If I’m making tea for multiple people, I’ll use the kettle on the stove. If it’s just for me, I put water an the tea bag in a mug, and heat it up in the microwave
imo if you’re going to call yourself queer and seek out queer community, you need to let go of the idea that the way people identify, present, and choose to interact with other queer people can be labeled and explained. queerness is about saying “fuck societal norms” and sometimes those societal norms include what you think lesbians, gay men, trans people, women, etc. look like, act like, sleep with, etc. queerness is in direct opposition to hard lines and strict definitions. if you are uncomfortable with that, you’re probably not ready to fully immerse in the queer community. get used to being confused and freaked out. that’s the point. celebrate it.
ATTN: Horror movies are fake, and most people aren’t serial murderers because of them.
Yesterday, I saw a post that had me unfollow someone, and I’m just gonna add my two cents here:
The post pretty much said, people who watch 80s/90s slasher horror or movies like Saw/Terrifier should be avoided at all cost because they obviously are dangerous.
Lemme tell you something, motherfuckers. I grew up watching all that in the 80s/90s, and I’m still a HUGE horror fan today. Let’s talk about something called reality versus fiction, and a healthy fucking person knows the difference, unlike you dumb fucks.
In fact, growing up queer with things like the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and other monster movies, and slashers has shown me that being queer and liking horror often go hand in hand.
Stop judging people for the media they like, the ships they have, or the art/writing they make.
