geoarcher

[geoarcher]

Why are we getting this unseasoned ass “important information” shoved in our faces when smarts and wisdom are mostly just gained by experience? Yeah let’s talk about that

[geoarcher]

Why do I have to have everything half? It’s so hard to explain and I’m scared people think I’m lying. I have a tic, but also I don’t really have a tic. I just have a developing tic with often just weak impulses and if I suppress it will be gone the next month. I have traits that look like autism and sometimes that will really show, but also I am neurotypical because I’m not on the autism spectrum or have ADHD or something of that kind. I have something that is a form of virtiligo, and I have light spots on my skin but it’s not actually virtiligo. Chile....

[geoarcher]

I am so sorry, this is a mess but the thing is I’m too tired to write all of this again (see my previous post). I accidentally made this post on my personal when it should have been on @lgbteducation . I will repost this on my education acc and make sure this won’t happen again.

Hey guys,

Let’s talk about gender neutral words in Dutch!

The reason I’m doing this is because in my opinion pronouns in languages other then English aren’t talked about enough, I know native English speakers don’t need to know this but I have seen that a LOT of languages don’t have gender neutral pronouns. And even if there are (often unofficially), the people who learn the language don’t learn about them and even native speakers are uneducated about gender neutral pronouns in their native language. So, for anyone who wants to learn, I’m going to talk about gender neutral words to use for non-binary people in my native language🇳🇱

So let’s start with pronouns. There are 3 options to use for gender neutral pronouns known to me. The first one is zij/hen; a literal translation of they/them. Note that these are painfully alike to zij/haar (she/her) pronouns. A way to fix this is to use hen/hun, which is not exactly grammatically correct but valid. the second one is het/hets, which is literally translated to it/its (SIDENOTE IT/ITS PRONOUNS ARE ALSO VALID IN ENGLISH). The last one is die/diens, literally translated to that/thats. The reason for these are that in Dutch, it is common to use that for a person as well, no matter if you know the gender or not and used for all genders.

Here’s some more vocabulary about how to call your non-binary in your life in Dutch:

Sibling: Brus; broer(brother) and zus(sister) together

Child: Kind (actual translation)

Parent: Ouder (actual translation)

Cousin: Nift; nicht(female) and neef(masculin) together

Grandparent: grootouder (actual translation)

Person: persoon (actual translation)

Partner: partner (actual translation)

I am very mentally worn out right now, so I am going to to bed now. If there is demand, I’ll educate more on this topic but for now, thanks so much for learning with me. Stay happy, stay proud and stay safe💕🪐

[geoarcher]

I kinda started this page because my main social apparently had a toxic creator which kinda made me a bit sad because I really felt like my followers on there were my friends, like on here people like your posts and maybe reblog them but it was diffrent on NOVA. I would just post my thoughts and people would talk to me and stuff and everyone did the same as I did. I’m just hoping to find something like that back by making this blog

[geoarcher]

Hey! So yeah.. this is my personal, so IDK I’ll just post things that I like or just talk about what I do and what’s going on in my life.... If u don’t know me yet, well, my name is Archer and yeah.... I like travelling which is why I chose GeoArcher as @ and I’m Demiboyflux, my sexuality is Gray-asexual, demiromantic, and trixic so yeah if you see me first on here I have a blog dedicated to teaching people about things in the LGBT+ community, it’s @lgbteducation so, if you want, go follow it!