Do you think that I care you’re gay? No.
Do you think that I care you’re straight? No.
Do you think that I care that you’re bisexual/pansexual/asexual/etc? No.
Do you think that I care you’re transgender? No.
Do you think that I care you’re non-binary? No.
Why? Because I don’t judge people as to whether or not they’re gods or goddesses because of skin color, sexual orientation, gender identity, and otherwise because frankly, it is a thing that people can not change, and will never change, and it shouldn’t be something that anyone is judged for for anything.
What people SHOULD be judged for? Belittling and snarling at people because they were BORN a certain way. Belittling and snarling at people because they weren’t born a specific color. Driving people to suicide because they don’t fall into your demographic.
It’s funny, because the ‘social justice warriors’ of our time are calling for the death of white heterosexual, cisgendered people as if that is going to right all the wrongs in the world, and then turn around and belittle and scream at individuals that aren’t white, heterosexual, and cisgendered people that don’t act the way they expect them to when saying such things. Because, funnily enough, you’re raging at them for SOMETHING THEY CAN NOT CHANGE. You are acting like EVERYTHING you are preaching against, and it’s disgusting. I’ve seen people who claim to be for ‘POC’ (I fucking hate that term), and then make fun of their skin tones, how they’re not ‘black’ enough or ‘asian’ enough or ‘middle eastern’ looking enough to be considered a 'POC’ when they disagree with the rhetoric being spouted.
Not only that, they’re romanticizing and cutifying illnesses, diseases, and disorders as if they’re something that is to be used as a trendy fashion accessory. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder isn’t being made fun of on the internet, it isn’t being disagreed with, it isn’t lip quivering at the computer because you said something that had little to no basis in society and people corrected you. It’s smelling a certain perfume or cologne and being taken back to the night where you were dragged into an alley. It’s hearing the cutting of meat and being reminded of what it sounded like when another human cut into your flesh in the attempt to kill you. It’s hearing the sound of fireworks and taking cover in a Wawa because you think you’re being bombed, that you’re back in a warzone. While yes, people experience different levels of trauma, 10/10 times it doesn’t involve what people like to claim it does on this site. Having Bipolar disorder or Schizophrenia or Depression or Social Anxiety isn’t about being that incredibly loud or mood-switching anime character, it isn’t about having imaginary friends, it isn’t about being that sad, quiet schoolchild trope, and it isn’t about being shy and stuttering when in public. These are legitimate, horrifying, and crippling diseases.
Being transgender isn’t some cute little character trope you can use to 'make yourself seem cooler’. It’s not. And the feelings that come with being transgender don’t affect just a single spectrum. It isn’t a political movement, about abolishing gender roles and catering to kintypes and ficticious genders. It’s the legitimate feeling of not being able to identify and feel 'at home’ as the gender you were born with. You identify as male or female, you see yourself as male or female, and do not like the 'gender identifying’ parts of your body that make you the opposite. You wish to change it, to match your image of yourself. Being Non-binary isn’t about being some angelic creature or genderless amoeba, it’s about feeling like both, or neither, or one or the other and dealing with the issues that arrive with that. Being gay or lesbian isn’t something you can just decide on a dime. It involves attraction and pushes and pulls into certain directions that are same-sex inclined. If someone isn’t attracted to someone, you can’t force someone to be a certain way. That would align you in the area of homophobes and transphobes.
This site has begun to portray life so ass backwards, and coddle and pamper mindsets that make them no better than the people they claim to be fighting. They turn causes into belittling, water-washed issues because 'anyone can be trans’ or 'anyone can be gay’ or 'if you’re not a poc your a pos’, and it’s hair pullingly arrogant and hypocritical and blatantly imbecilic. Stop. Just stop. Stop shaming people for who they are, stop shaming people for who they aren’t. It doesn’t help anything, and it makes you out to look like a fucking asshole.
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