No, Because A Sandwitch Is Bread On Top- Meat- Condiments- Bread On Bottom, Not Bread On Side- Pig Guts-

If you’re thinking about calling a trans woman “male” or a trans man “female”:

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Hey, I'm very happy to say I'm aroace. After years of debating my orientation and being like 'but i thought this person was cute yesterday' or confusing romantic attraction with squishes I realize it's okay to accept myself.

Have a good day everyone :)

hell yeah

When people hear the word “transgender” typically they think of the gorgeous models and actresses in the media. These are not the only people that deserve rights and recognition. There are trans women who have a hard time “passing” and living up to cishet men’s idea of “womanhood.” There are trans men who are severely under-represented in the media. There are also of course non-binary people who very few see represented and respected outside of queer spaces.

Ergo, trans rights are for ALL trans people, not just those that cishet men find attractive enough to deserve them.

Just in case any of you were wondering what an m-spec lesbian was

what’s an mspec lesbian

I'm glad you asked,dear anon. An m-spec lesbian is any sapphic that identifies with both an m-spec label and the lesbian label. (M-spec means multispectrum,so any orientation attracted to more than one gender.) So they may be romantically attracted to multiple genders,but sexually attracted to women and feminine genders. Or they are attracted to all genders excluding men. They could be reclaiming the label lesbian, as it used mean any woman who had relationships with women,no matter the sexuality. This ended in the lesbian separatist movement of th 1970's. Finally, you have those that use it to show they prioritize their attraction to women, for whatever reason.

anyway, the idea of “the one” is so innacurate and outdated. there are literally so many people that you could be compatible and share a really strong emotional connection and healthy relationship with. like if you think about it... even in platonic terms, friendship. how many best friends have you had throughout your life? your childhood best friend? high school best friend? college best friend? these were all people you were very in tune with emotionally and shared a meaningful relationship with. did they not understand you? did they not see you for who you were? did they not love you unconditionally? and you did the same. in a world w 8 billion people, one person was not the end all be all. remember that if a relationship dissolved it was for a reason; it wasn’t meant for you. there are plenty of people with whom you can form bonds with. who are willing to meet you where you are, and do what is necessary to earn a place in your life through consistent effort and actions. the “one” doesn’t exist, and they’re not out there for you to find.

I’d like to anonymously coin the term Hydrangeaflux, it’s definition is: Having multiple masculine, masculine aligned, and or nonaligned genders all at once but how prevalent each one is fluctuates! I also made a flag for it! Which I'll submit in a second but if you have any suggestions about changes to make to it (especially if it looks too much like another flag!) that's cool ^w^

I love it !!!

Gay USA (1977) dir. Arthur J. Bressan Jr.

Don't exclude ANY a-spec/aro-spec identity otherwise I'll eat you. [Heteromantics are queer as well and you can fight me exclusionists.)

don’t make me tap the sign…

DNI

If-

MAP/A supporter of MAPS

Racist/Anti-BLM

NSFW

DDLG

Queerphobe ( that means asexuals, transgender, and aromantics as well)

Exclusionist of Any Kind

TERF

A Trumpie/Support Trump

Anti-MOGAI

Don't Like the Use of Queer (not saying you are horrible for feeling uncomfortable, this is just a warning, I do use it a lot.)

Gen Z: Did you know that atoms can't touch each other? And since we're all made of atoms, we've never actually touched anything in our entire lives.

Gen X: ...

Gen Z: So to answer your question, no I didn't punch that cop.