The last thing I’m ever going to say on this blog
I’m glad tumblr died. It’s idea of social justice was mob execution brought about in the most childlike, bullying manner. From all sides.
It’s nice to be out of this toxic space where everyone is looking for any reason to tear your face off so they can experience a false sense of power or importance.
It’s nice to be taken seriously. I have a full time job, I am starting my doctorate in psychology and my masters in human sexuality, I have an internship at a school where I provide counseling for kids with behavioral disorders. Everyone in every single one of those settings takes me seriously as a genderfluid/nonbinary, queer person who uses they/them pronouns. I have never once been treated like an imposter, a fake, a danger, an abuser, a liar, a potential source of harm just because of my identity in the real world. Only on tumblr.
Well. That’s not true. I was treated on tumblr the exact same way I was treated in the conservative Christian church I attended that forced me into conversion therapy. Trans folks and gay folks treated me the exact same way the pastor who over saw my conversion therapy treated me.
I have been treated with more kindness by cis straight allies in real life then any lgbt+ person on tumblr ever showed me.
And don’t take that as me saying straight folks are better. Because GROWN lgbt+ folks that I’ve met in real life are just as supportive. It’s just the lgbt+ kids on this site with an overinflated sense of self importance who are disguising militant bigotry with a rainbow flag that are like this.
I hope you don’t think the real world works like tumblr. Because you’re in for a bitter, lonely time if you do.



















