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rubyfruitjumble:

Now that I think of it I can remember hearing so many versions of “yeah I’d have sex with a girl but I couldn’t ever DATE one” especially when I was a young girl talking to young girls. And as a young girl who believed I was straight I of course accepted this idea, that you could be purely sexually attracted to girls but dating them would be out of the question, and I didn’t even wonder why that might be. So when we’re talking about constructions like “heteroromantic bisexual” especially with young people, it’s important to remember that we live in a society that devalues every conceivable type of relationship between women, and basically sees romance between women as an impossibility. Promoting this dichotomous split between sexual and romantic attraction has the potential to enforce that notion.

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kandi kid problems

  • Person: do all those bracelets hurt; are they uncomfortable?
  • Me: They're called kandi and no, they're pretty comfortable.
  • Person: can I buy one of your bracelets?
  • Me: No, but you can have one.
  • Person: Where did you buy that jewelry?
  • Me: I made it, you can't buy kandi.
  • Person: They should sell that in the stores.
  • Me: Hot Topic tried that once and all hell broke loose for a good reason.
  • Person: So why do you wear all that? To get attention?
  • Me: It reminds me of events, raves, and concerts I've attended and people I've met all over the world. It's a part of my culture. It's like carrying a small piece of the world with me everywhere I go.