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You need to go be queer outside of the internet. You need to.
You need to stop trying to police identity on the internet. 1. Because cops are natural enemies to queers. 2. Because you're wasting your time. Your personal opinions won't change the way someone is actively, currently, moving through the world and experiencing life.
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Pride Month is not showing off. Or "shoving it down our throats."
Pride is affirmation. Survival. Self-actualizing. Brave. Staring mindless hate in the eye and saying, "I exist. I matter."
Pride is a defiant middle finger, a gleeful smile.
Pride is life. Pride is love. 🏳️🌈
I am going to chop my hair off. Is everyone going to be alright with that?????? Anybody wanna tell me how to have my hair???? Any opinions on how I wish to present in this world????? Anybody wanna butt into my business???? Come on guys!!!!
If voice equals survival, then what does that mean for people who can’t talk, who are too sick to talk? One of the show’s wall texts quotes [David] Wojnarowicz, [an artist who died from AIDS] saying, 'I think what I really fear about death is the silencing of my voice — I feel this incredible pressure to leave something of myself behind.'
An overview of VOICE = SURVIVAL, an art exhibit highlighting the link between queer existence, expression, art, and activism.
You know that post about just hanging around and realizing that you sit like a lesbian, yeah that post is applicable to me 900% of the time
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okay but you know what i don't get about straight dudes is that they don’t think girls without makeup are the prettiest thing in the entire world. like i can appreciate girls with makeup on and see the art in it, but there’s something so beautiful about girls, especially girls who wear make up a lot, with absolutely no make up on their faces. like you get to see the stories in their faces and the little flaws that make them them, but maybe i'm just really gay
My question is why do my parents not know, like I told my second mom because why not and she's like 'finally! We've been dancing around it all summer I love you!! xoxo' like everyone knows I'm not that subtle yet still my mom makes ignorant 'if any of you choose to be gay' remarks
