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Important Posts (specifically, I am putting these links (and similar links in the future) here because there are various misconceptions about nonbinary and bisexual people and the issues we face, trigger warning for well, almost everything but in general: sexual assault intimate partner violence, conversion therapy, self harm, suicidal thoughts, addictions and substance abuse, workplace discrimination stalking CSA biphobia and transphobia/nbphobia

If you are sensitive to these topics please be careful while reading, but I’m putting these links in my pinned since a lot of people are under the impression that nonbinary people/bisexuals either don’t face problems or don’t face unique problems. I’ll definitely update this post with future/more relevant information with time

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Discrimination against nonbinary people

Discrimination against nonbinary people

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[hyperlexichypatia]

IDK I think if cis men are being told that being fat will lower their testosterone and make them Insufficiently Masculine, and cis women are being told that being fat will raise their testosterone and make them Excessively Masculine, and fat trans people are being denied the right to medically transition if they're fat, and thin trans people are warned against HRT because it will make them fat (and this is said about both testosterone and estrogen HRT), and androgynous-presenting people are told that only thin people count as androgynous...

Then maybe...

Maybe...

Maybe the weight loss industry is just using Gender to enforce fatphobia.

[pastelflowertrash]

let me take your white ass to funky town.

based on:

[feminist-space]

[johanna-swann]

[everydayconman]

The ancient texts were true… They DO have a reaction image for everything…

[pyxehastoomanyinterests]

and if i said i think the flowers are representations of kris and their issues?

(and even if Pink isn’t a flower it’s Pretty Obvious what she’s supposed to represent)

[vunderjoy]

shooting his shot and missing due to yellows yellow-isms

[p1nkc4lyps0]

we got a full house.

[dozydawn]

[bogleech]

The christian family in these memes (which are absolutely all over facebook these days) genuinely do always look miserable. Who the fuck is relating to these stock mormon farm cultists. That is a couple who made love only once in pitch darkness with bags on their heads then celebrated the pregnancy with a feast of uncooked potatoes and warm tapwater. The baby seems intrigued though. Maybe only by the bottle of pills??

[sunshine-tattoo]

Could not leave this in the tags <3

[astriiformes]

To be quite honest with you all I do think that aro/ace-spectrum fans in fandoms where people are desperately inventing crossover ships and humanizing non-human characters in order to have a conventionally attractive guy to ship the main character with, instead of possibly having to enjoy a story with no romance in it, have the right to refer to everyone else as cowards.

[astriiformes]

Sorry you almost had to entertain the idea that people like me exist, I'm sure that was very painful for you.

[astriiformes]

This post has officially reached the "Let people enjoy things" crowd so I'm just going to come right and say it: Do I or do I not also count as a people.

[vunderjoy]

shooting his shot and missing due to yellows yellow-isms

[foopsie-daisy]

So um that new dialogue they added today huh

[gaslit-dipshits]

[appalachian-werewolf]

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[saelrum]

Proceed.

[housegoblin]

lifes so hard

[lesbiskammerat]

fine..if you insist

[creatingblackcharacters]

Because we're all reading Medical Apartheid now, and some coworkers brought up The Handmaid's Tale to me the other day, it got me thinking about how The Handmaid's Tale is basically a white woman's fantasy about being treated like an enslaved Black woman.

Like, wow, wouldn't it be horrific if white women were treated merely as bodies to be used? Wouldn't it be horrific if they were raped, if they had their children taken from them, if they weren't allowed to read or write, if they were hanged and abused, if they were treated as sexual objects...

So number 1: why do we need a distant dystopian future to imagine something that has happened and is still happening? and number 2: why did it have to be a white woman before you empathized? I mean, we all know, but. Not to mention there being zero Black people or even a non-Black person of color in the novel.

This can be applied to lots of different dystopia fiction too. The fact that the protagonist has to be a white person for the horror to set in for the audience when what is happening to them is something white people have perpetuated on Black people is so insidious.

(Highly recommend Medical Apartheid to your followers who might not have picked it up btw and to join the book club. Extremely important read, and the author (Harriet Washington) is brilliant at constructing her arguments.)