Black, Margay (Tree Ocelot), Salted Caramel Pecan Ice Cream

kind of belated, but Happy Pride y’all :)

State:

Type your state or country into the gif search bar and reblog the fifth thing that comes up

Here I’ll go first

What the fuck

Reblog if you’re a self-taught artist!

I’m curious ^^

Let’s talk about xenogenders

Definition: A nonbinary gender identity that cannot be contained by human understandings of gender; more concerned with crafting other methods of gender categorization and hierarchy such as those relating to animals, plants, or other creatures/things. It’s mainly an umbrella term for genders with themes such as nouns, archetypes, synesthetic experiences, neurodivergences.

Are xenogenders serious? Usually, yes. (But at the same time… What if they aren’t? To be fair, being trans/nonbinary doesn’t always have to be this imagined experience of constant suffering. We’re allowed to describe our lived experience of gender in flowery ways, too!)

Do xenogenders hurt real trans people? No, but if you’re asking this question, I want to ask one in return - What are you defining as a “real” trans person?Is someone only really trans/nonbinary if they can pass? Or have dysphoria? Or get surgery? Or are accepted by cis people? It’s important to understand that what one might think of when they think “real trans person” might be rooted in excluding a majority of the trans population.

But MOGAI genders/xenogenders/neolabels are why people don’t take us seriously! Trying to blame other people who’re trying to find terms to describe their gender/orientation/etc is a slippery slope, and trying to guilt people back into the closet to appease cishet people is never going to work. We do not exist to be palatable to them. This line of thinking is extremely dangerous, and it’s been applied to every other identity. As a community, we need to stand together against transphobia and it’s actual cause: Transphobes.

While xenogenders can be hard to understand at first, these terms are coined because someone out there was genuinely struggling to find a label that felt fitting, and found that their actual life experience couldn’t be described accurately by more common descriptors like “male,” “female,” “neutral,” and that describing their experience by relating it to something else truly helped them! Sometimes this will be things that seem “silly,” like media, aesthetics, and other unique things.

You may not understand how something can be a gender, and that’s okay! Sometimes we won’t be able to completely understand an experience because it’s one we will never have, and that doesn’t mean that the experience is invalid. It’s just how being a human works!

My new kittens

Thomas: Okay Janus you got payed to do this

Janus: fine

Remus: *walks in not knowing what's happening*

Janus: *turns to Remus with the fakest smile* I'm the goodessst of sssnak boisss

Remus: WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU! WHAT HAPPENED!

Janus: Sssshut your mouth

Remus: Oh there you are. Where the FUCK did you go?

Janus: ...I believe I just had a sssstroke

Everyone one is human no mater their sexuality

Reblog if you genuinely support asexuals

It terrifies me that there’s so much raging passion in the lgbt+ community that insist on marginalizing asexuals and implying that asexuals don’t deserve to have safe spaces. There’s still so much acephobia so I just wanna know which blogs are genuinely supportive and a safe space for asexuals

Wait teens are eligible to vote... If I knew that I would have paid more attention.

logan may not think its his birthday but thats not gonna stop me from celebrating it

also bonus:

i dont live in america but i hope yall who do stay safe :(

Are you okay?

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Reblog this if you believe that Demisexuality exists and if you support Demisexuals

I’m sick of seeing apparently ‘LGBT inclusive’ posts that completely disregard my sexuality. I want to know who out there believes that I and others like me exist and have a valid sexuality.