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[razmig]

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Ball so hard ⚽️ | 📹 by @ts_xiv | #boomerang #soccer #imreallybad

[rahphotography-blog1]

Finally Free to go 💜👌🏻🚗 #stayofftheroads #imreallybad (at New Jersey)

[kitkat22491]

Thank you @lichuu for the wonderful surprise! Had a fun time learning how to use a bow and arrow at #QueensArchery #nyc #kittyispotato #katnisseverdone #imreallybad (at Queens Archery)

[askaradfem]

I am not!! You misunderstood. That's not what the age of consent means. I'm not arguing for adults being able to have sex with teens, I'm arguing against the over simplification that 18 year olds are ready/mature but teens never are. I'm arguing for hypothetically, two 16 year olds being able to choose to have sex with each other.

i'm of the opinion that teenagers have no business having any kind of sex and that teenager brains are not developed enough to take on the implications and consequences that might come with sex therefore i am in complete support of the legal age of consent being 20 tbh but there's no way that'll ever happen so 18 it is~

-blossom

[gothhabiba]

imreallybad replied to your post:I’m maybe like… a quarter of the way down the...

At first I read this as being a description of your soul/a metaphor for how dark and morbid you are but now I get it

lmao, no, I'm definitely further than a quarter down that scale. welcome to my twisted mind

[askaradfem]

In defense of queer - it is NOT just a a "shield" term or a term straight people use to claim specialness! I ID as queer, and its' the only identity that has ever really felt true for me. I'm 99% percent only interested in other women, but I don't feel right claiming the term lesbian because I sometimes sleep with men. The word bisexual has never felt right to me, because I feel that it is interpreted/represents a somewhat equal interest in men and women. (cont)

imreallybad said to askaradfem:

Dec 24 2014, 11:33:00 am · an hour ago

Queer is an important and empowering term for me. I was really stressed out when I was younger and coming out of the closet because I felt that my only options were gay or bisexual, and neither of those seemed to really express my experience. When I discovered the term "queer" as a more flexible term for non-straightness I was pretty stoked. I totally agree that it should not be used as an umbrella term w/o peoples consent, but really resent it being posed as an erosive or imaginary identity.

Bisexual does not at all mean "equal interest in men and women", it just means "interest in both men and women". What you're describing as your sexual orientation is 100% the definition of bisexuality. imo it sounds like internalized biphobia that you're expressing.

-blossom