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All of you who made him your fantasy boyfriend and got butthurt when he turned out to be a mortal human being that fell off the pedestal you put him on need to wake up and smell the Folgers. He doesn't owe you an explanation for why his marriage failed. Or when it failed. Or when he started dating Olivia Munn. Or why he has a child when he said before he didn't want kids. Just because he makes you laugh on the Internet doesn't mean you know him. You know what he allows you to know, and no more. The fact that his on-stage persona was appealing to you means nothing. It was a persona. Your parasocial relationships are your own problem. Don't visit them on other people.

As for having Dave Chappelle open for him that one time, that was a stupid move on his part. Not just because Chappelle hates trans people but because Chappelle is an unfunny hack who hates everyone. His jokes about everybody are revolting. I don't think Mulaney is transphobic or racist or anti-Semitic or anything else of the like. I think he exhibited poor judgment, and that's it.

1) Most people don’t just come out of the womb knowing that they’re not straight. Some women discover they may be bi or lesbians later on in life. This could be the story of that, but some of you are too angry to consider that to be the case.

2) MC is not you. You are not MC. This is a story being told about a character someone else created based on their own life experiences. I could 100% understand if the story makes people feel triggered or uncomfortable. But to say that PB is forcing you, as an individual, to be straight...? Come on.

COME ON.

Really?

All that I’m basically reading is that people don’t believe in the fluidity of sexuality. That people are just one orientation for their whole lives and are unable to change.

I’m a WLW but it’s clear that many of you have a very limited idea of what that entails.

IN MEMORY OF NAYA RIVERA

Naya Rivera was a mom, a sister, a daughter. She was an actress, a singer, a writer, a model. She was a latina woman who went through a lot in this life. She was always vocal and open about important issues such as homophobia, racism, toxic relationships, sexism, motherhood, abortion. Her character in Glee was probably one of the most influential and important representations for the LGBTQ+ community and she always talked about how Santana was important for young LGBT people and how proud she was for being able to represent something good. If Santana ever helped you, Naya was so proud of that and of you. She changed lives.

I'm like ??

Anyway we know he will change to better

Trust me… I remember

this……. is gonna be a long list im afraid…….

diverse characters (im going to try include only like. properly diverse books. not ones with a single token non-white or non-cishet character)

the star touched queen by roshani chokshi

rivers of london by ben aaronovitch

tell the truth, shame the devil by melina marchetta

the young elites by marie lu

the wrath and the dawn by renee ahdieh

six of crows by leigh bardugo

into the blue by pene henson

iron cast by destiny soria

a hero at the end of the world by erin claiborne

a crown of wishes by roshani chokshi

the hundred thousand kingdoms by nk jemisin

flame in the mist by renee ahdieh

cold magic by kate elliott

black wolves by kate elliott

everything i never told you by celeste ng

when dimple met rishi by sandhya menon

aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe by benjamin alire sáenz

trade me by courtney milan

the astrologer’s daughter by rebecca lim

the girl with the red balloon by katherine locke

heroes of olympus by rick riordan

the absolutely true diary of a part time indian by sherman alexie

another brooklyn by jacqueline woodson

peter darling by austin chant

shadowshaper by dj older

the girl from everywhere by heidi heilig

machineries of empire by yoon ha lee

a taste of honey by kai ashante wilson

storm season by pene henson

sorcerer royal by zen cho

magnus chase and the gods of asgard by rick riordan

outrun the moon by stacey lee

the sun is also a star by nicola yoon

henry rios mysteries by michael nava

the bone witch by rin chupeco

unputdownable books

the looking glass wars by frank beddor

unwind by neal shusterman

chaos walking by patrick ness

robopocalypse by daniel h wilson

a monster calls by patrick ness

more than this by patrick ness

the demon’s lexicon by sarah rees brennan

i am the messenger by markus zusak

the princess and the captain by anne laure bondoux

everything i never told you by celeste ng

aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe by benjamin alire sáenz

the astrologer’s daughter by rebecca lim

the lynburn legacy by sarah rees brennan

on the jellicoe road by melina marchetta

saving francesca by melina marchetta

the piper’s son by melina marchetta

looking for alibrandi by melina marchetta

timothy wilde mysteries by lyndsay faye

last night i sang to the monster by benjamin alire sáenz

the queen’s thief by megan whalen turner

vicious by ve schwab

greatcoats by sebastien de castell

conquered earth by j barton mitchell

i’ll give you the sun by jandy nelson

the rest of us just live here by patrick ness

the song of achilles by madeline miller

burial rites by hannah kent

joyride by jackson lanzing

know not why by hannah johnson

peter darling by austin chant

the wrath and the dawn by renee ahdieh

six of crows by leigh bardugo

into the blue by pene henson

iron cast by destiny soria

a hero at the end of the world by erin claiborne

a crown of wishes by roshani chokshi

the star touched queen by roshani chokshi

rivers of london by ben aaronovitch

simon vs the homo sapiens agenda by becky albertalli

the winner’s trilogy by marie rutkoski

wonders of the invisible world by christopher barzak

illuminae files by amie kaufman and jay kristoff

letters to the lost by brigid kemmerer

brothers sinister by courtney milan

see you in the cosmos by jack cheng

the hating game by sally thorne

whatever by sj goslee

the serpent king by jeff zentner

we are okay by nina lacour

flame in the mist by renee ahdieh

the dark days club by alison goodman

release by patrick ness

right of first refusal by dahlia adler

words in deep blue by cath crowley

cruel beauty by rosamund hodge

far from you by tess sharpe

percy jackson and the olympians

heroes of olympus

magnus chase and the gods of asgard

the kane chronicles