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But when it comes to him, Vivzepop just adopts an attitude of "How can you accuse him like this! He hasn't done anything wrong! He's just a baby", which is a bit gross.
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I hate him because he is weak and boring. When faced with problems, he just cries. His new romantic relationship has given him an excuse not to change. When other characters make mistakes, the show points them out. +
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Sensory aids/toys becoming viral trends then getting banned in schools, making them unusable for their intended use, within schools... Fidget spinners, fidget cubes, needohs... So frustrating 🫠
No heavy on this because it's not just bisexual women who were pushed out of the terminology. It also effected predominantly black queer men who, with the excuse to "keep lesbians safe from men" (the idea that queer women are safer with straight women over queer men is also-)
Replying to @starlinchainsaw
nope, even some feminine gay men used the term "femme" as defined by oxford (2013) but in many other sources, bisexuals have used them.
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Replying to @starlinchainsaw
nope, even some feminine gay men used the term "femme" as defined by oxford (2013) but in many other sources, bisexuals have used them.
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With Stolas, it’s always “please give him more grace, he’s only 36 years old 🥺” but with Stella, it’s “she’s a bitch, why are you even bothering to find nuance”
Like,,,,,,,alright man
i dont really like how people immediately call you a stella glazer and abuse apologist if you just give her the same grace the writers give stolas #idk
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The meanings of words may change over time, but the history does not. WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HERE. 🩷💜💙
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Butch/femme: Inside Lesbian Gender by Sally R. Munt and Cherry Smyth features Clare Hemmings and her essay "Waiting for No Man: Bisexual Femme Subjectivity and Cultural Repudiation" (drive.google.com/file/d/1LSW…)
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