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if a person of color says something is racist than it probably is
if a queer person says something is queer phobic than it probably is
if a disabled person says something is ableist than it probably is
if a jewish person says something is antisemitic than it probably is
if a muslim person says something is islamophobic than it probably is
listen to minorities instead of deciding for yourself what's bigoted
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are we deadass?
we cannot have jackshit anymore.
"guys let's take away the one month we have celebrating people apart of the lgbtqia+"
um no. jesus month is every month, christians and others who have a religion revolving around jesus aren't getting their rights to live taken away, do they? no? I didn't think so.
just because you don't celebrate pride month or you don't support the lgbtqia+ doesn't mean you can take away the one month we have supporting our existence.
we exist. and nothing is going to change that.
and the fact that his flag was made using artificial intelligence is HILARIOUS, at least our flags are actually made by real humans.
and "jesus loves you" at the end? so, does that apply to us or.. nah? like hello?
and I thought christians were supposed to follow the bible and love everyone equally, but clearly some are not interpreting it as such.
oh and since he's asking for flags, here's mine.
TW for sensitive topics like hate speech/queerphobia
Anyone who says the queer community is 100% accepted nowadays and doesn't face any discrimination is a fucking ignorant asshole. I just came across a post on here with literal GORE with a caption along the lines of "All fags and trans do this to yourself and die"
Damn near had a panic attack because this is seriously fucking disgusting and horrible. I reported the post and blocked the account. I couldn't even tell if it was real gore or movie gore but that's not even the point. It was bad and I panicked. I really really hope this user gets fucking banned forever. If anyone wants me to go retrieve their @ so we can mass report I will do that. I'm just shaken up. Fuck queerphobes. It's literally Pride month
just cried over Alan Turing
The next door neighbor next door saw me cleaning up after the dog and then relocated a trump flag to against our back fence where only we can see it (no other neighbors have see-through fences). It feels like he is trying to make an issue⦠I have lived in this house my whole life and some guy who just moves in is so miserable that he aims to make me feel unwelcome.
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Thought only half cooked but when queerness is associated only and exclusively with femininity, it seems to onlookers like trans men already have it "all". Like its as if we don't have to struggle to acquire queer identity (if it's associated with femininity) because people take one look at our (presumed) agab and think, surely it is a leg-up to be afab. Even though it's the thing often causing us the most distress.
When there's lateral aggression by other queer people being transandrophobic, could some of our concerns that we don't feel welcome due to our acquired masculinity be meeting the belief of others that we have nothing to complain about, because *surely* trans men already had a leg-up in the queerness department?
So when queerness is exclusively seen as feminine, this is a problem it creates. It means that transmasculinity is dismissed because surely we already had an "in" based on presumed agab and *surely* don't need any help or support. When in reality we are often expelled from queerness when our masculinity is seen as incongruous to it.
I only just woke up so brain is soup. But this explains why some transandrophobic trans women have said things along the lines of "trans men are privileged over trans women" because our presumed agabs are seen as an unfair advantage when it comes to access to the queer community. If queerness = femininity, then the logic is those afab have an edge over those who weren't. But this is predicated on a misunderstanding of queerness in the first place. When queer masculinity isn't allowed to exist, neither is transmasculinity. The whole conception/stereotype of queerness is flawed and leads to this.
The only remedy is to insist on queerness including all expressions. Not just a narrow set.
i don't like how pretty much every queer group has a proper name for themselves, but gay men get stuck with just... well, gay men. we don't have the words to talk about our identity or experiences, or at least nothing that is widely used; hell, we didn't even have a flag until recently and it was attacked heavily as well. the assumption that we are the most privileged permeates so deeply that it becomes so difficult to talk about or legitimise our issues
This is homoandrophobia.
I use uranian/turian the most, but it is frustrating to have to explain to people over and over again what those terms mean.
My family close and extended are all very queerphobic. I have come out to my close family and they are aware that I am transitioning but it feels like a forbidden topic for anyone else.
My father has a lot of health issues and he doesnt really feel that he will be around much longer.
This has recently been bothering me because if one day I decide to get married I dont know that I will have any family there.
I think my grandparents and extended family are going to outlive my dad, and I dont think they would come to a wedding where it isnt me in a dress marrying a cishet man.
