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🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈Happy pride month y’all🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
🩷I used the original Gilbert Baker flag with the pink stripe to fit the blog theme🩷
Anyway
I’m having trouble finding the right words for what I want to say here but, to all the lgbtqia+ people reading this post (especially those that are trans)
With everything that has happened this year it’s easy to feel like you are completely alone and that the entire world is against you, but know there are so many people like you and those who support you and we are all still fighting and we will not let anyone silence us.
I hope everyone has a safe and happy pride this year 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🩷
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clodcakes · 2 years
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Hatsune Miku says LGBTQ+ rights she told me herself
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Time for the gay month. I hope everyone have a good pride month, everyone is valid and deserve to be treated as a person
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I myself will go thru the month casually. Hopefully you get to see more (gay) art from me, and from a few more Fandoms from my usual stomping grounds
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amshortcharlie · 2 years
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Don't be afraid
The people in my life always say "gay marriage is wrong, etc." Its not they're life, love who you want, be who you want. Don't let others tell you what gender to like, don't let others tell you what gender to be. Never be afraid to let others know who you are. You dont have to demonize people for what they want to be or are, just let them be!! Everyone deserves rights, gays deserve to get married, trans people deserve to be trans, EVERYONE deserve something, or someone. No matter if they identify as male, female or non-binary, if they like boys or girls!
Anyways just wanted to say this cuz I'm having a real bad day today, have an awesome day :D
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Love ya'll!! @aki-pringle
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wnderingcryptid · 2 years
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⚠️Long Post Ahead!!
  I’ve seen a lot of blogs about the whole pansexual vs bisexual debate and pansexual and bisexual solidarity floating around so I wanted to share my thoughts and experience with both labels. (Both as a vent and to show how confusing and nonsensical sexuality + gender can be) 
TLTR: Labels are entirely made up by people as a way to explain to others what they feel/don’t feel and to explain how they wan’t others to refer to them. This means that labels are entirely personal to each individual person and their definitions can change overtime. We cannot hate/judge people because they use a label that in the past had a negative definition and now has a positive one, and we cannot hate/judge people for creating new more specific ones. On the flip side, we cannot expect people to understand and comprehend every label so we need to do the best to educate and inform people about them!
Now for the long part! (you can ask me questions ab this if you wish to):
   The first non-monosexual label I came across was bisexual, which was due to my mother who is bisexual. I was in 6th grade at the time and was beginning to learn more about the LGBTQ+ and, simultaneously, myself. As a young kid I never tried to influence who I was (ex: act girly), but I believed that a label placed upon you couldn’t be changed. I thought that my gender was dictated on what I was assigned as from birth- which stemmed from the lack of education on what transgender was, and I also thought since I was a girl I HAD to like boys. Even when I found out about other sexualities I had a hard time shaking off my “responsibility” to like men, which didn’t feel like a burden since I did and still like mostly men. The only times it really affected me was when I developed crushes on girls, but fantasized those girls turning into boys because for some reason I just didn’t realize I could like women? I still liked their personalities and I thought they looked pretty- but I couldn’t POSSIBLY like and date a girl. Eventually I accepted that I could like women, and adopted the bi label. During that time I had also adopted the genderfluid label, but my view point on gender was just fueled on how I liked to dress and act.
  Like most kids in my generation, I also had a lack of internet supervision. This led to some… interesting… experiences. I might have been groomed, but for the most part I just met kids my age who, like me, were stupid and didn’t understand a thing about what a crush actually was. In my head, if I wanted to spend a lot of time with someone I had a crush on them. Me and a lot of my online friends also would roleplay so our idea of a relationship had to be both cute and dramatic, which is unhealthy and not realistic at all. I think I had gotten into 3 “relationships” before I actually, somewhat, developed a real crush on someone. I eventually opened up to that person, and that person also liked me, so we ended up dating. Our relationship was very toxic, mainly because we were very co-dependant, so young, and didn’t understand setting boundaries and saying things like “please don’t leave me or i’ll do blank” wasn’t a healthy thing despite feeling like it was true. Nonetheless that person taught me a lot and introduced me to two new labels, pansexuality and nonbinary. They themselves were nonbinary and pansexual and taught me about it. The definition I got for both labels weren’t exactly fully true. Pansexuality was like bisexuality but you also liked nonbinary people and nonbinary was just a mix of being a woman and a man. At the time I thought I fit these definitions because a) I never felt like my gender identity was fluid, but rather a mix of female and male (again, still based off of how I acted and dressed), and b) I liked that person at the time, who was nonbinary, so I liked women, men, and nonbinary people. 
  Eventually I found out that nonbinary was actually an umbrella term where everyone experiences gender differently, and I also found out that pansexuality was like bisexuality but you just didn’t have a preference. As I grew I still identified as pansexuality, despite the change in definition. I think this was because I was so desperate to be in a relationship and felt like I “needed” one (a view point which is soooo unhealthy and ruined a lot of my relationships, plus led to me being used), so I just really didn’t care about what gender the person was. I also developed my first actual in person crushes, one of them identified as a woman at the time and the other one is agender. It was through them that I actually started to question what kind of person I was looking for and through getting in a relationship with the agender person I learned what’s healthy and what’s not healthy. Eventually I started to create boundaries and often visualized what my ideal partner would be, which also led to me realizing that almost every time I visualized a guy. I also experimented with different gender identities, ranging from transgender, to agender, to demiboy, to eventually not giving a flying fck about what label I used and focusing on learning about how I felt about myself. I also realized that gender isn’t based on how you dress or act.
  Even to this day I describe my gender as a mix of the lack of one and a guy, more specifically the amount of how much I feel like a guy fluctuates between no gender and a “half guy.” I also learned that labels are just a way to convey a feeling or lack of a feeling, which often has rules attached to them to both use against/control people and to communicate how you wan’t people to refer to you. So while labels are hella useful we cannot use them to define other people, thats when they become harmful. Labels are also constantly changing because they’re different for everyone. We can’t get mad at someone because they use a certain label that in the past had a negative meaning but now has a positive one. Ex: Pansexuality, which many people try to argue against bc people use to use it in transphobic ways (excluding all transgender people as a third gender, as if transwomen aren’t real woman). We also can’t exactly control how people define their own labels, or control which ones they use. Some people view pansexuality as the lack of a preference in gender, and some people view pansexuality as just liking all genders. Some people also use other similar labels and “nonsensical” ones to describe their sexuality/gender or lack of it. You can’t get mad at them because they are using labels the way they’re supposed to be used, to describe to other people what you feel you are/aren’t!! Since all of this depends on feelings, sometimes gender/sexuality is non-static. Sometimes people switch labels because they don’t fit anymore or because they realized they never were that label to begin with. For better explanation, if you know someone who use to identify as lesbian but now identifies as pansexual (or vice versa), either that person just realized they like more than just women or at one point they only liked women but now like more than just women. Yes it can be confusing at thats why some people don’t get it right. Thats also why a lot of labels get push back, because people don’t understand it. We need to listen to each other more!!! The only time a label isn’t valid is when it is used to justify the harm a person does to others (ex: pedophiles and zoophiles).
   After realizing this I actually switched back to using the label bisexual, but my use of pansexual was still valid. I do believe at one point I didn’t have a gender preference, but my viewpoint on love has drastically changed and therefore sexuality has changed. While fundamentally I like people for who they are, when I talk about my ideal partner I usually do lean towards more masculine identifying people. I seek out more masculine people, but my feelings for people don’t just develop because the person is masculine, they develop because I grow close to that person for who they are.
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doesephs · 2 months
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it’s always ‘inuit inspired’, girl just admit you can’t be bothered to open google
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iwoulddieforienzo · 5 months
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Personally I think percabeth is at its best when Grover is in it. I don’t necessarily mean in a polycule way I just think it’s great when he’s around
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ansburg · 7 months
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Now, perhaps we might try a more — intimate style.
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cemeterything · 2 years
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Something that stood out to me a lot from this album is the intentional de-personalization of extremely personal feelings and stories. She seems to have decided for this project that in order to be free to be completely honest in her art (which tbf she always has been but never as much as this album), she needs to visualize herself, and thus her stories, as a third party, an external entity on which she's conducting a post-mortem examination. Her 2016 self and the hate train she suffered after Snakegate is reimagined as Cassandra, a character from Greek mythology who had visions in her dreams but no one believed her and instead she was punished. Her anxiety of holding her lover's career back is instead described as The Albatross, this girl who everyone has been warned to stay away from bc she causes problems and is a liability. Her sweet, innocent childhood self is depicted as a robin, a feisty little bird full of life, dreams, and potential who has yet no clue of the cruelty of the world.
Consequently, the characters in her life are, too, bestowed upon fictional characters from stories that have been told before and/or are familiar in some way to the listener (aIMee the girl from this allegorical high school which is actually Kim Kardashian, Peter the boy who never grew up and stayed forever in Neverland who actually is her long-term ex partner, both her and her lover's separate romantic involvements imagined as Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus, her real life therapist referred to as The Professor etc). By using the representation of well-known characters from widely popular stories and myths with names and all, she creates an even deeper line of emotional connection with the listener. Then, the 4th wall is delightfully broken in Clara Bow, where she refers to Clara Bow and Stevie Nicks as the inherent precedents to Taylor Swift. But what's even more brilliant about this is that in this way, she is making Taylor Swift into a character in and of itself. She is actually attempting to externalize Taylor Swift from Taylor the real-life woman. By narrating her stories through tangible entities presented as completely external to herself, she is inhibited by the safety of this fictional/allegorical lense through which she's allowing her stories to be consumed, and as a result, she has unlimited freedom to be more personal than she has ever been in her art before.
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cozylittleartblog · 7 months
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had a(nother) nightmare
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homielander · 11 months
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shiv's motivations for voting to pass the gojo deal are so layered and i don't think they should be dismissed in favour of any one interpretation. shiv desperately grabbed on to a lifeline for her relationship with tom. shiv was the deciding vote and she couldn't bear to hold the crown only for a moment just to place it atop her brother's head. shiv knew she would have more influence as wife of CEO rather than sister of CEO. shiv absolutely hated seeing kendall crystallize into logan before her eyes, especially when he made roman bleed ("and if we did kill him we get to go to bed") -- succession has always been about siblings so of course she tried to free her brothers before her child. shiv still thinks she can raise her child with all the material benefits of being the daughter of waystar CEO while doing better by her, whatever that means. and all of those things are true
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ecoamerica · 15 days
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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared
The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!
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unbidden-yidden · 6 months
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Hey major shout-out to my fellow trans Jews. This year has been hell and it's hard not to feel like we've been completely abandoned, betrayed, shut out, and made unsafe across the full political spectrum.
I'm so sorry; we deserved better. I hope you're okay and standing strong - we will get through this together 🕎 🏳️‍⚧️ ✡️
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eretzyisrael · 22 days
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autisticgayplushie · 1 year
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full pride puppy squad.... starting to look a little like a class photo with all 15 of them,,, <3
(the colorful puppies series 2 pre-launch page is now up on KS!!)
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alwaysbewoke · 2 months
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