#mod stevie

[totally-not-bill-ci]

I'm not which edgy teenager is running this account, pretending to be Bill Cipher, but I would advise you to take it down. The rituals were already questionable, but this is too far.

SHOVE IT, SIXER. STEVIE IS ONLY PARTIALLY RUNNING THIS FOR ME.

[askanonbinary]

Is the genderpunk term reffering to the way one expresses their gender identity or is it an identity itself? For example by my understanding a cis man who decides to dress in a femminine way would fit with the genderpunk term but maybe I could be wrong and genderpunk is a gender identity like male, female, non binary, agender etc...

after a quick google it seems that genderpunk refers to both. gender presentation and a gender identity.

Genderpunk: A Bold Genre of Resistance and Liberation in an Age of Rising Cishet Supremacy

In science fiction literature there’s no shortage -punk subgenres. Through different aesthetics, time periods, and other focuses, these…

Genderfuck

Genderfuck can describe a gender identity and/or gender expression where gendered expectations are deliberately played with to combine gende

[genderfluxthings]

What is a pronoun sentence?

if someone wants to try out different pronouns and/or a name they can see this pronouns and their name to see if those pronouns fit them.

[clydesburntbacon]

What crime were you known for as a kid? What would you get away with now if you could?

Stealin girls hearts and stealin girls hearts.

And also petty theft.

[transsafeuserboxes]

just for the record the q slur is a slur and some people aren’t comfortable with using it, seeing it, or being called it. and that’s totally fine. i (mod stevie) have personally reclaimed the q slur but i’m not gonna force mod honeybee to reclaim it. we’re not going to be answering any asks on this subject. 

[acevengersquad]

I have a question and please don't get me wrong but what is the need to defend asexuality? I mean I don't know if it's because of where I grew up but I've never, and I mean NEVER heard of anybody being attacked or discriminated for not giving a damn about sex and not having a sexual preference. I mean yes people have said things like "oh that's cuz you haven't met the one" or "you're too young to understand" but i've never witnessed any ill intent from such casual talk.

Half the time I go into the ace positivity tags I see people saying aces should choke or that they’d physically attack somebody if they saw them carrying an ace flag at pride so..

- Mod Stevie

[askanonbinary]

Hi! I've been lying here thinking for a while, and I'm wondering what a child might call a non-binary parent instead of mum/dad/variations thereof... Like I've really been wracking my brains and I can't think of anything so I thought I'd ask someone way more knowledgeable than me I really hope I haven't crossed any lines here!! I don't wanna be rude or anything (you can tell me if I am)

here are some that I found:

Parent; neutral, formal.

Per; neutral, short for parent.

Par; neutral, short for parent.

Dommy; queer, mixture of mommy and daddy (note: sounds like Dom/me, a BDSM term)

Maddy; queer, mixture of mummy/mommy and daddy.

Muddy; queer, mixture of mummy and daddy.

Moddy; queer, mixture of mommy and daddy.

Zaza; queer, based on mama and papa/dada.

Zither; queer, based on mother and father. (Note, zither is also the name of a musical instrument.)

Baba; neutral, based on mama and dada. (Note, baba means dad in some languages and grandmother in others.)

Nini; queer, based on the N in NB, similar to mama and papa/dada.

Bibi; queer, based on the B in NB, similar to mama and papa/dada.

Cennend; neutral, Old English (Anglo-Saxon) meaning parent.

Cenn; neutral, short for cennend.

[askanonbinary]

Hello! Just wanted to give a few informations for french enbies who might follow this blog. There ARE french neutral pronouns, such as [iel, ael, ol, ul, im, em, ux, ox] or even [ax]! They may not be legally recognized as valid pronouns, but they still exist and you are allowed to use them if you feel like they might fit you. About ending adjectives, I met a few folks who use "ae" or mix "female" & "male" endings to make words like "belleau" (from "belle" & "beau", in english; pretty, beautiful)

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