- DNI if you’re: homophobe, racist, misogynistic, TERF/radfem, lesbophobe, transphobe, biphobe, aphobe, or if you’re (or support) someone who is a “bi lesbian”, “bi gay” or someone who is a man and identifies as lesbian.
- IF YOU’RE A MINOR PLEASE BLOCK THE TAG #lgbt nsfw (I accept receiving nsfw asks as long as it’s not about men)
- Here’s the link of my sapphic server on discord (lesbians and other sapphics, and also minors can join)
- Here’s the link that explain very well why the “bi lesbian” label is problematic.
- I talk about my own experiences, LGBTQ+ related issues, and my asks are always open to anyone who wants to talk/vent whatever.
- If you want to discuss anything that you don’t really agree with me then it’s okay, as long as you’re not being rude and prejudiced like people who usually want to argue with me are.
- Most posts are more focused on lesbianism, but there’s a few about the queer community and other identities. So even if you want to talk about other identities my blog is also a safe space for that.
- My dms are always available
- There’s some people who use specific emojis whenever they send anon asks, so if you want to do that so I can know which anon I’m talking to feel free to choose an emoji and do that! Emojis that were used already: ⛄️🧸🍓🫐🍄👽🍎🥩🦇🦈🐸🌻🌙🐶🪻🐱🌺💥🌸🥀📛🌝🎸☔️🦤🖍️🧬🦋🎀
Tags:
- #lgbt nsfw : any post that contains nsfw content.
- #my experiences : posts about my own experiences regarding my sexuality/identity.
- #screenshots : self explanatory.
- #lesbian characters :every character that is canon lesbian.
- #famous lesbians : every celebrity who identifies as lesbian
- #lesbian rep : it has both lesbian characters and famous lesbians
- #stephanie talks : basically all my posts I vent about stuff are tagged with this.
- #stephanie answers : all my asks.
- #not lgbt related : all posts that are not related to the community.
- #comphet : experiences/issues related to comphet and understanding more fake attraction vs real attraction.
- #cultural shock : just me talking about differences of my cultures with others.
- #long post : self explanatory
- #ask game tag : reblogs of ask games in case anyone wants to do it.
- #ask game : answers from ask games.
- #queer terms : all my posts that I explain the meaning of LGBTQ+ terms.
- #pride flags : posts showing pride flags and their meanings.
- #tik toks : videos usually lgbtq+ related.
- #lesbian experiences : my experiences of being a lesbian.
- #queer rep : posts about characters and movies/shows/books with queer characters.
- #queer tropes
- #latin america : posts about anything to do with being Latin-American and living in LatAm.
- #queer latines : queer representation of Latin Americans.
- #lgbt recs : my recommendations of LGBTQ+ movies, shows and books.
- #men being men : men being stupid or incredibly shitty.
- #anon : anon asks.
- #source: patronsaintoflesbians : all videos related to lesbian experiences and comphet.
- #femme : posts related to femmes.
- #femme4femme
- #’bi lesbians’ : posts to talk about “mspec lesbians” and men identifying as lesbians.
- #american moment
- #my headcanons : characters I headcanon as lesbians (some of them are headcanons sent by other people)
- #male crushes : this will be tagged whenever I receive asks that involve male crushes like celebrities or fictional characters
- #lgbt facts : series of posts about random lgbt facts that are not about the US.
- #tw corrective rape
- #free blocklist : exposing blogs that go against my dni list for anyone interested.
- #famous tropes : this will be a series of popular movie/book/show tropes that are prejudiced/problematic.
- #lesbian culture : series of posts about what I think is lesbian culture (pls they’re not supposed to be taken seriously, it’s just for fun).
- #my crushes: fictional characters and celebrities I had/have a crush on.
- #my favs : my favorite canon lesbian characters
-#brazilian rep: famous brazilians
-#favorite male characters
-#stephanie listens to : songs I recommend (usually latin american songs)
I just watched an incredible video of a woman talking about the prejudice from Portuguese people against Brazil and Brazilians. She’s lived both in Brazil and Portugal.
She says a lot of this prejudice comes from Brazil’s culture being more popular than Portugal.
But she also points out that the logical thing to think about if you’re Portuguese and you have nothing against Brazilians/Brazil is to be happy and impressed that despite EVERYTHING Portugal did (the violence, the genocide, the colonial control) to avoid this progress Brazil still has been able to accomplish so much.
It doesn’t make sense to feel this hatred unless you believe Brazil is inferior to Portugal.
She also points out how this attitude comes from a lot of Portuguese people genuinely thinking us Brazilians should be grateful for what their country did.
We’re obviously mad with this mindset. It erases all the horrible things Portugal did, not to mention colonialism in Portugal (and other countries in Europe) is seen as something positive as if it doesn’t treat other races and ethnic groups as inferior.
People talk so much about advices to what to do or not do in different situations when it comes to relationships, but we don’t talk much about what to do after breakups, right? So this is just me rambling about what I’ve done and what I would do/wouldn’t do after a breakup.
Regardless of who is the one to break up: let your ex partner and—especially—yourself, have some time to process things. It’s not healthy to keep talking with your ex right after a breakup. You two need to learn how to do things without each other.
I have yet to see a healthy breakup where both stayed in touch right after breaking up. Either they ended up getting back together (and got into an unhealthy relationship) or they took longer to move on. I’m not saying I advise you to never talk with your ex again, I’m only saying it’s probably good to do that only if you’re sure you have moved on.
Don’t go looking for another relationship. For a future healthy relationship, it’s probably for the best if you learn how to be single first.
Men will be men (so they will be misogynistic) regardless of ideology, regardless if they’re conservative or progressive, left wing or right wing.
A lesbian was frustrated simply sharing her experiences with sexual harassment coming from men and a man who self identified as progressive and “against right wing” commented “so it’s OUR fault you fit our type?” like her being a man’s type justifies being sexually harassed…
People really should learn when’s the right time to talk about their own experiences because a lot of the time it feels like they just want attention and/or invalidate the person speaking.
This girl made a video on Tiktok almost crying because men were basically harassing her on a livestream and she kept saying she was a lesbian and they didn’t believe her because she was feminine. She was clearly talking about issues and experiences about feminine lesbians.
Another lesbian thought it was the right time to say “I’m masc and most of the time the prejudice we get comes from feminine lesbians”. Okay?? Then go make a video yourself babe. What’s the point of commenting this?
I feel like people often underestimate how hard it can be to be someone with ADHD, especially in comparison to other disorders.
At least based on what I often see here, a lot of people are taking more and more seriously mental health, so it’s more common for people to take seriously when you mention you deal with depression, anxiety, etc. When it comes to other disorders people take so seriously that they think anyone who has [insert disorder] is necessarily incapable of a lot of things when in reality that’s not true. I see this a lot with diagnosis like autism, certain personality disorders, schizophrenia, etc.
But when it comes to ADHD so many act like this is just a quirky personality trait. Like this doesn’t actually make life way harder.
I partially blame this on how popular it has become to self diagnose online.
I understand it’s often very expensive to get a diagnosis from a professional, truly I do because I am a psychologist and I actually have worked with low cost neuropsychological evaluation.
Still, I think we have to be careful with self diagnosing. Just because you relate with a symptom someone with ADHD (or any other disorder) has, it doesn’t mean you have ADHD (or another disorder). It’s not that simple. The way so many treat self diagnosing is very irresponsible.
I could absolutely make more posts about this kind of subject if anyone’s interested, based on someone who’s actually diagnosed with ADHD and has also a degree on psychology — not to mention some experience in diagnosing (especially ADHD and Autism).
A lot of self called leftists in the US, people who say they despise Trump and the way he talks about and treats immigrants, people who support BLM, the second they get mad at people from the global south (for random reasons) they offend us like we’re animals, generalize us, are xenophobic or even racist, and end up doing almost the exact same thing they criticize about conservatives and Trump…
And if we one of us dare point this out and call you out, you get SO defensive (because deep down you know it’s true) that you end up coming up with different excuses and ways to silence us, almost always using another prejudice as a weapon to not own how fucking xenophobic you are.
One of the most upsetting things I have seen recently is radfems accusing lesbians of LARPing as radfems for talking about lespohobia and misogyny.
The projection is actually insane. As if radfems have a monopoly on discussing those topics.
Genuinely infuriating!
I wish I could say I don’t believe this but honestly coming from them I believe in anything lol
They really act like they’re the only ones who hold the truth about misogyny and lesbophobia as if they’re the only ones who face those prejudices LMFAO
And honestly it should be the opposite… They’re usually the ones who contribute to lesbophobia and misogyny.
I love how the concept of girlmom/girldad and boymom are considered very different.
Boymom usually means something negative. It’s not simply any mother of a boy, it’s toxic and misogynistic mothers who see in their sons almost like a replacement of a partner, to the point of having almost incestuous feelings for their sons. Or mothers who think so highly of their sons, who treat them as if they can do no wrong, as if they’re special and everyone else is ordinary, making them think they can do anything and have absolutely no consequences, ending up raising the most toxic and misogynistic men.
Girlmom is not just a mother of a girl. It’s supposed to carry a positive connotation of mothers who raise daughters to respect themselves first, to not believe boys are the center of the world. Women who raise their girls to feel special in a world where we’re never seen that way.
Obviously there’s mothers of girls who’re completely toxic with their daughters, but I love how I’ve seen people call them stuff like “boymoms who ended up having a daughter”. I couldn’t have worded it better lol
“Heterosexuals never make their sexuality their entire personality”
Yes they do. Just because they don’t add the word hetero in it doesn’t mean they don’t make their sexuality their entire personality.
They do every time they discuss if the man should pay for dates or not.
They do every time we hear yet another case of femicide of a boyfriend/fiancé/husband (or an ex) killing his female partner (or ex).
That’s why it’s so popular shows focused entirely on people’s sexualities like Ex On The Beach, Love Island, Too Hot Too Handle, etc.
It’s why those shitty “tradwife” contents are so popular.
Heterosexual men do every single day because everything they do or avoid doing is based on this need to “not look gay”.
They do everytime they use us as the butts of their jokes because their need to prove they’re better than us and to reinforce their sexuality seems obligatory.
Everytime they try to shove heterosexuality down kids throats and act like that’s the most normal thing to do and when one of us dares to simply let kids express themselves without judgement they think we’re the ones sexualizing kids.
The difference is that we more commonly have the need to use labels because heterosexuals have forbidden us to just be ourselves, not to mention how we’re tired of being invalidated so as long as homophobia exists, yes we’re gonna be annoying as hell.
You absolutely have the right to not agree with someone else’s opinion and not ship the same thing as other people.
But when it comes to mlm/wlw, specifically the ones where CLEARLY there’s queerbaiting involved, it’s kinda shitty to act all like “this ship is absurd, it doesn’t make any sense, y’all are crazy”.
This seems so much like a heterosexual behavior and as someone who clearly haven’t got a clue about what’s queerbaiting and queer coding.
I’m talking about ships like swanqueen, supercorp, wolfstar, etc.
People are not shoving a ship down your throat, people are simply trying to make you understand the implications of queerbaiting and you want to act all childish and not want to listen because you only see that as someone else trying to force you to ship the characters.
I swear heterosexuals are always the annoying ones in fandoms…
A lot of people from different minorities sometimes forget (or purposely ignore) that women (regardless if they’re white, cis, heterosexual, etc) are still women. It’s like if a woman is also part of an oppressor group they instantly ignore the fact that she’s a woman.
Apparently telling people to stop calling us monosexuals is biphobia. And "not all lesbians and gays are monosexual so its a specific type of gay!" even though everyone, including straight people, can be attracted to enbies.
Everything seems biphobic because a lot of people are not ready to face their own prejudices so they’re more comfortable using the biphobia card to feel better with themselves.
