[mortalstriike]

There truly is no character I want less to be transfem rep than Jax TADC. Are you guys on crack.

[mortalstriike]

Most of peoples grievances with the Jurassic World trilogy is because they don’t understand that the point of the entire franchise was never the dinosaurs there I said it

[mortalstriike]

REBIRTH DLC WITH LILY HALFORD

[mortalstriike]

Everyone who gets into Jurassic Park should read the parts of the novel where Ian is constantly being woke as hell without any filter

[s331ng-st4rzz]

old movie/show men appreciation post

[bisexy-and-i-know-it]

Bisexual WikiHow Illustrations

[bi4bination]

Happy pride month to bisexuals and bisexuals only. May you all get a bi partner

[mortalstriike]

Biphobes: Dont police peoples labels

Also biphobes: Bi means two!!!!! Which means you can only be attracted to binary men and women!!!!! No I won’t listen to anything you say or look at the history of the word or it’s meanings or consider bisexual history to be legitimate in any form!!!!!!

[mortalstriike]

Big love to the pansexuals of the world but I can not and never will pretend that pansexual as a label does not have a deeply biphobic history and is continually used to this day to demonise bisexual people as closed minded, transphobic, narrowly defined and overall outdated. I will not pretend that the label has not actively contributed to bisexual oppression in the form of demonising the term right at the height of a spike in biphobic rhetoric.

I will never forget “hearts not parts”.

Not ever.

[teaboot]

My coworker asked me a question about Queer culture the other day and it was a really good question but I couldn’t think of a polite way to tell them that they didn’t have the foundational knowledge required to support full comprehension of the answer

[teaboot]

Coworker: So why do some people say they’re bisexual and other people say they’re pansexual? They sound like the same thing

Me: Do you want the real answer or the answer that will make sense to you

Coworker: I guess the real answer?

Me: Do you have three hours and a notepad

Coworker: No

Me: The flags are different

[diane-nguyen-watches-cartoons-d]

[11th-k]

The thing is I do have 3 hours and a notepad so

I have no fucking idea please help me

[mistyycowoa]

Honestly they're similar enough that it won't matter to most people. All these have the common factor of liking multiple genders. Just remember which one someone is when they tell you they're a certain one, like if someone says they're pansexual don't go around calling them bisexual. Respect the label they chose for themself and that's all that matters

[11th-k]

Of course I'll respect them it's not like this is gonna come up in conversation often anyways but

Is this some kind of identity thing

Like for some reason the person can feel more bisexual than pansexual

Because of that's the case I am so done

Not because I don't agree with finding who you really are and finding words to communicate it

But because I have no fuck idea at that point and when everything ties back into your identity, like how do I say this

Your gender and your sexuality is part of your identity but they are also something else independent of your identity except your identity influenced them until they are essentially not independent of your identity

Having both of those things be tied to an identity is essentially just stereotypes and misogynism

But at the same time your identity actively influences them and then there is words that separate these different type of identities which means that it's do you understand what I'm saying

Because I sure don't

[mistyycowoa]

As far as I'm aware, bisexual used to mean just men and women, nonbinary excluded, and pan means all of it, hence the colours, but somewhere along the way some people who identified as bisexual also liked nonbinary people so the lines kind of blurred but the origins are still a little different and omni is like really everything everything more than pan if I had to guess, so it's really just minor differences and what the person using the label would like to identify with. Oh and also vibes. Yeah

[mortalstriike]

That is… Incredibly ahistorical

Bisexuals have described themselves as attracted to people regardless of gender ever since the word has been reclaimed from being a medical diagnosis. There’s tons manifestos about the inherent lack of a binary in bisexuality. This goes as far back as the 70’s and pansexuality sprung up in the 00’s

[mortalstriike]

Every time I see someone insist that being attracted to men, women and non-binary people makes you pansexual and that you CAN’T BE bisexual makes me wonder how they use that logic with non-binary bisexuals

Or they just think bisexual is a bad word like most of the queer community and supposed “allies”!

[cultureunseen]

BLACK JEWS (…nuff said.)

[dogpuppy]

[mortalstriike]

It took Frontier three games to implement dinosaurs following your scout truck when you hold up a red flare

Yknow

This part

[mortalstriike]

💙💜💖💙💜💖💙💜💖💙💜💖

Happy pride month!

Bisexual isn’t a bad word!

Bisexual doesn’t mean you are only attracted to two genders or just men and women!

Bisexual as a label has existed for decades!

Bisexuals are literally the third letter of LGBTQIA+!

💙💜💖💙💜💖💙💜💖💙💜💖

[mortalstriike]

Everyone boo this loser

[mortalstriike]

Still disrespected to this day smh

[mortalstriike]

I’ve begun to realise that Ian expresses with his eyes more than anything and that he smiles when trying to hide being uncomfortable/putting on an act, laughing when he’s in disbelief and trying to impress new people, probably because you become more approachable when youre smiling

Alan is the opposite, having a neutral frown while only smiling in times he’s being genuine, he prefers to hide his happiness or mask using a default tough expression on his face.

Which when you consider both of their careers and backgrounds, it makes sense!

And that they’re both autistic and mask in opposite ways. That too.