Some days are gayer than others

marlinspirkhall:

cadaverkeys:

cadaverkeys:

trying not to think too hard about how gen z/gen alpha casually use leet speak but when millennials used it it was because it was cool and internet age slang, and when gen z and alpha use it its because they need to get past censorship restrictions that would cause their videos on LBGT and civil rights to be algorithmically hidden.

or about how people use terms like “real life game over” and “unalive” to avoid saying death out loud because video streaming services apparently suppress videos with negative language. we are literally living in an era that was theorised by many states of fiction about a high surveillance cyberpunk reality…

[Image ID: the meme which reads “You best start believing in cyberpunk dystopias, you’re in one”. End Image ID]

jennfercheck:

good morning little gay people in my phone

rhythmlessgay:

cuntess-carmilla:

smokedgoudagirl:

I think some of you are missing the point with free Britney. You shouldn’t only care because it’s Britney Spears. It shouldn’t be “oh she’s suffered enough publicly so now I’ll care”. There are estimated 1.5 million people in the US under conservatorships. It’s upsetting that people only care about disability justice if it’s a celebrity and Britney Spears is by far not the worst case.

@ The people who only care because it’s Britney, Britney herself said it’s not just her suffering under this. She says:

I truly believe this conservatorship is abusive, and that we can sit here all day and say oh, conservatorships are here to help people. But ma’am, there is a thousand conservatorships that are abusive as well.

Britney’s case is heartbreaking and infuriating, but she’s not the only one suffering under this system of conservatorships that allow for so much easy and economically benefitial abuse. Other people who’re also going through abusive conservatorships matter just as much as Britney does, they all matter a lot. This is a systemic issue that goes beyond Britney alone and she herself is very aware of it.

While it’s true and important to say that despite claiming she’s so “unfit” for a fully free adult life yet she keeps being exploited as a full time worker against her will, it’s extremely shitty to try and justify getting Britney out of her conservatorship by saying “she’s not disabled, so she shouldn’t be in a conservatorship”.

No. I don’t know if she’s actually disabled or not, that information is none of our business unless she decides in all freedom to tell us. But, regardless of whether Britney is actually disabled or not, people who are in fact disabled shouldn’t be going through this type of hell on Earth either. Britney doesn’t deserve to be under a conservatorship not because she might not be disabled. She doesn’t deserve this conservatorship BECAUSE NO HUMAN BEING DOES. Not even the ones with confirmed and utterly debilitating disabilities!

Conservationships used to be so easily abused, especially towards the elderly, there were cases of healthy, fit people being forced into them by random strangers as recently as the 2010s. It’s not just Britney, it’s has been a whole industry.

funnytwittertweets:

Anonymous asked: How does it feel to be an adult?

birdonahotdog:

exhausting and everything is expensive

Anonymous asked: Do two different people run this account or am I trippin?

tomfordvelvetorchid-deactivated:

Sometimes my brain posts sometimes my pussy

himbo-at-heart:

trans-mom:

“80% of trans people detransition” actually statistical error. Dr. Kenneth Zucker, who exposed children to conversion therapy and marked people who didn’t respond to him as “destransitioners,” is a liar who’s study shouldn’t be counted.

Omg I thought this was a joke but it’s not

rosecrystal:

dont read my aura im shy.