be kinder to each other this pride month. remember that while we must remember why we need to stay vigilant and protect ourselves from queerphobia, and to remind people of the violence and hatred has happened in our past, we also have to show support for one another, and be kind and accepting, even if we don’t understand each other. there is never a time to hate on your queer siblings, but especially not during pride month. this is the time where we are meant to band together the most, and share happiness, joy and understanding alongside remembering the hurt we’ve experienced.
get over yourself and stop the trans infighting. trans men and women are never enemies, especially not during pride month. drop your hatred for queer people you don’t like or understand, like nonbinary people, intersex people, “”“tmes”“”, afab queer people, queer cis women and men, straight trans people, male lesbians and female gays, bi and pan lesbians and gays, he/him lesbians and she/her gays, bi and pan people in general, aros and aces, genderfluid and bigender people, and anyone else you feel animosity toward. there is never a time for that, but especially not now.
expressing and experiencing pride together is what makes us strong, and helps us understand one another, and that the barriers between us do not exist like we think they do. band together. experience pride together. it’s not just for you- it’s for every queer person, and that deserves to be celebrated together. if you don’t like that, you’re missing the entire point of pride and you need to reflect on this before you even attempt to celebrate this month. pride isn’t for you and you alone, it’s for everyone, and that includes the queers you don’t like and don’t accept. they’re queer, they’re here, and they’re not going anywhere. accept it.