#we should have regular Memetic Tumblr Phrases of The Month Contests

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

feels like we are culturally neglecting the meme potential of "[x] made me queer" wherein [x] is any randomly specific throwback.

e.g. "late 90s nickelodeon fruit gushers commercials made me queer." this is a comedy potluck everyone bring a dish to the table

[jelliclebellsthatjelliclesring]

Aquamakers (those trinkets you could make with water and beads that turned out to have Rohypnol on them) and Power Rangers Operation Overdrive made me queer (and pretty much anything else on the Disney channel tbh)

feels like we are culturally neglecting the meme potential of "[x] made me queer" wherein [x] is any randomly specific throwback.

e.g. "late 90s nickelodeon fruit gushers commercials made me queer." this is a comedy potluck everyone bring a dish to the table

[starsailor83]

Fidget spinners made me queer

feels like we are culturally neglecting the meme potential of "[x] made me queer" wherein [x] is any randomly specific throwback.

e.g. "late 90s nickelodeon fruit gushers commercials made me queer." this is a comedy potluck everyone bring a dish to the table

[a-queer-little-wombat]

1960s and 70s sci-fi and fantasy made me queer.

Specifically, John Varley's short story "The Phantom of Kansas" made me genderqueer.

I was bi before that and honestly the spark of that is lost in my early childhood... maybe it was the never-ending portrayal of women as the gender protagonists are attracted to? I mean, this was the early 80s and powerful female characters were few and far between, so if I'm identifying with the protagonist and the protag is falling in love with women, surely I could, too ... or at least enjoy the delights of their delectable bodies.

feels like we are culturally neglecting the meme potential of "[x] made me queer" wherein [x] is any randomly specific throwback.

e.g. "late 90s nickelodeon fruit gushers commercials made me queer." this is a comedy potluck everyone bring a dish to the table