missing my angel babygirl sweet bunny jackie taylor ⊹ ۪ 𖹭
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Sweet Seals For You, Always

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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missing my angel babygirl sweet bunny jackie taylor ⊹ ۪ 𖹭
vanilla>>> any other type of scent
BUT I'M A CHEERLEADER (1999)
girls like girls, like boys do, nothing new
My current niche is these three beautiful women
i think the second biggest reason why the "queer community" upsets me so bad (the first being that its a literal slur being reclaimed by people who have no right to reclaim it) is how SSA oppression has branched out to be claimable by anybody who isnt a cishet religious tradwife breadwinner sex through the sheets blonde-haired republican.
it falls in line with the current phenomena of what i like to call "inclusive oppression," typical of oxymoronic progressive politics in the modern day. "queer" is the new alt subculture, and yet its used as a catch-all term that very purposefully implies a homosexual identity, so everyone can have a piece of oppression pie.
i mean, the assumption of using the term is very clearly same-sex attraction, and they know this. queer as a slur has always been aimed at homosexual people—and yes, gnc people, bisexual people, trans people, etc are called homophobic slurs because the assumption is that they're homosexual. don't even try to play ignorant.
so now, you have a term forcing all manner of people under the same banner. from hetero kinksters to paraphiles to men wearing nail polish to homosexuals, and everything in between. everyone is welcome in the queer community! queers are the freaks, the weirdos, the perverts! queer is a good thing! let your freak flag fly! embrace your sexuality!
(nevermind the homophobic undertones of non-homosexuals co-opting a term used to call our sexuality abnormal so they can, at best, pretend their hetero relationship experiences oppression, and at worst, normalize their own abnormal sexual kinks/fetishes.)
and who is seen as the primary enemy of these people? the group the slur has been actually weaponized against, who doesn't want to be referred to as the slur that's still used against them.
ronance🧘♀️
if all else fails at least we have books and sweet treats!
some of you could learn a thing or two
only when you’re close
word count: 946
summary: emily comes home after a long day and all she wants to do is hold you
tags: fluff, cuddling, big spoon!emily, hurt/comfort if you squint, established relationship, early seasons emily, lesbian!emily, gender neutral reader, no use of y/n
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I am so sick of the myth that "men suffer in silence," because the reality is they don't do anything in silence. A man cannot occupy a physical, social or emotional space without expanding to consume it entirely. From manspreading on public transit to demanding the emotional labor of everyone around them, their existence is inherently loud, invasive and deeply entitled. They move through the world expecting the entire room to shift around their comfort, forcing women to literally jump out of the sidewalk just to avoid harassment.
The idea that they are quiet, silent sufferers is a joke when you look at how much room they violently and casually steal every single day. If a man is inconvenienced, the whole world has to hear about it. If he is angry everyone around him has to manage his behavior. They don't suffer in silence. They make their presence, their entitlement and their general audacity everyone else's problem by default, and then expect a medal for "enduring" a world built entirely for them.
I WANT TO BE LESBIANS WITH SOMEONE
ignore my sobbing ;-;
Emma Lazarus, from "Spring Longing" in The Poems of Emma Lazarus (originally published in 1889)