I don’t really like chocolate much. I’ll eat white chocolate, but milk chocolate and especially dark chocolate is kinda gross to me.

I don’t remember that being a thing ever. I remember at one point people would talk about chocolate being amazing but I never heard it being specific to girls. Actually my family used to make chocolate deserts a lot and I ended up getting very sick of it. I’ll eat white chocolate but if given the option between something that has dark or milk chocolate and something that doesn’t have chocolate I’ll choose the thing without chocolate.

I probably would’ve done the exact same thing.

My week is okay. I’ve been hanging out with some friends I met at a pride event, they seem really nice. Two of them are NonBinary. I haven’t met someone who’s NonBinary before but they seem like really nice people so far. I hope we can be good friends.

I think it has been reclaimed by the community, though I’m doubtful that the old man with a MAGA hat who called me a dyke is aware of that or using it in that kind of way (yes he was literally wearing a MAGA hat).

Yup they’re your typical transphobic bigot who’s mad that someone actually stands up against them and won’t tolerate them. It’s important to challenge these types of people so that the mask can slip off and they reveal themselves for who they really are.

I agree, I’m sick of this too. These types of debates are shitty and trying to honor them or play along doesn’t do anyone any favors.

I have nothing against Transgenders

Yet you choose to use deliberately dehumanizing language to describe us… Interesting.

Remember kids, when people hate on Blahaj and other Trans safe spaces, there is always a deeper reason. It’s either lack of understanding of the trans experience, or outright bigotry and disdain for those who protect trans and queer people.

I wouldn’t describe it as authoritarian. That implies unjust use of authority. Their harshness towards transphobes is justified and necessary, because transphobes are an existential threat towards trans people, and queer people as a whole. It’s not authoritarian, it’s protective.