but then it works on all webpages (unless you disable it, which you can!), things like microsoft, and comes w/ its own word editor that imo is really nice
pronoun positivity: AE
@ anyone who uses ae/aer/aers/aerself, your pronouns are not fake, they are not ‘too hard,’ they are not ‘too complicated,’ they’re awesome and so are you tbph
@ everyone else, here’s how to RESPECT AER
AE are super great i’ll have to ask AER how AE want me to refer to AER around other people AERS feelings about AERS pronouns come first AE get to make AERS choices AERSELF
pronoun positivity series
reminder that:
i hate terfs AND swerfs ace & aro folk are lgbtq i use queer. i ID as queer. i’m queer
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folk i adore w/out question:
queer ppl!
ace ppl!
aro ppl!
trans women!
trans men!
nonbinary ppl! + nonbinary ppl who use ‘weird’ or ‘made-up’ pronouns; you’re legit and rad and i’ll refer to you in the way that makes you the most comfortable!
neurodivergent ppl!
disabled ppl!
ppl w/ ‘scary’ neurodivergences!
please consider reblogging some of my pronoun positivity series, whether you’re trans or cis, whether it applies to you or not
not enough ‘unusual’ pronouns are circulated; it’ll help to get people familiar with them, and how to use them in sentences. but more importantly, i want these to reach people who do use these pronouns, and to know i got their or xyr or hirs or kyne or aers or thons back
me elsewhere
true personal blog (heavy focus on being kin/being in a system) @bitterling
fahc michael’s kinblog (+our 18+ kin blog) -- anyone can ask for the url
reference blog (wide range of materials) @b-tterment
writing/fanfic blog - @ghostywrite
i also have a rarely-used but potentially useful studyblr (with emphasis on disabled/spoonie student resources) @studybaat
similarly, i have a witch (not wiccan) blog that’s on hiatus but has useful stuff if ur into that @to-dionysos
