theo

[quantumtheo]

hi there. i'm theo, my pronouns are they/them.

i don't consider myself as a part of (post)radqueer community. and it is not a coining blog. however, i use transids such as transocd or translingual. also i am plural. i can give you our simply plural username if you're interested.

i hope i gave you enough in this post.

[quantumtheo]

just realized that i don't need another silly blankqueer word for my queerness. i'm queer. not a teaqueer or edgequeer or metademiquasipostradqueer. just queer.

[radqueerblog67-deactivated20241]

if you follow permafag I’ll block you btw

[quantumtheo]

who is permafag? (gen q)

[armyflags]

Can you make TransEstonian?

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼TRANS BALTIC STATES

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼1 . Trans - Lithuanian . ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼2 . Trans - Latvian . ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼3 . Trans - Estonian .

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼For whatever specified / unspecified reasons . ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼Lots of love to Trans-Baltics from a Cis-Baltic < 3

‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‏‏‎ ‎‎‎‎If already coined consider as an alt . Req by anon . ‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‎‎‎No DNI . Just be nice / civil about it . Free for anyone .

[quantumtheo]

i like these flags so much

[momochiililia]

Uhhh random oc,please help me name her (she’s inspired by gigi from dandy’s world) she’s an fpe oc,I can tell more about her once I have a proper name for her

[quantumtheo]

i really like the way this character looks

i suggest the name Luminara Fulgora. it comes from the latin "lumen", meaning "source of light", it also have some poetic meanings: "the eyes", "daylight", "brightness", which can represent many facets of the character, from casual friendliness to playful chaos. moreover, it also gives an association to the sparkle of stars, and the character has an image of a star on her sweater. also there is an english word "luminary", meaning "one who is an inspiration to others, who has achieved success in one's chosen field", "a leading light". and Fulgora comes from latin "fulgor" and "fulgur", which means "lighting", "thunderbolt", "flash", "glitter", "gleam", "splendour". this is associated with bright flashes of light and may suit an energetic, playful character. both the first and last names are related to the themes of stars and the brightness of character that is present in her design and maybe personality if this character even slightly coincides with my impressions and ideas.

[quantumtheo]

wait. what does "recovering radqueer" means? are someone really believe that being radically and being queer is so bad, so much so someone need to FUCKING recover from? what the???

[quantumtheo]

you know what, so-called paraphilias shouldn't be normalised. but only because something doesn't have to be normalised to be accepted and be free from stigma. there is a distinction between normalising and acceptance. the existence of a norm, even the widest one, only causes harm for everyone who fall outside of the norm. just stop it at all.

[quantumtheo]

why is the whitehouse's music so... elating... 😳

wriggle like a fucking eel 🤗 wriggle like a fucking eel 🤗 wriggle like a fucking eel 🤗 wriggle like a fucking eel!!! 😳 wriggle like a fucking eel!!! 😳 wriggle--- 😳 wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel wriggle like a fucking eel! wriggle like a fucking eel, wriggle like a fucking eel, wriggle like a fucking eel!!!

[quantumtheo]

"i cannot be transphobic, i am trans! i can reproduce transphobia, but i cannot be transphobic! i am a target of the transphobia, not a transphobe!"

internalised oppression is still oppression. even if you call it differently.

[quantumtheo]

content warning: long post on the topic of nationality. take care of your organs of perception.

"prove that you're [insert nationality here]"

national identity is not something you need to prove. you cannot "prove" your nationality even with legal citizenship, it isn't the same. cultural heritage, language and traditions often learned and experienced rather than formally documented.

for example, what is suggested to do for those who belong to other country due to migration, sometimes involuntary? for those whose nationality was forcibly incorporated into the specific state during the process of colonisation? for those who living in diaspora and have a complex, hybrid identity that is a blend of their heritage and the culture of the country they now reside in?

"you aren't [nationality]! being a part of [nationality] means it: ..."

any national identity isn't supposed to be rigid. cultures also aren't static. it's a social construct. it's shaped by a complex interplay of political, sociocultural and historical factors. the fact of their dynamic nature means that defining a "pure, authentic" version of any nationality or culture is inherently troublesome, contentious and harmful. it's constantly evolving. if it is not, it suggests view at national identity as biologically determined and leads to essentialist thinking where someone judged based on assumed traits of their nationality.

any identity, not only national, is created and maintained thought media, education and social institutions. you can create your own identity, any number of them, social constructivism is a funny thing. you can express your attitude to the concept of nationality as something indefinable by standard country-related concepts by identifying with xenonationality.

just remember that each label comes with a set of expectations. if you talk about your nationality, you will be expected to know the language, traditions, etiquette etc.

that's all i wanted to say. have a nice day.

[nik0l4i]

radqueer teto x3 art by us

[quantumtheo]

i felt alife because of this

[quantumtheo]

are these "# rad inclus # anti rq" really understand the meaning of "radical"?

or "radical" for them is merely a mask for their own pseudo-supportive attitude towards queers? do they really believe their "MOGAI is queer, transIDs aren't queer" mindset is helpful for everyone who is marginalised because of their "deviant", "abnormal" and "unusual" (from the position of heteronormativity, of course) behavioural models?

or maybe it is just acts of expressing their own moral judgements with a superficial and performative "support"?