[18] Just loving other artists, sometimes I'll post my own stuff! (pfp by me)
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this is the dumbest thing ive ever boarded i think. anyways big shot behavior or something
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My family doesn't appreciate spiders the way I do, so im not allowed to get a tarantula 🥹🥹
#i mean#if youre sneaky about it#depending on species...#some dont take up *too* much space#live your dreams
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i didnt just “watch TV Time” i sat my blue ass down and LISTENED
i have been playing an obscene amount of deltarune lately
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we’re all on the same page that dess is thge knight right. i love dess i think she deserves this after surviving the horrors
i drew this while very sleep deprived i hope you like this tumblr teehee
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"wait, but what do I say to describe people who cannot get pregnant?" a guide.
Men cannot get pregnant: INCORRECT. Transgender men are men and many are capable of getting pregnant. Also, excludes the plenty of people who are not men who cannot get pregnant.
Cis men cannot get pregnant: INCORRECT. Intersex men who are technically cis, but have uteruses and ovaries, may be capable of pregnancy, even if it's unlikely. Also, excludes the plenty of people who are not men who cannot get pregnant.
Cis perisex men cannot get pregnant: Correct, but excludes the plenty of people who are not men who cannot get pregnant.
People without uteruses cannot get pregnant: Correct, but excludes infertile and menopausal people with uteruses who also cannot get pregnant.
People who cannot get pregnant: CORRECT. Excludes no one.
To use inclusionary language, you don't need to rip through the reeds in search of wider terminology when you could quite literally say things exactly as they are. Inclusive language isn't "overcomplicated" at all. It's straightforward.
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