the circus was in town that day ๐คก
happy lesbian visibility week to them
haha thank youu <3
the circus was in town that day ๐คก
happy lesbian visibility week to them
haha thank youu <3
work cafeteria is getting weird with pride month inclusion but like ok i guess
as a lesbian i would say lesbians love this kinda ruthlessness ๐คญ
i could have gone on a date tonight but then i didn't. (social anxiety? going too fast? idk)
i DID go on a date this afternoon๐คญ
lol we all know how that goes
usually badly
autocorrect my babe
honestly i have never been more accurately described ๐๐๐๐
THEY ARE SO GORGEOUS AND HAPPY I COULD CRY ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
i need to be less of a flirt,
says i as i continue to flirt.
seriously stop it.
*ignores self*
well half jokingly flirting turned into
a half serious date.
eh it was more serious than joking i think
lesbians over 60, photographs by elana freedom, published in common lives/lesbian lives no. 15/16, june 1985
i need to be less of a flirt,
says i as i continue to flirt.
seriously stop it.
*ignores self*
well half jokingly flirting turned into
a half serious date.
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trying to prove a point here. please reblog if you vote!
please put in the tags what you identify with and - if you feel comfortable with it - why you felt not accepted.
love and hugs from me! โค๏ธ๐งก๐๐๐๐
(assuming nobody hit the wrong option, which is not the case btw)
1.241 people participated in this poll.
109 LGBTQIA+ people voted NO, they have never felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted. (8,8%).
15 cishet* people voted YES, they have felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted. (1,2%).
and 39 cishet* people voted NO, they have never felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted. (3,1%).
now. this poll mainly represents people of the LGBTQIA+ community. what if we compare them to the cishet* people?
the percentages of solely LGBTQIA+ people are:
90,8% voted YES, they have felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted.
9,2% voted NO, they have never felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted.
the percentages of solely cishet* people are:
27,8% voted YES, they have felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted.
72,2% voted NO, they have never felt like their sexuality and/or gender was not accepted.
people of the LGBTQIA+ community are not only at a significantly higher risk but oftentimes truly are not accepted because of their sexuality and/or gender.
and - to the cishet* people out there who voted for "YES" - while i am very sorry you ever felt this way, please consider why that was. it is likely that this can be led back to the queerphobia (homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, acephobia etc.) people of the LGBTQIA+ community had to face in the first place. please remember that
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*cishet = cisgender (your gender aligns with the sex you were assigned with at birth) and heterosexual (you are attracted to exclusively the opposite sex). but here i mean everyone who is NOT part of the LGBTQIA+ community in any way.
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trying to prove a point here. please reblog if you vote!
please put in the tags what you identify with and - if you feel comfortable with it - why you felt not accepted.
love and hugs from me! โค๏ธ๐งก๐๐๐๐
reading all the tags is breaking my little queer heart. i wish everyone out there who doesn't feel seen or validated a lot of support and i hope they'll have better happier experiences they can put above the bad ones. โค๏ธโ๐ฉนโค๏ธโ๐ฉนโค๏ธโ๐ฉน
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trying to prove a point here. please reblog if you vote!
please put in the tags what you identify with and - if you feel comfortable with it - why you felt not accepted.
love and hugs from me! โค๏ธ๐งก๐๐๐๐
damnit i wanted it to be a poll for a week but OH WELL
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trying to prove a point here. please reblog if you vote!
please put in the tags what you identify with and - if you feel comfortable with it - why you felt not accepted.
love and hugs from me! โค๏ธ๐งก๐๐๐๐