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i love being an izzy hands centrist. yes i hate him. yes i’m obsessed with him. yes he sucks. yes i love him. yes he’s probably just a bad evil guy representing toxic masculinity played by a rlly good actor. no he is actually a character with complex nuanced emotional and gay psychosexual motivations. yes he is incapable of love. no love drove him insane. yes he’s kinda overrated out of a cast of outstanding acts. but he’s hot and i want him. etc.
dan and phil clickbaiting phannies can actually be something so personal. i hope they keep doing it forever
yknow what this TDOV shoutout to the trans ppl like myself who are visibly transgender, don’t necessarily pass, and/or can get “clocked” by cis ppl and transphobes. i know you feel almost uncomfortably visible sometimes but you deserve to express yourself and be respected without comment or pushback from others.
i love microlabels. i love multiple labels. i love neopronouns. i love contradicting labels. i love coming up with brand new words to match unique experiences. i love molding language to fit the people, and not trying to mold people to fit language, or into categories or boxes. i love choosing to remain unlabeled. i love the complexity and confusion and nuance of personal identity. i love it when people know who they are and tell me. i love it when people don’t know exactly who they are yet but pick up and try on different words and labels along their journey. i love creating art on the canvas that is the self, and seeing others do the same.
fellas if a doctor immediately dismisses possible autism in a patient by saying to the patient they have known twenty minutes that “nah i don’t think that’s a possibility” do you think they know what autism is? 🤨
the tease at the end lmao fuck offf dan
rapidly switching between ‘i just wanna have fun and tell a fun story’ and ‘i must make this moving and intelligent enough that i might impart all my relevant wisdom onto the audience and teach the world of things they may not otherwise understand solely with this piece of writing’
i love the comments that phil chooses to heart
