Angel's Thread

[Boxorino]

you should've fought all the fan girls for no reason. do it next time.

and also, when referring to a bunch of people you know are not "straight" (and to save you time from doing all the xxx/xxx/xxx), just call em queer. queer is like an umbrella term.

some people in the lgbt+ community don't like the word queer because it's often used as an insult. (kinda like fag but on a lesser scale). i guess you COULD use queer???? idk just letting you know.

[Angel]

you should've fought all the fan girls for no reason. do it next time.

and also, when referring to a bunch of people you know are not "straight" (and to save you time from doing all the xxx/xxx/xxx), just call em queer. queer is like an umbrella term.

some people in the lgbt+ community don't like the word queer because it's often used as an insult. (kinda like fag but on a lesser scale). i guess you COULD use queer???? idk just letting you know.

I had a hard time typing out that sentence because I didn't want to offend anyone, but the guys who came were obviously not straight but making that assumption without knowing 100% can be very rude and offensive. But if you saw the way they were dancing and how they were dressed, its kinda hard NOT to know, you know? It was cute watching them dance with all their girl friends though haha tweens...

[Boxorino]

you should've fought all the fan girls for no reason. do it next time.

and also, when referring to a bunch of people you know are not "straight" (and to save you time from doing all the xxx/xxx/xxx), just call em queer. queer is like an umbrella term.

some people in the lgbt+ community don't like the word queer because it's often used as an insult. (kinda like fag but on a lesser scale). i guess you COULD use queer???? idk just letting you know.

I had a hard time typing out that sentence because I didn't want to offend anyone, but the guys who came were obviously not straight but making that assumption without knowing 100% can be very rude and offensive. But if you saw the way they were dancing and how they were dressed, its kinda hard NOT to know, you know? It was cute watching them dance with all their girl friends though haha tweens...

that's a bit of a stereotype, like saying that i have cancer because i got a buzz cut.

[Angel]

One of them had pink hair and was wearing super tight clothes... I'm not stereotyping hun, trust me, I don't do that. Or at least I try not to...but sometimes I misjudge, but not last night. Mm mm mm nope.

[Shadowstar1922]

you should've fought all the fan girls for no reason. do it next time.

and also, when referring to a bunch of people you know are not "straight" (and to save you time from doing all the xxx/xxx/xxx), just call em queer. queer is like an umbrella term.

some people in the lgbt+ community don't like the word queer because it's often used as an insult. (kinda like fag but on a lesser scale). i guess you COULD use queer???? idk just letting you know.

thats hard to believe tbh because in in the new england area everyone uses queer as an umbrella term and even official organizations like GLAD advocate the use of queer if you're not sure.

and i don't think angel would be stereotyping them if she thought they looked queer, i mean queer is an image when it comes to expressing your queerness, whether it be gender expression not to society norms or sexual expression not to society's norms.

idk maybe its just different from where you live.

i don't think i'd ever find queer insulting. i mean, its all in how you take a word. if someone calls me gay i'll be like "lol yeah i'm pretty gay like i could steal your brother" so people get frustrated and give up. same with queer, if someone called me queer i'd be like lol yeah.

fag on the other hand not so much because that very origin is negative. but other words like queer or gay or lesbian or whatever, its all in how you take it. if you take it negatively, you're subconsciously accepting and supporting society's standards and agreeing that being gay or abnormal to society's standards on gender is wrong.

so, coming from the new england area, the capitol of american progressiveness, especially on lgbtq stuff, Angel, don't be scared to use queer to describe someone.

[Angel]

I'm beginning to wonder if Alan and I could have a real relationship, because every time we spend lunch together we end up getting into a tickle fight, which starts a wrestling match, which leads to a make out and then we just cuddle. Like...Does this make sense? And if we just sit down and have a conversation it ends up being about something like boobs or why girls shave and guys don't or even today he was asking me what I wanted for my birthday and he said "I was thinking about getting you a neon bra if you didn't just straight up tell me what you wanted, because we both know I could get the right size and it would fit." Yeahhh...

[Angel]

Sometimes I wish I could just slip into the dream world and control my dreams. That way I could do whatever I wanted and live a kind of virtual reality life, but it would just be a dream...aaaand then I would wake up and hate reality even more than I already do most days :/
I want to live a fantasy life when I'm asleep, but not one with nightmares and junk.

[Angel]

So this morning I wake up to 15 texts on my phone.

Alan:
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"
"Katy!"

Me:
"Oh my goodness! What?"

Alan:
"Hi, Beautiful."

*blush*

[Angel]

So I was wearing my wrist brace at work yesterday and no one seemed to care, but when I showed up to work today and I was wearing it my boss saw it and now he wont let me scoop ice cream because I said it hurts my wrist a bit. Well, he asked me what I did to my wrist and I said "sometimes it just hurts, but it's been progressively getting worse, but there's nothing wrong with it. I just wear the brace because it eases the pain when I'm working, but I'm fine." ... Now I have to go to the doctor and get a note saying I'm ok to work before he'll let me do my job...

[Boxorino]

So I was wearing my wrist brace at work yesterday and no one seemed to care, but when I showed up to work today and I was wearing it my boss saw it and now he wont let me scoop ice cream because I said it hurts my wrist a bit. Well, he asked me what I did to my wrist and I said "sometimes it just hurts, but it's been progressively getting worse, but there's nothing wrong with it. I just wear the brace because it eases the pain when I'm working, but I'm fine." ... Now I have to go to the doctor and get a note saying I'm ok to work before he'll let me do my job...

that's rad bc it shows he cares.