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Being aroallo is weird because upon saying you are aromantic there is this automatic assumption you are also asexual. So then whenever you express even the slightest of attraction towards someone, that attraction is both met with disgust and confusion. Even though alloromantic allosexual people can say whatever the fuck they want, even in a sexual connotation. But when i express it, I'm suddenly a whore or I'm just confused or "Well maybe you haven't found the right one yet." Because god forbid I have a complex relationship with romance and don't want it in my life and still have sexual attraction.

Bonus points if you're like me and are a lesbian. In which there is a rampant problem of people infantalizing and purifying lesbian culture. "Girl love is so pure" im going to blow a fuse.

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she had to be the hottest girl at the pharmacy for some reason 🪄

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A walk in coastal woods.

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📷: lenaberishawhite

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MOSCHINO Pre-Fall 2022 (part 1) if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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Girlboy with a he/him pin on one sleeve and a she/her pin on the other. Two people sitting on either side of her aggressively correcting each other on his pronouns

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sometimes you will see something so beautiful you will be moved to tears. occasionally this something will be a restroom.

this is just life.

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festive ace, aro, aroace, apl & quoi lockscreens

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Guy or something I dont care

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they call me girl cause I'm a boy

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why have us queer people as a community normalized terms like "boygirl" or "girlboy" or other things like that but not like. the actual experience of being multigender. i swear some people will be like "ahaha its so cool and swag to be a #girlboy #boygirl" then turn around and be like "MEN DNI THIS POST IS ABOUT WOMEN" "MEN CANT BE LESBIANS (because no man is ever a woman too)" etc etc like come on guys

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So I went to an art exhibit recently, a collection of Native American art from pre-colonial times to the present. As you might guess, there were a few pieces whose artist was lost to time or erased. But instead of the usual “artist unknown” credit, the curators instead chose to label the artists as “Name Once Known”.

I think that’s amazing. It says, “we don’t know your name any longer; we’ll never know who you were, exactly. But you were a person once, and you mattered. You had a name, and you were loved, you had a life, and you made this art. And that means something. Your name was once known.”

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there is much pain in the world, but there is just as much (more) kindness