[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

They want the tumblr queer cred more than any help

[(Anonymous)]

idk i think most people would like to belong a somewhat positive group than admit they have serious underlying issues that take a lot of effort to improve

and this goes especially for teenagers and young adults (ie most of tumblr's demographic) who as a whole are trying to figure out who they are

[(Anonymous)]

You mean there's people who think because they're not experiencing attraction to anyone that that makes them queer? I know we're a broad church but... okay then. Maybe I should read up on asexual oppression. For me the shit started when I stopped being asexual and started being lesbian, but whatever.

[(Anonymous)]

Seriously speaking, there is a lot of detailed information out there about how people get weird or outright vicious about asexuality. And personally speaking, I'm not out because I know that the moment I put a name to my lifelong singlehood, my friends and family are going start assuming that I've got some repressed trauma or was raped or molested or maybe I'm just depressed and I should og see a doctor because hormones and there are medicines and stuff.

It's not violent and legal discrimination, but it can still be bloody alienating at times. (and personally, I would describe myself as "queer" as little as I would describe myself as "straight". I'm neither)

[(Anonymous)]

Being a brony is alienating too, doesn't make it oppression.