#nightmare queer

[luckyburgerz]

i have a new orientation term id like to coin.

nightmare queer- where you take pride in having a contradictory or confusing label, such as bi lesbian, straight gay, alloaro, neopronoun only users, xenogender, ect. anything that cishets would deem "too confusing."

I don't have a flag yet. anyone is free to make one

pro non traumagenic systems dni or use. PRO RADQUEERS DNI OR USE.

edit: i made a mockup of what i think the flag should look like, put under the cut bc its very crude and could be eyestrain-y

meanings:

red - sacrifice

black - nightmares

gray - confusion

white - inclusivity

pink - pride

here's the mockup

[januscorner]

Normalize not connecting to labels that “technically” fit you. These words are all made up you can be whatever

[san-marzano]

he would love hot topic tnbc merch

[rigatoniiiiiiii]

Edit: to clarify, if you enjoy ANY form of horror (such as monstrous, analog, slasher, comedy, gore, etc.) that counts as a yes! This poll is supposed to be broad. It’s purpose is to understand how many queer people (that this is able to reach) enjoy any type of horror. So even if you like one type of horror but dislike another, please click yes!

This is for a student-written article! Please reblog for a larger sample size!

[viceandmature]

All of Vice and Mature in King of Fighters AllStar

[i-like-the-eyes]

Another pic from your favourite nightmare at pride😎🏳️‍🌈

Edit:

Update from another pride🏳️‍🌈

[genderpink]

[autismmydearwatson]

Disney songs that hit different when you're queer

"Reflection" Mulan (specifically if you're transgender)

"I'll Make A Man Out of You" Mulan (the transmasc euphoria song)

"Jack's Lament" the Nightmare Before Christmas

"Part of Your World" the Little Mermaid

"God Help the Outcasts" the Hunchback of Notre Dame

"I'm Still Here" Treasure Planet (specifically my transmasc anthem but my experiences are not universal)

"Out There" the Hunchback of Notre Dame (when you're closeted)

"Waiting On a Miracle" Encanto (when you're queer and religious)

"One of Us" Lion King 2

"How Far I'll Go" Moana ( when the people who raised you wouldn't let you be exposed to any queer media)

"Colors of The Wind" Pocahontas (the only good thing the Pocahontas franchise brought us was the soundtrack. When my friend was closeted she said to a girl who was being blatantly homophobic " you think the only people who are people are the people that look and think like you." Stopped her in her tracks!)

"Kiss the Girl" the Little Mermaid (but specifically when. You know what I mean lmao)

"When Will My Life Begin" Tangled

"Go The Distance" Hercules

"I Won't Say I'm In Love" Hercules

"One Jump Ahead (reprise)" Aladdin

"Proud of Your Boy" Aladdin Broadway musical

"If I Never Knew You" Pocahontas

Do feel free to add. Just don't let Disney see this

[pocketcicada]

[gay-jesus-probably]

Okay so I have a lot of thoughts about the whole thing of the Gerudo being a race of entirely women, with the only exception being one man born every hundred years, and that man automatically being their king. Now this worldbuilding comes from Ocarina of Time, and there's obviously a metric fuckton of unfortunate implications there, because it was 1998. And it seems that Tears of the Kingdom is sticking with the lore of Gerudo men being extremely rare and becoming the King of their people, which once again has a metric fuckton of unfortunate implications because it's 2023 and Nintendo has somehow gotten even worse about this shit.

But let's set aside the whole... everything, and look at this from just the in-universe perspective. How does it work? I mean, it's pretty clear that there is no overlap between the kings; the old ones are normally long gone by the time a new one is born, but the Gerudo manage to take care of themselves during the hangtime. So they must have an established system of government and leadership that doesn't involve a king, and somehow that system is set up in a way that does a smooth transfer of power once a new king is born and old enough to take the throne. But why bother always declaring a random guy to be your King when you already have a perfectly functional system in place?

I mean again, the whole thing has a lot of sexist implications, but we're not looking at this from a real world context, we're examining it in-universe. And we could just go the lazy route and say that their king is in charge just because he's the only man, but I don't like that. I mean come on, the Gerudo are a race of entirely women, and most of their outside problems come from Hylian men being creepy about it. They are entirely a matriarchy; there is literally no reason for their culture to have an inherent respect for men, even if the man in question is one of them. And they're desert people; they live in an extremely harsh and dangerous landscape, if they don't have their shit together, they will die. By sheer necessity, their culture needs to put a lot of value in being practical, because if they're stupid about things, people die. They really can't afford to have a shitty leader take over, and just letting some guy take the wheel doesn't really fit with the way their culture must otherwise work.

So again, why the fuck do they bother having a King?

I think it's mainly just a ceremonial position. Yes, if the guy is a good leader he'll be in charge, but if he isn't good at being a King or isn't interested in the job... fuck it, they've already got a functional government system that's been leading their people the whole time, why fix what isn't broken? The title of Gerudo King isn't about leadership or power. I think it's more about belonging. Because the Gerudo are a culture where every single one of them can be defined in the same way... and there is exactly one exception once a century. Men are considered to be inherently outsiders at the best of times, and more often they're enemies. A man born into this culture is a natural outsider; he is completely unique, and that means he doesn't really fit into his community. And well... when someone is fundamentally different from the rest of their community, they tend to be ostracized.

So I think that's why the position of Gerudo King exists. It isn't about them needing or even wanting a man to lead them. The title of King doesn't need to involve any leadership at all. It's about giving the man born every century a place in their society. It's a way of saying yes, you are one of us, you are a Gerudo, you belong here, you are wanted and you are loved.

The Gerudo know that every hundred years, one of their children will be fundamentally different from all of his peers. And so their society is built to ensure that a child who is completely different from them will still be loved and accepted. He will always have a place in their society. He doesn't need to earn their love, he has it just for existing. These are his people.

The title of Gerudo King isn't an inherent position of authority. It's a promise of acceptance.

[slashericons]

Jesse Walsh — A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)

[milkybnnuy]

Yes

Fell!Nightmare belongs to me

[san-marzano]

i really do like him

[m-to-z-andbackto-m]

Edgy skele cuddle pile, courtesy of @randomartistworld :3

THIS WAS FUN MAKING AND I'LL GET RIGHT TO OTHER REQUESTS HEHEHE

Edit: I just realized some people include Error in the mix but I don't throw him in with the gang, sorry about that if you would've liked our silly lil' glitch in there, we'll just say he didn't join due to his haphephobia 😞

Edit Again: Replaced the second image where I cleaned it up just a tiny bit and gave NM a nose-hole 😭

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[omgthatdress]

"I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor was already a hugely popular song and drag queen anthem in the 1970s, but with the 1980s came the AIDS crisis, and the song took on a very literal meaning.

After the Pulse mass shooting, I broke down crying while listening to "I Will Survive." It is a bold declaration of intent in the face of oppression:

"Will Survive!

As long as i know how to love, I know I'll stay alive!

I've got all my life to live, and I've got all my love to give,

and I'll survive! I will survive!"