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Name: Gigi

autistic and probably adhd

Pronouns: they/them

Age: 17 hoooly shit I’m gonna be old soon

Gender: Non-binary

Personality type: INTJ or smth

Interests: Gilmore Girls , reading, psychology/sociology, cats, musicals

Books!

TV shows: GILMORE GIRLS, young sheldon, stranger things, the good place

don't really have the effort to write out a full dni but I block freely if I get weird vibes (tis not personal)

credit to @captain0fcrows for the userbox :)

#gilmore girls #nonbinary #reading #intro post #introduction #introductory post #autism

digitalfelidaegirl

puppies and kittens and bunnies

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#gigi’s reblogs

here to announce that I am still alive despite being offline all month and I have a stomach ache

#gigi’s stuff

laced-in-ruin

Why are these "cutesy" bookstagrammers posting SPECIAL EDITION VERSIONS OF MEIN KAMPF IN THEIR FUCKING BOOK HAULS NEXT TO SMUTTY ROMANCES??

1) you should be reading that book only and ONLY if you are an educated individual doing so for the sake of research.

2) IF you qualify for the above, you should be getting access through a university collection.

3) it is absolutely not under any circumstances aesthetic, cute, or casual reading.

4) it should NOT be advertised on your feed in a BOOK HAUL.

5) this behavior is disgusting and vile. Do. Fucking. Better.

shyblackcat6161

WHAAAAAT

I’m honestly not that shocked!!!!! bleehhhhhhh do better yall

#ARE U KIDDING #ok being calm now #gigis reblogs

pyronado-moved

Please stop trigger tagging with #epilepsy tw/cw/warning/etc.

I need every single person to understand how horrible tumblr’s tagging system is

I go into the tag for epilepsy and its all flashing lights. We can’t use our own tag because people without epilepsy fill it up with improper warnings.

Use ‘flashing’ in place of ‘epilepsy’ in your tags. You aren’t warning people of epileptics, you’re warning us of flashing lights. Please please tag properly. Epileptics say this endlessly and constantly and it’s ignored. You are risking lives by doing this.

Here’s proof of what I mean:

THIS POST IS 100% OKAY TO REBLOG, I ENCOURAGE PEOPLE WITHOUT EPILEPSY TO ESPECIALLY DO SO!

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And if you’re in the notes or tags telling us to “just get a new tag”

Fuck You

reasons-to-not-end-it

REASON TO NOT END IT:

"i want to be able to meet my tumblr mutuals in real life…"

-anonymous

#26

the-gay-goblin

Only day you can reblog this

vigilantsycamore

Next time you can reblog will be on 26th January 2025

daysleftofsecondterm

1,000 days left

shyblackcat6161

HAPPY 1000 DAYS LEFT

#gigi’s reblogs

ok please explain to me what’s happening with tomodachi

I genuinely have no idea what anyone is talking about, I just know that they are basically virtual pets of the nineties

#gigi’s stuff #PLEASE HELP #what is this #tomodachi life #tomodachi living the dream

thechaoticfaelostitsshame

I’m reading the book “before we were trans” and I am FASCINATED by how much trans history we miss by sticking to defining historical figures by modern definitions of gender. I didn’t even realize that “that’s just someone cross dressing for [money/power/rights/opportunities]” is the equivalent of “they were just friends who never married and lived together the rest of their lives:)”. Sure, it’s technically possible, but it’s disingenuous to assume that the default will always be cishet unless explicitly stated and that it’ll fit what’s considered queer nowadays, not to mention how different cultures handle gender.

Anyway, the book brought up that historically there were two kings who, despite being AFAB, ruled and lived as men and were accepted as such. From what I understand, this isn’t common knowledge for trans history because both kingdoms were African, and while the people accepted the rulers as men, most of our records are from colonial powers who assumed they were both women who faked being men to gain more power.

Highly recommend reading this book, because I’m barely halfway through and I’ve already learned about these two kings, well respected “men near indistinguishable from women” who had political power in England, and a nonbinary celebrity whose fame and adoration was partially based off intentionally breaking gender norms very visibly.