#use it correctly

[shakespearenews]

Your annual reminder that "wherefore" does not mean "where."

[ppgxrrblove]

Correct Word for male x male

So for those who keep using the word 'gay' for these types of couple's. Yeah sorry but you're not using the correct word for them. Their actually called homosexual people not gay. Because the actual meaning of gay isn't man on man nor woman on woman, what gay ACTUALLY means is happiness or just happy. It was a word often used to express how a person felt back in the day. Like ALLOT of people used it and till this day people believe those actors, and people, etc are actually homosexual when they use that word for themself. Like sorry sweety but nope, their not homosexual at all. That word that they used was super popular when it was created for nothing but to express sheer joy in ones expression or conversation. So please use the word homosexual instead of gay, alright kiddies.

Oh and FYI the rainbow DOESN'T or was NEVER made to show LGBT support or who they were. It was originally created as a gift from God to one of his people. So please get your facts right on the whole rainbow being yours when it's not even yours it's Gods. And you seriously are offending my religion for using it as you want and like in that way that you are. It's the truth. I didn't wanna say anything about it until now because I didn't feel like explaining to a bunch of people who didn't know or knew of this fact but wish to ignore it. It was mostly me not carrying at that time and I just didn't really wanna share it with y'all until now.

[kitsune1366]

Hey, Guess what?

"you lost!"

"you're right." A sigh ripping through his chest, "I lose"

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"I have a habit of carrying loose change in my pocket."

"why?"

"to have change in my pocket for if I need it."

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Use it properly.

Or, a Grammer tip from an English speaker.

[iwantthatdickgrayson]

What Really Annoys Me

Do you want to know what really annoys me? When people use a quote to win an argument, but they use the quote INCORRECTLY!

For example; “Blood is thicker than water”. This quote is often used to mean that family is more important than everything else. However, the full, original quote was “The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb” Meaning that the bonds you form through experience are more important than family. 

SO, when people start saying I should respect my asshole family, they should use actual decent points and quotes! NOT “Blood is thicker than water”.

[candykeyblade]

I hate when ppl misuse AAVE. It’s so cringey. Like if you’re gonna use it make sure you’re using it right?

[melaninftstretchmarks]

Grammar and punctuation are so important, it can change the meaning of a sentence, response, statement just by making sure they are place correctly.

[newfanglednigga]

I’m disappointed that you still don’t know the difference between shade and a read.

[fangirlinginleatherboots]

What I'm getting at is, JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE ON THE INTERNET CALLS SOMETHING ABLEIST DOESNT NECESSARILY MAKE IT SO. Also, understand that what is considered abusive language /is different for everyone/ so don't make blanket rules about common words that have many definitions.