#i just... don't know.

[thedukbarnes]

@blairblr​

Duk rubbed his hands together thoughtfully before he gave his lovely date a dashing grin and said, “Okay, here’s a good icebreaker. I saw this tweet getting totally just blasted all over the internet, right, and the basic question of it is: Do you take five hundred thousand dollars or a dinner with Jay-Z?” He paused to take a sip from his coffee before he continued: “See, it’s from some money dude and he says you’re better off taking dinner with Jay-Z because he’ll give you some kind of...” He gestured vaguely, searching for the word before he carried on “Some kind of knowledge about, like, business, that is worth more than the money. Personally, I love Jay-Z, but I’d take the money. What do you think?” 

[megachikorita-deleted]

I don't understand why people make posts with ableist slurs in them and tag it #ableist slurs tw. Like, if you're fully aware that you're using hurtful and/or triggering language, why not just rephrase your post? Is it so that you can get brownie points for your tagging? Is it so that you can feel like a good person without actually having to think critically about what you do or say?

[bansheewitch]

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