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Really weird seeing biphobia within the queer community, especially during bi visibility month, as if these weren't the same people who acted like we couldn't celebrate pride month. So when we finally have a month for ourselves, like other sexualities do as well, suddenly we can't have that either. Mind you, a bisexual woman (who had a boyfriend, stay mad biphobes) created Pride...the same thing bisexuals are told they can't participate in. Ain't that some bs.

"Wait, TVD mentioned the Confederacy? When?" Media literacy really is getting to people bc wdym you didn't catch the Confederacy mentions? It was ALL OVER s1, from the founding families to that damn parade to Damon being a literal Confederate, etc. They literally call out verbatim how the Lockwood property used to keep slaves, the same place where Tyler transforms in. And besides Caroline's whole Gone with the Wind fascination...IT'S THE SOUTH! IN 2009! That was def a period where they were tucking their hair behind the ears for some racist dirt bags that committed crimes against humanity. Let's think for once, please!

KPop stans will defend their faves when they say the n word (or wear blackface), talking about how they don't know American history. But when you respond with "Oh, so then they aren't that bright? Especially given this is a reoccurring issue," they act like you shot their dog. It's just the sentiment around this topic in general is interesting because when call these people out, whether Kpop members or their stans, they for some reason make this an 'American only' issue and say they aren't taught American culture, so how would they know? But you had enough time to learn a slur and it's variations? Mind you, they always use this excuse for the n word, but don't know any others and expect not to get a side eye...

It's 9/11 and while it is important to remember all those who lost their lives when the towers fell (along with those on the flights and the first responders and civilians who suffered health conditions following), it is also necessary to remember the Muslim and Sikh communities that were unjustly targeted in response. How these series of threats continue even now, for a tragedy they had no part in (many who suffered from it as well, but have their pain ignored or vilified). It's important to remember 9/11 and those impacted, but also take note of who is recognized more and who isn't, and ask why. 

When I (finally) post my art insta, to my fellow moots, you will be notified in advanced. Otherwise, imma be incognito.

With it being Kirkversy, it's so ironic seeing so many (shows palm) people are up in arms over the memes about his death, as if they weren't the ones creating thousands of memes based off the brutal murders and trauma Black people faced at the hands of police brutality. I ain't forget how some of them did blackface and pretended to be Trayvon Martin during his final moments, or the George Floyd challenge. And those are just two examples. 

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          So, we know that Jean experiences some sensory aspects from people when she jumps, but like, imagining her after that guy got hit lowkey has me giggling. Not him being hit, but just the thought of her on the ground of Peter's apartment, Family Guy style, bc she thought he'd save him instead. I know she was down for a good minute. 

I feel like the term "bird(s)" is now just becoming a buzz word and being used loosely, because, in actuality, a lot of people don't know what the term means or who ACTUALLY FITS it. It's especially side eye worthy when it's often used against women and/or victims of abuse, mostly whom are women as well. Misogyny is everywhere if you have eyes.

So Emma Frost and Rocket Raccoon both get Egyptian skins in MR....but not Storm or Black Panther? Okay...

I'M CLOSE TO GETTING MY BRACES OFF! VICTORY!