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positivelgbtqvibes · 2 days
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artists, this is ur reminder to start drawing references or redesign your original characters before artfight in july this year
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positivelgbtqvibes · 3 days
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"you're good at art you should go to college you should start animation you should get a job in the industry you have so much potential" I SHOULD BE IN THE WOODS. EATING POISONOUS BERRIES
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positivelgbtqvibes · 4 days
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reblog to remind a trans person that no matter what they have or haven't been through as a trans person they're still trans and deserve to use that label
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positivelgbtqvibes · 4 days
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i honestly forget that autism mums say 'autism won today' to mean like their kid had a meltdown and that they are ableist. like nooo autism win means something like i found something cool out about my special interest or i managed to avoid a meltdown or i got to infodump!!!!! autism win is good!!!!!!
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positivelgbtqvibes · 4 days
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Here's the thing:
Cis people really do feel like the gender they were assigned at birth.
Cis women really do feel like women, and cis men really do feel like men. They experience what we would call gender euphoria related to dressing and expressing themselves as their gender, whether that's in a femme way or a butch way or any other way. They feel joy and connection with their gender, with their sexuality and how it relates to their gender. They wear clothes, participate in activities, and express themselves in ways that affirm their gender identity.
Gender critical radfems and terfs will try to convince you that "no woman feels like a woman". They do this for several reasons. Firstly, it's to try to convince trans men they aren't trans, they're just women with no connection to womanhood because "no woman feels a connection to womanhood". They also do it to try to discredit trans women, by saying "If you feel like a woman, then you're clearly not a woman, because "woman" isn't a feeling, it's biology".
A lot of gender critical terfs and radfems claim they are "dysphoric women", and will try to convince you this is a normal state of womanhood. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say no, that doesn't sound normal at all, actually. Most women do not secretly wish they could be men, or more androgynous, or have a penis. Most women don't define their lives through suffering - they love being women.
If womanhood - or manhood - is making you miserable... you might be trans, or you might be gender nonconforming. See if dressing a different way makes you feel a spark of joy and happiness - seek euphoria!
Gender should be joyous, not drudgery.
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positivelgbtqvibes · 5 days
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I will say as a fat bitch I do feel sorry for skinny folks when I see them express attraction to someone who is fat and they're immediately hounded upon with questions like "is it a fetish? I bet it's a fetish" like come on you do realise that skinny people can just like fat people without it being some kind of fetish shit? And like especially when it's skinny people hounding other skinny folks like we don't need you to white knight for us especially when all said person did was rb a photo of a fat woman in a nice outfit and tag it with "wow ❤️"
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positivelgbtqvibes · 6 days
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a lot of yall wanna be leftists until you have to treat drug addicts and the homeless like theyre human beings deserving of dignity and respect
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positivelgbtqvibes · 6 days
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positivelgbtqvibes · 6 days
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Sex positivity is also about not calling Ace people prude and using virgin as an insult 👍 hope that helps
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positivelgbtqvibes · 6 days
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The aromantic tag is absolutely clogged with posts about asexuality awareness day. If your posts isn't about aromanticism, it doesn't belong in aro tags.
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positivelgbtqvibes · 6 days
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positivelgbtqvibes · 8 days
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Please remember that there are aro/aces who enjoy concept of romance only in fiction and the like shipping characters or writing smut fanfics but still they wouldn't do that things in real life 🤍🖤💜
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positivelgbtqvibes · 8 days
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Plaintext from the video: Please do not type out your DNIs like this. This kind of censorship is inaccessible to those with screen readers. Thank you.
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positivelgbtqvibes · 12 days
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People who experience romantic and/or sexual attraction are so funny sometimes
They will ask "who's your crush?" And you will answer "i don't have one" and then it starts
"Why are you liying?", "you can trust me", "don't hide", "i don't belive you", "what?! Everyone has one come on", "hmhu it's [name] isn't it?".
in the extreme cases (mine once) they won't let you even leave the conversation and place it started
And so you lie
And when if "confession" comes from "name" and you reject it every single persson who made you lie will be angry.
Honey. Why the fuck are you angry? You decided a lie is more realistic than reality
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positivelgbtqvibes · 12 days
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Hey, if you treat QPRs as lesser than romantic relationships, I do not like you.
Like, don't say “they're at least in a QPR”, or “I don't ship characters, most I can do is QPR”
All relationships are equal, stop using hierarchies for them.
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positivelgbtqvibes · 12 days
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there are gay bars and lesbian bars and then “normal” straight bars so i think there should be aroace bars where absolutely none of that happens and we can sit there and discuss warhammer lore instead
i think that would be cool
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positivelgbtqvibes · 15 days
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Aspec representation is important because kids are still told in health class that everyone feels attraction
Aspec representation is important because somewhere in the world there’s a 12 year old crying because they feel broken
Aspec representation is important because I still get told “that’s not real” when I come out
Aspec representation is important because people still think the A in LGBTQIA+ stands for ally
Aspec representation is important because everyone deserves to see someone like them on screen
Aspec representation is important because people still think that asexual and aromantic are the same thing
Aspec representation is important
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