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pikachu being a cop means he’s not allowed at pride
Pikachu is a private investigator not a cop and thus allowed at pride and also was there when Marsha P Johnson threw the first brick at Stonewall so don’t you ever disrespect him for a Tumblr post again
I am a Closeted Bisexual
I am not closeted for any good reason
My parents aren’t homophobic
I won’t be beaten or kicked out for my sexuality
I am not uncomfortable or unsure of my sexuality
In fact, mostly everyone in my family believes I’m gay. But why I’m not out is due to one simple reason.
I refuse to give them the satisfaction of being right due to their beliefs being based on stereotypical, and insulting ideas.
Some of the ideas that my family has on me that obviously means I’m gay includes:
I don’t dress up, nor do I really don’t like to
I didn’t wear makeup until I was 16
I like to read books, and watch movies including an LGBTQ+ cast
I was passionate about gay marriage and gay rights before my country legalized or, and before it became very common to do so.
I only dated one guy
I don’t go on dates (exception to the short time I dated a guy)
I like musicals
I have always enjoyed typically “male things”: wrestling, working with tools, etc.
Most of my friends are gay, lesbian, trans, etc.
I feel like if I come out, it’s letting my family know that it’s okay to assume someone is LGBTQ+ simply on the strereotypes that I, as an LGBTQ+ person, fit. I’m hoping that if I continue to claim I’m straight, hopefully they’ll realize that people can have the same qualities I have, and still be straight. Maybe it’s all in vain, I don’t know. Maybe they’ll never learn.
Straight- Passing doesn’t equal Straight Privilege
Y’all might get pissed at this, but I really don’t care.
Every so often I’ll come on here and see SJWs claiming that if you seem straight, you instantly have the Straight Pass™️ , or Straight-Privilege, fuck you, you’re wrong.
Of course, I’m not claiming that Straight-Privilege doesn’t exists, because it does. If you’re Heterosexual, never do you have to worry about coming out, or doubting your sexuality. You don’t have to face as much stigma as people who are LGBTQ+ do. This isn’t a bad thing, nor is it something to be ashamed of, as many people may try to make you feel. But, it is in fact a privilege.
These SJWs claim that if you’re straight-passing you instantly have straight-privilege. Of course, those who are straight-passing, have a bit of privilege over those who are not SP (straight-passing). But, does this instantly mean they have the same amount of privileges as someone who is purely heterosexual? No.
For example, a Trans women who has fully transitioned who is with her boyfriend is SP, but the minute she reveals the fact that she was once a man, she is given dirty looks, and no longer seen as a SP couple with her boyfriend, meaning that they no longer have the privilege of seeming straight.
Another example is that a Bisexual person who has not yet came out of the closet, seems SP, but the minute they come out and are seen with a same-sex partner, that sense of straight-privilege is gone. Not to mention the fact that a Bi person may still have to worry about homophobic parents, which is an issue a someone with that straight-privilege will never have to worry about.
These two examples are great reasons why the idea of straight-passing people instantly have the same amount of privileges as someone who is not LGBTQ+
In conclusion, as a SP person, you may have privilege over a gay, lesbian, or pre-transition transgender person, but does this mean that as a SP person you have straight privilege in full? No. No you fucking don’t.
You're a Transphobe If...
• You claim gender is nothing but a social construct, completely disregarding the experiences dysphoric people go through on a daily basis • You call trans people “internally transphobic” if they disagree with your opinions • You push trans people in the spotlight when they don’t want to be • You think all trans people hold the same political views • You automatically assume someone is trans because they do not display stereotypical gender roles • You shame an FtM or an MtF for being stereotypically feminine or masculine • You assume that an FtM or an MtF is non-binary or something of the like because they are not stereotypically feminine or masculine • You are an asshole to people who go stealth • You claim you are transgender when you know for a fact you don’t experience any form of Dysphoria and do not even try to look like the opposite sex/androgynous (EDIT: unless you are closeted, then I don’t blame you)
If y’all wanna argue, expect me to calmly prove myself.
I won’t scream, I won’t get pissed. I’ll try my hardest to be logical, find the facts from reputable sources and have a solid debate. I’m always open to discussion, but don’t expect me to come unprepared.
dealing with the worst case scenario
your condom breaks
you feel a lump on your breast
your friends are ignoring you
you’re stranded on an island
you got rejected by a crush
you get into a car accident
you got stung by a bee/wasp
you got fired from your job
you’re in an earthquake
your tattoo gets infected
your house is on fire
you’re lost in the woods
you get arrested abroad
you get robbed
your partner cheated on you
you’re on a ship that’s sinking
you fall into ice
you’re stuck in an elevator
you hit a deer with your car
you have food poisoning
your pet passed away
you fall off of a horse
you or your friend has alcohol poisoning
you have toxic shock syndrome
your house has a gas leak
I feel like this could be useful in my future
REBLOG THIS. I CANNOT STRESS HOW IMPORTANT THIS GUIDES ARE, BOOST THIS SHIT
THIS IS SUCH A USEFUL LIST OMFG
Just in case ✨
I have touch issues and it really bothers me, does pinching myself for a distraction count as self harm
Also I accidentally put in this gif because my finger slipped while falling off the bed, but it’s perfect so
Hey, self harm is any way you can hurt yourself or cause pain. My suggestion is to find and alternative. Draw on your arms, draw vent art, carry around a stress toy, or if you’re at home, I heard putting your hands in ice water can help numb you.
What do you think of physical or mental abuse . . .
against a man?
Abuse knows no gender, no age, no sexuality, and no race. Abuse is abuse. Remember that.
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Here’s a question that all can answer: Are sex workers immoral?
SIGNS OF ABUSE
Psychological:
Controlling the time you spend with others or monitoring where you go
Controlling what you wear with the accusation that you attract too much attention
Blaming you for the abuse, saying that you deserve what happens or that you instigated the problem
Saying things to make you question your perception of reality, such as “that never happened, “you don’t remember correctly,” or “you’re getting mad about something that doesn’t matter, you’re too sensitive.”
Emotional:
Attacking your sense of self worth
Insulting you, calling you names, criticizing you, or humiliating you
Acting jealous or possessive, accusing you of being with other partners
Withholding affection or acknowledgement in order to punish you
Cheating on you
Lying to you
Making you feel like your feelings aren’t valid
Contacting you when they need something & never being available when you need something from them
Talking down to you
Putting you down when you talk about your feelings
Walking away from you when you’re most vulnerable
Comparing their problems to yours in order to convince you that their life is harder
Stalking:
Following you
Spying on you, including cyber stalking
Sending you unwanted packages, letters, texts, or messages
Calling you at home or at work after you’ve told them to not to contact you
Not all forms of abuse are physical. Your feelings are valid. Do not let anyone convince you otherwise‼️
i hate that this makes sense
Another abuse info thing
dealing with the worst case scenario
your condom breaks
you feel a lump on your breast
your friends are ignoring you
you’re stranded on an island
you got rejected by a crush
you get into a car accident
you got stung by a bee/wasp
you got fired from your job
you’re in an earthquake
your tattoo gets infected
your house is on fire
you’re lost in the woods
you get arrested abroad
you get robbed
your partner cheated on you
you’re on a ship that’s sinking
you fall into ice
you’re stuck in an elevator
you hit a deer with your car
you have food poisoning
your pet passed away
you fall off of a horse
you or your friend has alcohol poisoning
you have toxic shock syndrome
your house has a gas leak
I feel like this could be useful in my future
REBLOG THIS. I CANNOT STRESS HOW IMPORTANT THIS GUIDES ARE, BOOST THIS SHIT
THIS IS SUCH A USEFUL LIST OMFG
i feel like a lot of people who have never experienced verbal/mental abuse think it’s having obscenities screamed at you all the time and it can be that but also
someone can be mentally and verbally abusive without ever raising their voice or using a single curse word. someone can insult you, degrade you, berate you, gaslight you, and break down your sense of self and sanity for literally hours at a time without ever slipping from having a genial, even tone. sometimes it’s the victim who finally snaps and screams and tells their abuser to stop or fuck off and the abuser then uses that against them to make it out like they’re the one in the wrong—you raised your voice and your abuser didn’t so you must be the one in the wrong, right? you’re the one who said a curse word so who is really being abusive here?
mental and verbal abuse is not always obvious. it’s not always loud. it’s not always attention-grabbing. sometimes it’s insidious, sometimes it’s delivered with the same tone and inflection that you’d get from someone small-talking with you about the weather at the store, sometimes abusers do it in public—surrounded by other people—and no one even notices it’s happening at all. sometimes when survivors finally tell someone about it what they get in reply is “but i never heard them yell at you” as though breaking someone’s spirit can only be done at a certain volume.
mental and verbal abuse don’t always look the way you think it might look but that doesn’t make it any less abusive or any less harmful to people who go through it.
My New Year’s resolution isn’t about changing my appearance, fixing my bad habits, or curing my mental health. It’s simply about accepting and embracing such things as a part of me, and just totally rocking it.
This year, my resolutions is to be THAT bitch. I want to be more confident and stand up for injustices I see in real life, not just over the Internet.