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I want everyone here to know that I love micro identities. Those identities that might not be as important to you as your main big identity that you use or even the ones that are more important but that use just donât use as often because they require too much of an explanation.
I love them. I love the power they grant you to understand yourself. To identify every little moving part of your being to understand yourself more deeply. More fully. The power it gives you to be able to advocate for yourself better. To find people who have similar experiences to you better.
Micro identities are great and I love them!
if you had an actual personality, you wouldn't be so desperately clinging to all these dumbass kweer microidentities. being kweer isn't a basis for a personality lmao.
This would have more meaning and hurt to it if you just said "Blocked" Come back when you have the guts to show you're face and think of an insult that's not just whatever auto suggests
Hewwo my mogai friends. How do I keep track of all my micro labels???? Some don't even have flags created yet. I'm no good at creating spreadsheets but if there is a template for one then that would be great!! Otherwise should I use like... Discord? Pinterest? Google docs????
Part of the reason that many Americans developed/created various micro-identities is because of the destruction of suburban and rural communities through increasing financial insecurity, downward turn of schools, and the inherent tedium of the "American Social Religion" i.e. perpetual warfare has left many without a real form of identity, while long-runing (short as it is, due to the Aids crisis) lgbt culture hadn't yet been able to appeal to younger generations simply because it was not yet majorly online as it is now.
The first cause has not been fully resolved, while the second has.
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since itâs pride month and some people hate micro identities i want to share my personal experience with micro identities to hopefully help people understand the importance of them.
to begin iâm 25 years old. the identity i use for myself is queer. my specific labels (aka the awareness days that i celebrate for myself) are aromantic, asexual, and agender. i donât usually come out with my specific labels. i come out with the term queer.
now story time
when i was first learning about sexuality i wasnât sure what i experienced. i hadnât, in my 19 years of living experienced sexual attraction to a real live person. but i experienced sexual attraction towards fictional characters. so i couldnât be asexual, right? not knowing was confusing and upsetting. (we all know the feeling when youâre trying to understand your sexuality and you canât. itâs so frustrating.) one day i saw a tumblr post about autochorissexuality (experiences sexual feelings but not sexual attraction). you might be saying hey! isnât that JUST the definition of asexual? because asexuals still have libido! and yes! youâre right! but at the time that wasnât a common definition of asexuality. this micro identity helped me realize my experience wasnât wrong. it helped me realize that yes! i was asexual! that was one of the most relieving moments of my life. finally understanding a big part of myself.
now this second part happened when i was ~23. i had been exploring my gender for a long time. it kept me up at night because i didnât understand it. i would think. âam i nonbinary because i donât think about my gender? or is that just what cis people do? am i cis? i donât feel cis. it feels more complicated than that. i donât feel agender because for me agender implies that gender exists and i just donât have it. but for me, gender doesnât exist for myself.âthe difference between not having something and something not existing felt big for me. i identified, uncomfortably, as agender for awhile. the term never felt right but it felt the closest to what i experienced. then a friend discovered and shared with me the micro label gendervoid. and oh my god that is EXACTLY what my gender experience is! i finally found a glove that fit ME. i stopped questioning my gender i stopped feeling anxious about it because now i knew my gender! i knew other people had this same experience as me. i knew there was nothing wrong with me. i now identify publicly as agender or nonbinary because theyâre more commonly understood. but know that my gender is gendervoid.
maybe you donât need to find small specific labels to understand yourself. maybe you are comfortable using one of the Big Labels and thatâs that. and thatâs great! iâm so happy for you to have found a home.
micro labels are people finding a home too. people who donât feel just right in a bigger label. itâs okay not to need one, but itâs not okay to insinuate that no one needs one or that the identities arenât real.
all queer identities are wonderful and as long as your label makes you feel safe and right, thatâs what matters. big or small, a house is a house. all that matters is you alone feel at home in it.
I feel like if Twilight was queer, sheâd definititely have a hoard of micro-labels that described the way she felt to the letter. That ponyâs way too, well⌠herself, to pass up the chance of being extra-specific