yuri lover

you can call me suri, or if you forget it's fine to say yuri/yuri lover

i am a cis girl that goes by she/her

i love dancing, speaking, medicine, psychology, playing the cello, volunteering at hospitals, etc. (future doctor here !!!)

if you DM me, dont be weird

anyone 13-21 can interact! if you're out of this age range, and need to dm me for some reason, either make it quick or ask first. im very big on online safety so i will be dry if youre below 13/above 21

you can get off this page if you're sexist, homophobic, ableist, racist, or any type of bigot. i do NOT tolerate hatred in any form (unless we're hating on people who hate)

if you're in any of these fandoms literally marry me:

ace attorney

nana

queen (the band)

atarashii gakko

she-ra

tgcf

dark mermaid

winter before spring

papercut dreams

another

jojos bizarre adventure

superfish

the doctors are out

the seven husbands of evelyn hugo

yuri on ice

beastars

ouran

persona

but yeah, i will NOT post anything weird on here, its mainly yapping, maybe art or reblogs

i love narumitsu/wrightworth but i also yearn for an actual case since completing the games!!!

if someone's child is queer, and the parent says "i can't accept this," it's less about their beliefs but more about how much they love that child.

my parent is the same way because they were raised in a conservative environment that didn't accept queer individuals. if i came out to them, they would not be accepting at all and potentially stop talking to me.

however, their mother, or my grandma grew up in an even more conservative environment--not only would they shun queer people, but they would harm them. yet if she knew, she would embrace me, tell me it was okay to be myself, and that she loves me.

although they both love me a lot, with love comes change.

if you have a child, you should at least try to break the cycle you were raised in instead of blaming your lack of acceptance on the way you were raised. it's not easy, but it won't be easy for your child if you never make an attempt.

yeah, pride month shouldn't be the reason you respect gay people

the other day i was walking past some teenage boys (ugh i know) and they were saying some pretty homophobic stuff and treating the word "gay" as an insult. one of the guys responds by saying "bro you can't say that, it's pride month!"

and although they were 'joking' and just being dumb, if the only reason you tolerate gay people is because its june, you're homophobic. true respect comes unconditionally, no matter if someone is queer or trans.

pride month is to celebrate the stonewall movement and to provide a platform for historic and present queer voices which have lacked/lack a platform. it also advocates for inclusivity and justice through rallies, posts, branding, and more.