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Not-Solved Nights!
I absolutely love looking into unsolved crimes and paranormal things, so I thought I’d try a new mini series called Not Solved Nights! I know it’s Unsolved but I like Not Solved. Has a ring to it.
So I’m thinking Not Solved Nights might be weekly or every two weeks, depending on how busy I get. I’m really excited to start this little project, and I think I‘ve found the crime I’ll start off with.
Until then
~ EE
Daring D&D
Okay so my DM has gone to uni so our campaign is on hold until Christmas, and he left it on a cliffhanger and oh my god Christmas can not come soon enough. I miss D&D so much! I’d love to DM a campaign for my mates while we wait but like I don’t know shit about being a DM and it’s so frustrating because I need to play D&D! I didn’t think I’d miss it this much, especially considering it's been 2 weeks. Honestly I’m going mad. So if anyone has some campaign ideas, advice for being a DM or fun D&D stories, let me know!
Casual Cosplays!
So I’m very fond of cosplays! Follow my Instagram account- edgyeldercosplay ! But enough of self promo, I’m going to Comic Con tomorrow, and I’ll be going as Jessica Jones! I might do a post on how I do this? Like what products I use and where I got everything from? I don’t know. I just like the idea of that. Anyway, until tomorrow ~ EE
Pride Papers
So basically, I’m a dumbass. I completely forgot to finish pride papers but I’m leaving the two posts up because they’re up and I don’t see the point in taking them down.
Pride month is almost over and I’m probably not going to carry on with this series until next year. Hopefully I’ll be more consistent with blogging then.
So I’m going to try blogging at least once every week, and see how it goes. Maybe I’ll try doing a mini series where I post once every day for a month and maybe then I’ll succeed.
Hopefully I’ll post within the next week! I’ll probably continue Pride Papers as a once in a while thing where I’ll post something to do with Pride. Who knows.
Until next time
~EE
An honest talk about gender, sexualities and labels (Pride Papers #2)
This was a prompt I found and thought that it was interesting, so here it is. So sometimes I find myself thinking about labels. How I personally think we don’t need them. Why do we need to label ourselves based on who we like, what we aren’t attracted to and how we feel? Why do we need to categorise ourselves? But then I often find myself wondering about my labels. I don’t know how I identify. That’s the thing. I don’t know if I’m pan or lesbian, female or genderqueer. Truth is, I’m confused and I don’t know who I really am. I’m trying to tell myself that that doesn’t define me. These labels don’t define who I am, these labels shouldn’t define my life. Yet I find myself thinking about this a lot. I think that sexualities have a stigma and stereotypes around them. ‘Oh, you’re gay? Well you’re going to be so camp and feminine, aren’t you?’ ‘Oh, you’re bi? Have fun at your threesome!’ ‘Oh, you’re lesbian? You’re not that butch!’ Because of these, I find it’s harder to identify as something because it doesn’t feel like me. I don’t know if I’m the only one that feels this way, but that’s typically the way I feel. Defining gender is weird for me because I don’t know how I feel. I’m still trying to figure myself out. For me, gender is a spectrum. I think that about sexualities too. I think it’s all a spectrum. Where we identity on that spectrum is up to us, no one else. We can’t let anyone else decide who we are. We’re our own people, and these things are up to us, we have to label ourselves if we choose to. We can’t choose who we’re attracted to or how we feel, but we can choose how we go around it. I’m not sure if that makes sense, but I’m going with it. For me, I fully believe that none of it is a choice. I never chose to have a crush on Ingrid from Young Dracula, it just happened, and that’s the thing. It just happens. We don’t choose who we’re attracted to. We don’t choose how we feel. We don’t choose any of this. It’s just sad that there’s so much hate around something that can’t be chosen. Something that can’t be helped, can’t be changed. Something that is chosen is being an ignorant, homophobic twat. That can be changed. I don’t know if this makes sense. I don’t know if I really followed the prompt, but this is what I’ve come up with. I hope you guys have enjoyed this! And hopefully I’ll see you tomorrow! Until next time! ~ EE
Why Pride is Important (Pride Paper #1)
Something I’ve heard a lot is ‘why is pride important? It’s 2019!’ or ‘people know about gay now, why do we still have pride?’ or the classic ‘why isn’t there a straight pride, since we’re trying to be equal.’ I know a lot of people who still question why pride is important, and I hope that I can answer your question.
LGBT rights have come a long way since the Stonewall Riots, but there’s still a long way to go. Same sex marriage is now legal in 22 countries, which is an amazing number. It’s still illegal in 72 countries, which even though we’re doing well with it being legalised in 22 countries, it’s still a long way to go.
It’s not all bad. In the UK, there was a test recorded, one in 1983 and one in 2016. In 1983, only 17% of people were accepting of the LGBT community, but in 2016, 64% of people were accepting of the LGBT community. Even though that’s a good rise of numbers, it’s still a very low number.
In the UK and the US, we have members of the government who are opposed to the LGBT community and are slowly planning or are even in the process of stripping LGBT rights away. There are still countries where being attracted to the same sex or a gender opposite to your biological sex is punishable by death.
Pride is still important because of these little things that aren’t that little. There’s still homophobes. There’s still transphobes. There are still ignorant people out there who aren’t accepting. There are still people being hurt and killed in the street for being a part of being the LGBT community. Pride is still important because we need to stop these. We need to make sure that same sex marriage is legalised everywhere. We need to make sure that the LGBT community have equal rights to our straight peers. Pride is important because it’s meant to be an accepting place for everyone and it’s meant to show that we exist. We are people who deserve the same rights as our straight peers, that we deserve equality. That’s why pride is important to me. If you have any thoughts, let me know!
Until next time :D
~ EE
Pride Papers
For pride month, I’m going to post a blog a day about pride. This could be the history of pride, LGBT icons, charities or just random things to do with pride. I’m going to start this on the 1st and end it on the 30th. If there’s anything you want to see, let me know. Until next time!
~ EE