#blendyposting

[orbitposting]

The internet is a wonderful place but MAN I wish there was more of a mind-your-own-business culture on here sometimes. Queer discourse online very much revolves around labels and if they are "correct" or "valid" or not, which doesn't actually get anyone anywhere. Queer identity isn't simple or "palatable". If you use a microlabel, you get criticized. If you use the "wrong" label, you get criticized. Don't even get me started on the criticism of people who just don't wish to label their gender and/or sexuality.