[ SECRET POST #2616 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2616 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Apparently to be popular on Tumblr

[(Anonymous)]

This. "I hate cis people", "I hate men", "I hate straight people" is fine to scream into a pillow when you're alone and 120% frustrated with everything at the moment. But those words don't bring about a lot of change. You vent, collect yourself, and continue on with life.

On more generous days, I think most of the people saying this are teenagers/young adults who don't really know how to pick their battles yet. Everything's vital to the struggle and all that. God, I'd have burnt out years ago if I'd kept up like they do.

Re: Apparently to be popular on Tumblr

[gondremark]

And that's the problem. The kids on Tumblr think that what they sob into their pillows in the depths of their misery is suitable discourse for social change. They just don't get it.

Hopefully they'll grow up and what we're seeing on Tumblr is just a mass of teenage angst, but I had an argument on this subject with a tubmlrite who I know is in her mid twenties and a grad student. Scary times.