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raven

@killjoy152

they/them | 18 | i mostly talk about bears in trees and queerness
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there are some characters who I want to hit with the aroace beam so bad but it has been shown in canon that they do in fact experience romantic and/or sexual attraction and it's devastating

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hello allo tumblr user, just out of curiosity why are you always saying "aroace people can still choose to date and have sex!" and never "allo people can still choose not to date or have sex!" just out of curiosity of course! come closer! i just wanna talk! come closer!

"pronouns dont equal gender" doesnt just go one way btw. most people seem to get you shouldnt assume gender based on pronouns, but you also shouldnt assume pronouns based on gender and i dont understand what's so difficult about that

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idk i think you should make this character's heterosexuality relevant to the narrative. i mean why are they cis if it's not servicing the plot. you can't just throw story elements in for no reason if you're gonna make an able bodied character it should really serve a purpose. like why are they white are you just trying to fill a checklist? :/

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i hate how never marrying or having kids is seen as a profound tragedy in society. "you don't believe you'll find love?" no i don't want to. the goal is to stay single forever. why do so many people think this is a bad thing?

i love (/sarc) how common it is to try and categorise non binary people into "man" nonbinary and "woman" nonbinary, specifically with enbies who DO NOT what to be categorised like that but THE MOMENT people who do identity with those labels come out they're called fakes, just binary trans/cis people with extra steps, etc. and thats the irony of exorsexism, everyone

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i think nonbinary people should be allowed to go after anyone that denies their existence/worth with swords. or axes. the weapon of their choice

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being closeted in a conservative, conformist town and then seeing a visibly queer person out in public is like seeing an angel. like finding cool water in a hot desert. like reuniting with a long lost family member. im gonna cry