I Love Y'all And Y'all Are So Cool!

i love y'all and y'all are so cool! 💓

much love to it/its and neo pronoun users who know they can never use their pronouns in person, who never have them used irl, whose gender expression and identity are only respected online. i see y'all and i love y'all

if y'all can't see a naked body without sexualizing it, please, seek help ffs.

; a reminder that nudity ≠ sexual. Nor does it require an idiot in the comments saying " sus ❗❗🤨 " like no. this is beautiful art of an even more beautiful being. Shut up and let me appreciate it. /nbh

happy nonbinary awareness week! 💛🤍💜🖤

as a nonbinary person myself i wanna remind y'all that:

• some nonbinary people feel dysphoria and some nonbinary people don't.

• some nonbinary people change their names to a gender-neutral name, others to a masc or femme name and some don't change their names.

• some nonbinary people use they/them pronouns, others use she/her or he/him, others neopronouns, some simply use their name instead of pronouns and some use multiple pronouns.

• some nonbinary people present in am androgynous way, others in a masc way, others in a femme way, others in a neutral way and some present in different ways depending on how they feel.

• some nonbinary people transition medically, some don't.

• some nonbinary people consider themselves trans, some don't.

• some nonbinary people are out, some don't.

and do you know what all of them have in common?

they're all nonbinary and super valid!

there's no way of being nonbinary!

be yourself and be proud! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!

"wait but how can that work ?" instead of asking how their queer identity works, and how can it be valid, maybe ask them their experiences. ask how it feels to themself being a mspec mono, or lesboy, or turigirl, or whatever. instead of getting angry at queer identities which dont fit your standard, just perhaps let it go and ask them as a person what their identity means to them. stop policing identities and open up your mind a little.

Intersex people deserve spaces that don't just tolerate their existance, but celebrate it.

Intersex people deserve spaces that don't instinctively refer to them as "cis people with sex development disorders".

Intersex people deserve spaces with dedicated space for us, resources and action when intersexism arises.

Intersex people deserve spaces with the INTERSEX flag hung proudly alongside other queer pride flags.

Intersex people deserve to see themselves included, represented, uplifted, educated on, and celebrated.

FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA PALESTINE WILL BE FREE 🇵🇸🍉