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i’ve had people say to me that there’s no way some people in history were gay or they were queer, that there’s “no evidence to support it”, and that by even suggesting an alternative to their view it’s quickly dismissed as wrong, offensive or implausible. as if people like me are putting dirt on a person’s legacy and tainting it with “a woke ideology”. it’s heartbreaking to see that, after all this time, society still believes that homosexuality and queerness is a new concept, or that it’s something to be ashamed of. people say that we’ve come so far, but have we really?
like, no shit sherlock, ofc sometimes there’ll be no obvious evidence that they were gay. they didn’t owe you any. let’s just ignore the fact that if you were considered or suspected of being openly homosexual back then you could’ve been killed, abused or publicly humiliated, your good deeds and accomplishments erased from history and your family discriminated against for years. strange how all it took to determine how society treated you was by who you fucked. and unfortunately it still continues today.
stop thinking that just because it hasn’t been recorded or confirmed it means that they weren’t queer. stop pushing the heterosexual narrative on us and suppressing marginalised communities and voices even more. since when has being narrow minded and bigoted served us well?
and anyways, why are we so certain that they were straight huh? because they were married to women? to men? you’ll probably need me to hold your hand while i say this, but marrying a woman or man doesn’t make someone inherently straight or makes them any less queer. why are we so insistent on centring heterosexuality on historical figures and always immediately concluding that they were straight? you scared they were gay or something? that lgbtqia+ people have always existed, whether they publicly identified themselves as such or not?
i’m sick and tired of people telling us that we’re wrong or crazy to even consider or think of people being outside the realm of heterosexuality, like in some cases, it actually makes more sense for a historical figure to be perceived as gay then straight!
it ought to be more embarrassing to admit you don't know WHO percy shelley is. no Ozymandias? King of kings? not even the slightest bit? sneer of cold command? not that one?
religion is so fucking funny the world is just too beautiful there must be a higher entity behind all this. lets oppress women
No gay has all 5:
- A job
- Good relationship with father
- Neurotypical brain
- Ability to top
- Driver’s license
this is a fun post because people will say how many they have in the tags then you get to figure out which ones.
the mark of a real actor is if they did theater before they hit it big and continue doing theater after. if they didn’t do theater before, then they are hacks and if they stop doing theater after, then they are dilettantes who lucked out. obviously this applies to all actors ever and there are no exceptions.
my understanding and interpretation of Mary Oliver’s “Wild Geese” cannot be untangled from the fact that it was originally published to follow her poem about childhood sexual abuse, “Rage”
i just don’t think it was unintentional that these were presented flush against each other
does anyone want to hold my hand and teach me how to write reviews of films, fiction books and nonfiction/essays. everytime that i do start one it's like by seeing the page i forget everything i have ever seen so i simply turn away
wake up and shoot yourself in the head. go to sleep and shoot yourself in the head. twenty times each!
strange to look back upon one's past and perceive the unmistakable, subtle growth of intellectual maturity; was that creature i, truly? it is embarrassing, in a sense, to watch oneself shake off the child's coat, because it is both rapid and slow and therefore when one looks at the older state of self, with many differences in its character, it is often that it merely existed a month past! you shudder at it, because it is how you acted and thought perhaps a mere week ago yet you would not behave like that anymore in the present hour, and you would think the same way of yourself now in the next hour, and the next, tomorrow, tomorrow and tomorrow. i wonder if it becomes slower, this changing, when one grows older? no doubt it never ceases—no such thing as permance in identity—but, when one finally establishes oneself in the world, then maybe the speed of change slackens. idk. maybe it is that way with writing as well... though that i can imagine less...
just learned that my friend’s sister likes to learn what cologne her boyfriends’ dads wear and then buy it and layer it with her perfume when they’re having sex to create a Freudian effect. omg
An 😭 Orpheus 😭 who 😭 didn’t 😭 turn 😭 around 😭 is 😭 an 😭 Orpheus 😭 who 😭 never 😭 walked 😭 down 😭 in 😭 the 😭 first 😭 place 😭
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@ ReaStrawhill that reads:
About chronic illness and identity: people have no idea how much it fucking sucks to have the personality of a hard-working, determined, motivated person but be stuck in a body that CAN'T work hard. It is one of the most frustrating things to constantly hold yourself back.
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depressed at 11 was crazy i should have become a child prodigy
depressed at 11 was crazy i should have become a child prodigy