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sugaryumyum:

ceasesilence:

If you are using a gendered restroom, and there is someone in there that you think looks they belong in the other gendered restroom, but they are just peeing/washing their hands/fixing their makeup in the mirror/etc and not harassing you, please DO NOT:

• call the police
• ask or tell them that they’re in the wrong bathroom
• yell at them
• beat them up
• threaten to hurt them in any way
• whisper about them to your cis friends while they are still in the room
• otherwise act hostile, threatening, or violent

Thank you. 

This has been a public service announcement.

In other words, be a decent fucking human being.  It isn’t difficult.

(via cupcakes-for-breakfast)

ladypandacat:

jerrymuffinbutt:

meowmix666:

jerrymuffinbutt:

Raven-Symoné has apparently been outed. People should be aware that outing is never okay. It’s an ugly, horrid, vile practice, and there’s no excuse for it. If she is gay, she deserves all the support in the world. News outlets have no right to write a ton of stories speculating about it and using her sexuality to increase readership. And quite frankly, paying attention to all these stories just gives support to the news outlets that think outing people is okay.

When you become a celebrity. You lose your rights to privacy. Im sorry. Thats not fair. But you knew that going into it. Thats like going to war. and complaining when you lose a leg.

Holy shit, someone taught a monkey how to type.

God dammit, how the fuck are the muggles allowed near computers?

I’d say, by the wonderful example of grammar that we’ve been given here, it’s a muggle still in muggle elementary school.

Firstly, you don’t get to use war injuries as an example. Why? The draft. Countless people have gone to war against their will and received injuries. Or what about countries, such as Israel, that have mandatory military service requirements?

Secondly, actors, actresses, singers, and performers such as Raven-Symoné, do these things because they enjoy doing them, or because they enjoy entertaining people. They generally don’t do these things for the sole purpose of becoming famous.

Thirdly, regardless of a person’s motivations for being a performer, their job does not entail forfeiting every single last ounce of their lives for our inspection and scrutinization. We do not have the right to put them under a microscope and disregard the fact that they are human beings, regardless of their fame.

Lastly, outing someone is cruel and inhumane. I don’t give a damn how famous they are.