queen of nothing at all

the devil

the lord of this manor better give us booze or we’ll burn his house Down

alternatively, give us some cash

this plant is Red like the blood of Childbirth

i was wooed in the sheep field

what up, it’s the Devil again

goods or tuppence may be exchanged for a viewing of this wren we’ve killed

SWORD DANCE TUNES

we sing in thanks of the maidservant who let the mob into the laird’s home

dancing is a sin but do you think i’m gonna stop

unlikely

the apple crop better be good or next year it’ll grow fertilized with your blood

the winter is cruel but the laird is crueler

the church is also cruel

it’s lucky to give us money. in this case, the luck is not getting stabbed

HE KNOWS WHEN YOU’RE AWAKE

HE KNOWS IF YOU’VE BEEN BAD OR GOOD

SO BE GOOD FOR GOODNESS SAKE

19% of bi people are uninsured, compared to 6% of gay men and 4% of lesbians.

42% of bi trans people have a disability, compared to 34% of gay/lesbian trans people and 22% of straight trans people.

16% of bi people reported not getting needed medical care in the past year due to cost, compared to 12% of gay/lesbian and 8% of straight people. Among bi trans people, the percentage doubles.

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It’s 20-fucking-18 and people here act like we don’t have non-TERF terms for that noxious “compulsory heterosexuality”, often referred as “comp het”.

Non-TERF alternatives that have existed for years and are infinitely superior to that “comp het” nonsense:

Heterosexism

Heteronormativity

(Cis) Heteropatriarchy

Seriously, there’s no excuse for using terminology coined by TERFs and SWERFs, which harm trans women and people, bi folks, sex workers, and is even weaponised against ace and aro demographics. What’s more is that “comp het” easily disregards how the intersections of race and colourism play into a white supremacist cisheteropatriarchy, and the havoc this reaps towards queer and non-queer people of colour.

It’s 20-fucking-18 and people here act like we don’t have non-TERF terms for that noxious “compulsory heterosexuality”, often referred as “comp het”.

Non-TERF alternatives that have existed for years and are infinitely superior to that “comp het” nonsense:

Heterosexism

Heteronormativity

(Cis) Heteropatriarchy

Seriously, there’s no excuse for using terminology coined by TERFs and SWERFs, which harm trans women and people, bi folks, sex workers, and is even weaponised against ace and aro demographics. What’s more is that “comp het” easily disregards how the intersections of race and colourism play into a white supremacist cisheteropatriarchy, and the havoc this reaps towards queer and non-queer people of colour.