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Monday when they reveal that Liv, Finn and Dominik have been in cahoots this entire time. The Wyatt6 are about to absolutely terrorize the new judgement day and honestly it's gonna be so deserved. Rhea and Damian as well. Throw Jey and Sami in the mix too cause they've been messing with them. They're gonna be busy. YOU DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON YOUR FAMILY!
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Dexter Lumis as Mercy the Buzzard [07 June 24]
NIKKKIIIII
TᕼEY’ᖇE ᕼEᖇE
Bestie got his revenge 👏🥰.
Wyatt6 showed up for my bestie 😍
Ohhhh man soo much happened in one segment damn!!!
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You probably already knew this, but I recently learned that lesbian language (like terms such as butch n femme, or the reclaiming of d*ke, etc.) is referred to as “Lavender Linguistics” and I just think that’s really neat
I actually didn’t know this, and it is the most delightful thing I have heard all day!
Note from the editor: Hey! Lavender linguistics is super cool, and one of my favorite parts of our culture and history. It does encompass a bit more than reclaimed language or even one part of the community’s language though.
Lavender linguistics is a term linguists and other academics to describe the way LGBTQ+ people use language. This includes things like reclaimed language and slang, but it also includes things like cadence, tone, sentence structure, speech patterns, and pronunciation. Creaky voice, ending with a rising tone, and yes, reclaimed language, are some examples of this. There are some cases of lavender linguistics even creating a new language of sorts—Polari, for example.
“Lavender linguistics” was used first by Gershon Legman. The Lavender Languages and Linguistics Conference that happens every year that explores this concept. There is a documentary called “Do I Sound Gay?” where a gay man tries to sound “less gay” (warning for some internalized homophobia). William L. Leap has two notable works: Beyond the Lavender Lexicon: Authenticity, Imagination, and Appropriation in Lesbian and Gay Languages and Word’s out: Gay Men’s English. I mention these works because he popularized the phrase, but to be clear, lavender linguistics focuses on the language of all LGBTQ people. Also, lavender linguistics is not limited to English; it can be observed in almost every language.
I hope that offers a little more info on lavender linguistics! I’m really glad you brought this up because I think it’s one of the most interesting parts of our community and I love when people learn about it.
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Wait?, who was it that was sitting unconscious up against the fence in Bo Dallas' video?
