Anonymous #1 12w

Cool. Nobody cares about your backwash, incorrect opinion. He/him and they/them lesbians are more valid at their lowest points than you will ever hope to achieve at your best.

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Anonymous #2 12w

ooooof roasted 🙂

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Anonymous #1 12w

Girl stop invalidating other people online and get a job or something. You can’t change how other people identify. I’m out here surrounded by lesbians AND nonbinary and use he/him. So get fucked

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Anonymous #8 12w

I LOVE YOU

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Anonymous #1 12w

U really that shallow minded? We’re fucking born to be whoever we wanna be jackass we’re fucking bone and organs we aren’t created to all have the same damn ideas it’s not that deep suck my dick touch some grass

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Anonymous #8 12w

You are awesome and valid. I’m very sorry you’ve had to deal with this stupid discourse

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Anonymous #10 12w

thank you :(

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Anonymous #1 12w

Heyyyyyy just a quick reminder that pronouns do not equal gender 🙃 they can but don’t have to

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Anonymous #8 12w

Based -they/them lesbian

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Anonymous #11 12w

can you please explain what you mean by that? i'm not against what you're saying/judging anyone for who they want to be/love at all (as long as it’s not hurting anyone idc) but just want to understand what you mean by that!! i’m kind of confused about this whole topic in general and just want to learn more

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Anonymous #12 12w

Um I’m not exactly sure how to explain it so you could probably find a better answer but I’ll try. For example someone who identifies as a cis woman and is a masc lesbian may not feel that she/her pronouns fit them right since she/her pronouns relates to femininity. So they may try other pronouns such as he/him, they/them, it/its, or neo pronouns. And then said person will use whatever pronouns they feel fits them the best. And that’s my best try at explaining this

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Anonymous #12 12w

I can probably go a little more in depth in dms if you wanted me too but alas there’s a character limit in the comment section

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