Shout out to people who can not tell the time

Shout out to people who need a little longer to figure out the time

Shout out to people who can't do "quick" maths in their head

Shout out to people who need to use a calculator for even "simple" maths

Shout out to people who need others to read number a for them

Shout out to people who cry over maths and numbers

Shout out to people who say the wrong numbers when reading or talking about prices and the time of day

Shout out to people who can't read charts and graphs

Shout out to people who get confused with mathematical concepts

Shout out to people who can't read music because it seems mathematical to them

Shout out to people who's maths struggles limit them

Shout out to people with dyscalculia or math struggles, basically. I am with you. I am here for you. I see you. It sucks, and most of the world doesn't even know about dyscalculia. But it'll be ok. It won't go away but people will help you, you can adapt. I love you. Screw math ❤

Shoutout to other plural lesbians who can’t be out as themselves because of their system’s singlet masks. You’re still lesbians, even if the only other people who know are your systemmates and/or your system’s close friends.

minneapolis is an insane city. a man on the street asking for change assumed i was a lesbian completely unprompted

and what the hell kind of a strip club advertisement is this

imagine you get a job there and you come out the next day to see someone painting a 4 on the sign

the cost of shampoo and conditioner while living with hatsune miku has been staggering, but i love her so she can drink as much as she wants

"i let my friends/partner go through my phone" people baffle me like i don't even have anything worth hiding on mine and id still turn it into shrapnel before i let anyone browse through it. id prefer it be a fine metallic mist than let anyone see the recipe tabs i have open. it's my right and my right alone to know what strange games i downloaded from janky yet intriguing ads

Natasha Lyonne has always been an icon.

i have gotten a lot of asks recently about why i choose to identify as a gay man & a lesbian at the same time, instead of bisexual. i do identify as bisexual, very openly. i am a genderqueer/bigender person who is a man and woman, a gay and a lesbian, sapphic & achillean. that's 2 modalities of attraction, which would fall under the "bisexual" label.

for many bisexuals, their attraction can and does mean "gay and straight", and that's fine. while older descriptions of bisexuality very vividly describe how bisexuals blend into both "gay and straight" society. the problem is i think people really miss the nuance of that sentence. it means it's how we're perceived by cisheteronormative society, not how we identify under the hood

when you are bisexual you are not forced into ONLY "gay and straight" attraction, especially if you are multigender or genderqueer or nonbinary. you can't look at bisexuality from a heterosexual, black-and-white angle of "you HAVE to be (only one type of) gay and straight, nothing else," bisexual attraction can include a myriad of types of attractions, you are not obligated to be "gay and straight".

bisexuality can be simple, or it can be complicated, but it's never black and white. it's not a one size fits all experience. it can be a broad spectrum of identities an attractions. bisexuals can be a gay & a lesbian, a straight man & a lesbian woman, a straight woman & a gay man, a nonbinary enbian & a gay man, a lesboy & an achillean demigirl, or whatever other combination of identities you can think of. there's no rules