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Friendly reminder:
Toinen Elisan hintasaarnaajista katosi yli kaksi vuotta sitten.
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Mä: haluun mennä kattoo sen amos rex näyttelyn
Veli: mikä vittu on aamu shrek?
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Goodbye 20gayteen (2018)
What a year the LGBTQ+ community has had this year. Here’s a couple highlights
(Some) Celebs who came out:
Janelle Monae
Brigette Lundy-Paine
Joey Pollari
Sasha Lane
Cassandra Bankson
Abraham DeVine
Jessie Paege
Zander Hodgson
Abbi Jacobson
Reece King
Tessa Thompson
Collin Martin
Alyson Stoner
Brendon Urie
Felix Jaehn
Kevin McHale
Rebecca Sugar
Bex Taylor-Klaus
Film & TV
Ru Paul’s drag - winning 2x emmies
Queer Eye - reboot
Wynonna Earp - people’s choice Syfy
Pose - multiple Queer actors/actresses
Peppermint - first main lead trans drag in Broadway
Daniela Vega - first trans to present academy award
Love Simon - need I say more?
The Miseducation of Cameron Post - again need I say more?
Boy Erased - again a great queer film
Music & Media
Hayley Kiyoko - the creator of 20gayteen
Troye Sivan - release of Bloom
Angela Ponce - first trans woman to compete in Miss Universe
Courtney Act - winning celeb big brother
Kim Petras - broke into the top 40
Lana waithe - wearing pride flag at the met Gala (some big dick energy)
King Princess - beautiful gay bops
SOPHIE - nominated for a Grammy
Teddy Geiger - also nominated for a Grammy
Lord Ivar Mountbatten - a royal gay wedding
Sports & Politics
India - decriminalisation of gay sex
L.A - first ever bi parade
Israel - reforms of surrogacy laws
Colin Martin - first openly gay international pro soccer player
Addam Rippon - first openly gay figure skater to qualify for the Olympics
Pat Manuel - first trans man to fight and win at a pro level
Sonya Deville - first openly lesbian WWE fighter
Candidates - USA saw a high of over 400 LGBTQ+ running for office
Trans identity - no longer classified as a mental disorder
A LOT happened this great gay year that I may have missed plenty of other great achievements.
But I just want to say I’m so proud of this community and the growth we’re currently experiencing.
Thank you all the politicians who have fought for us.
Thank you to all the celebrities to represented us and were comfortable enough to come out this year.
And last of all thank YOU for being apart of this community, closeted or non - closeted or an Ally THANK YOU for being here and helping each other out being support systems to each other online when we might not get it offline.
YOU DON’T NEED TO BE FAMOUS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Just being you and helping others in this community is enough and thank you for doing just that.
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Look, look at me. Come wake me up. For here still I be.
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How many times does this need to be said?
Asexuality doesn’t mean “doesn’t fuck”. It doesn’t mean “doesn’t like sex” or “thinks sex is dirty” or, worst I’ve seen at this point “can’t get their dick up”.
Asexuality is a lack of sexual attraction.
Not a lack of libido or sex drive. Not a lack of sex-positivity. Not a lack of the physiological processes that cause erections, tenting, production of vaginal lubrication, or other things of that nature.
Can asexual people feel or have a lack of those things? Sure.
Do they all? No. Are they defined by those? No.
Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction. That’s it. Stop saying this shit to try to give a “hot take” or make asexuality out to be something it’s not to be easier to get people to exclude it.
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How to open a bottle using the Scientific Method.
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