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InteGREAT, per un’Italia che accoglie
InteGREAT, per un’Italia che accoglie
«L’immigrazione è qualcosa di cui dovremmo occuparci tutti, perché spesso ignoriamo le ragioni per cui le persone abbandonano la loro patria, chiusi nel nostro atteggiamento da “questa non è casa tua”. L’Europa offre moltissime opportunità e potrebbe avere un ruolo straordinario per la crescita e l’educazione dei migranti»
Così Jorge, ventunenne messicano e studente di economia, parla…
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your blog sucks lol
why is ur blog bg so try hard
you still taking music recs? Parade by The Knife is a great one
couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library
Have you read The Awakening? The book was written before mental illnesses were named, but I swear the main character Edna is the best depiction of bipolar disorder I've ever seen.
by kate chopin? im adding it 2 my amazon wishlistfor the bipolar even tho it doesnt have any aliens in there
(playing Good News, Bad News with a couple of friends, I start)
me: Good news - you just won the lottery!
friend: bad news - the lottery was bees.
integreat replied to your post:I wish there were some socially-acceptable form of...
rock those yoga pants brah
IF I HAD ANY
how about we forget age exists for a second and just focus on the fact that you accused half of the population of being "fucking gross" because of something they can't control at all
When I was seventeen I still laughed at black jokes and thought I was straight.No.
If otherkin isn't related to gender why do so many people insist on gross animal pronouns that do hurt trans people
You mean neopronouns? Well first off those doesn't hurt trans people - they help trans people because they alleviate social dysphoria, as not all trans people are comfortable with "more common" pronouns. Since those pronouns can be difficult to learn a lot of people only use them online, as they're easier to access. They also tend to have auxiliary pronouns, such as the usual they or it on occasion, which tend to be used in person as well as for people whose second language is English or who have certain disabilities.
Neopronouns actually have very little to do with being otherkin, and most neopronouns were not created by or for trans people in the kin community. They're created for non-binary people, and some non-binary otherkin like having pronouns which are associated to their kintype. Others just feel certain neopronouns suit them best, otherki or not. For example, despite my kintypes I used dice pronouns for a while because those were comfortable for me. It has nothing to do with the kintypes, and everything to do with my gender.
It should be noted a lot of otherkin are also trans, or at least a lot of the otherkin I've met.
If you want to find out more on neopronouns and how they don't hurt the trans community I recommend research. Toni D'orsay has said a bit on the topic, as well as various trans bloggers such as cishits, but the general consensus I've seen is that the problem is with transphobia and cisssexism in society, not trans people - not just teenagers but people of all ages - who are trying to alleviate social dysphoria.
