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sexually attracted not exclusively to people of one particular gender; attracted to both men and women.
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wait so is alexia straight now?
bi·sex·u·al/ˌbīˈsekSH(o͞o)əl/
Learn to pronounce
adjective
sexually attracted not exclusively to people of one particular gender; attracted to both men and women.
I hate it to break it to you but robbe sander and hate crime will have a big part in yasmina season just like zoe did in robbe's. don't cry
I don’t recall saying that was an issue. I fully expect them to be part of the season. But it is Yasmina’s season and not “Robbe and Sander Season 2,” that’s all. I hope the hate crime is addressed.Throughout S3, people asked daily where Sander was (and why he wasn’t in every single clip) when the season was about Robbe and his experiences, some of which weren’t Sander-focused. I don’t want to see the same thing during Yasmina’s season and, as a Muslim woman who sees herself in the upcoming season, I’m allowed to have hopes and wishes. Fandom-related or not. :)
Please point us in the direction of blogs allergic to discourse like you. I appreciate and respect that.
sorry i took so long to get back to you!i tried to think of blogs off the top of my head that generally don’t engage in any discourse (from what i’ve seen) and this list is by NO means comprehensive at all. so, if you feel like you’re a blog that doesn’t really get into the nitty gritty discourse, please comment and let this anon know!anyway here’s the list i came up with:@elus @lesbianijzermans @lucaslallemants @arthurbroussard @henryscavills @ijzermansdriesen @arthvrbroussard @godskamit @elsarah @haleysbrooke @scinnlaece @demaury @demauryy @librarikay @alinok @your-daryaria @feathered-minds @driesenmans @boysrunaway @goodsgrief @monmecc @peterjakes @alles-gutt @ijzermansrobbe @isakeijjser @lallemanting @evenbechnaesheim @eliottdemauries @mirroroferisedx
why won't you give your opinion? lol we just want to know where you stand.
So there you go: Flamingos stand on one leg because it's physiologically easier for them to do so. The way their legs work means they can rest all of their weight on one side without having to use their muscles to maintain balance.
I'm here for robbe and sander only you can go fuck yourself and not demand others what they should do you are not a fandom police
I hate to break it to you but you’re watchin’ the wrong show
do we know what his name sign means yet or did she not explain?
it means “between two worlds”
that last clip was just not believable for me. it felt too over the top. the hearing aids werent that noticeable and everyone reacted so weirdly. i don't know i didn't like it, it felt like it was dramatized for nothing
you’re entitled to your opinion!!i personally felt like there are layers to this1. this is arthur’s point of viewi forgot about this when i was talking about the teacher, but the reason she came off as so harsh is because this is arthur’s point of view on what’s happening to him ( @peoniesandsmiles eloquently reminded me). for him, bumping into his friends after all this was mortifying. having the chance to tell them on his own was mortifying. having it happen at school in the middle of a discussion with his girlfriend was also mortifying for him, so it all comes off that way.2. we have to remember this show is about battling internal shameso even if we don’t think it’s a big deal, arthur is going through a transition without one of the five senses that he grew up with. for him, it is a loss (i am careful on wording because many people in the d/Deaf/HoH community don’t view hearing impairment as negative, so i’m not trying to phrase it that way), because it’s something he has no control over. telling his friends was something he had control overso at the end of the day, it was a dramatic moment for arthur, which makes it come off as extra dramatic to us. i feel for him. accepting something internal is really difficult, especially when you think it could have been different/prevented. he’s having a “why me?” moment.
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