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Bringing this back after the Prom movie casting…

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When I was in my transition from labeling as bisexual to lesbian, in the middle I didn't know which one I was, and exclusively identified as sapphic. Sapphic is the word that ties bisexual women, nonbinary sapphics, and lesbians all together. It means attracted to women but does not specify the attraction to men. Likewise, there is also the term queer, which is for any LGBTQ+ person to reclaim.

I know there is a blurred line sometimes, I've been there. I figured out I was lesbian specifically, but it's okay to not find out your specific sexuality if you don't want to. You don't even have to use a label if that's what makes you feel comfortable! But all this talk about "bisexual lesbian" or "lesbian means attraction to women and doesn't specify attraction to men" is hurtful to bisexuals and lesbians who have finally found a word that describes their life experience. Lesbian does specify attraction to men. It's that.. they Are Not. A term for the experience you're thinking of already exists. It's sapphic.

I get it, sometimes there is fluidity or ot feels like there's no word seems to match your identity. But you can't just change words thay already have an established meaning. We use language to get an idea accross.

Words mean things.

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texting AU with these two? 100/100 Ed is doomed. 

doomed to fall in love✨🌸

This is not exactly a moment from the fic, but It’s not a big deal  totally planted the whole texting/modern AU seed in my head. It’s quite hilarious and made me laugh and smile like an idiot a bunch of times (and I am not even finished yet) so please check it out!:“)

#they are so darn cute

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legendary

#i...i ship them

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AUBREY PLAZA as RILEY Happiest Season (2020) dir. Clea DuVall

#the way im in love

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BLOOM INTO YOU DUB MOMENTS THAT HAD ME CACKLING

#THIS FCUKING KILLED ME #ITS SO BAD YET SO GOOD

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asami is fully the gay girl who doesn’t know how to flirt but is just like omgggg you’re so strong!! 😳😳💕💖 but idk i don’t think you could pick me up 👀👀🙈 and korra doesn’t even realize asami likes her she’s just like how DARE you insinuate i’m not strong enough have you seen my arms???

#friendly reminder that asami is bi tho #not rlly a big deal but if asami was a lesbian and someone called her bi ppl would def get mad

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“Her fantasy novel Children of Blood and Bone, the first of a trilogy about a young girl’s battle with a prince over bringing magic back to West Africa,  is going to be released some time next year. But it’s already got a seven-figure publishing deal with Macmillan, and a massive deal with Fox Studios too, with the latter acquiring the movie rights pretty early on in the day for a book that hasn’t even been published yet.”

Source (x)

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Harold

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It is literally not the police’s job to do their job.

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just saw the phrase “wlw/mlm hostility” and I’m currently obsessed

#bruh

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discussing religious wlw with your crush: a how-to guide

#now i have to watch the first show bc ive never heard of it???

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I remember seeing a different post pointing out that Native Americans are basically already living a post-apocalyptic world.

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since this “latinx or latine” discussion is getting attention again, i’d like to point out that it’s important to know how disabled people feel about it, and why you should consider using “e” instead of “x” for making gendered words neutral.

basically, a blind brazilian and anti-ableism blogger first spoke about this issue in january 2015, claiming that words such as “latinx” and “bonitx” are actually anything but inclusive, since visually impaired people can’t understand what you’re saying, because their reading-out-loud softwares can’t pronounce these words. she then suggests that using “e” as a neutral term can be way more inclusive both to nonbinary and visually impaired people (ex.: latine, bonite). she also states that you can be neutral without using “ela” or “ele” by using instead “a pessoa/that person” or simply using the person’s name.

she stills talks about this issue on her page to this day, as well as many of other anti-ableism activists on facebook, and they ask us to spread the word by sharing their posts - so as a non-disabled person, that’s what i’m doing. i hope this helps!

other articles about this topic: [x], [x]

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Let’s get our gambling freak on! It started off with just Yumeko and Mary, but I just think everyone is pretty neat and had to be in the print <:)

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i realized i’ve never posted it here. so here we go!

tag what you’re majoring in/intend on majoring in 

(kakegurui edition)

#i love these dumb kids