#meimportauncomino

[fandomsandfeminism]

Hi! I don´t know if you accept suggestions for videos, but have you thought about doing something about In A Heartbeat and how people can´t handle when queer people have happy endings? They always say is pandering or "is cliche" or "you only like it because it has gays" (I heard it about Korrasami too). It never occurs to them that the creators just wanted to creat that story that way or that to US is not common to see ourselves being happy and loved.

That’s a really interesting idea for a video! I may play around with that idea.

[kancollerol]

#meimportauncomino pero que bueno está en el potaje de garrrrrbanzooooooooh

[queerascat]

I want to use the word droid to describe a new gender, like droidgirl, droidboy or simply droid. Those are to refer about someone that doesn´t have any idea what gender even is but may have a certain preference for one or therefore conclude they don´t have any. I use droid as a short of android, robots and such, but I have seen that droid can also be ableist. I still can use the word or should I cut it right away just because it has that other meaning?

i’m definitely not the best person to be asking this to as i’m not the most informed person when it comes to ableism, sadly… so i really feel like i have no place in answering this question.

that said, if i were you and i knew that the word i wanted to use could be seen as ableist, i’d personally err on the side of not wanting to potentially come off as ableist. if you’re using it only to describe yourself personally, it may (or may not) be alright. i can’t really say. but if you’re hoping to make this new gender ‘a thing’ for people in general to identify as, it definitely would be best to exercise caution….