[ SECRET POST #2329 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2329 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Tumblr thinks everything is offensive.

There is a movement now that because "gay" has picked up the negative meaning (ie, "it's so gay that it rained on my birthday") that the word itself is now 100% offensive, all the time.

A lot of times, the very attempt to change the word is offensive. As a lesbian woman, I find the idea of removing "gay" from the vernacular because of it's partial use as a disparaging adjective to be an idea that would mean removing a large part of my identity.

I have no idea how trans* folks feel about tranny, but tumblr can be full of simpering fools who just want to feel Important.