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I'm rebranding without changing my url, shhhh. She/her. Anonymous secondary blog. I discuss social justice, intersectional feminism, LGBTQIA issues and media, racism, and life. Asian American, cis, bi woman. I used to blog about Christian queer stuff but now it'd be more from an ex perspective.
Yellowjackets, Hunting Wives, Ponies (Peacock), Franchaela specifically, The Boyfriend, and Heated Rivalry are my current shows.
As the post suggests, I’m looking to start a Bridgerton zine project focused on the canonical and non canonical queer ships and characters in the Bridgerton franchise, book and show! I’ve wanted to organise this project for quite some time now and it felt only fitting to do so now we know season 5’s focus is on Fran and Michaela !
Whether it’s entirely digital or a physical copy will exist is entirely deciding on how the response is, but what I do know is that I would like to put any profit made from the zine into a charity focusing on supporting the Trans community in the UK.
If you’re interested in the project, whether as an artist, writer or graphic designer (Graphic design is not my passion</3), the link for submitting your interest/application is in my bio!
I’m not immune to nostalgia for 2010s liberalism a la “this used to be the sjw website” but honestly …… as much as the overton window has shifted into hell. What with the fascism. It did always kinda suck though didn’t it
We Are having such an insane wave of antifeminism in otherwise lefty queer progressive type spaces but it’s easy to forget what we used to have was, like. Pussy hats
That being said we did have Black people here before tumblr exploded their blogs. Women, even. And we had sex workers, too. Tumblr’s political climate getting Worse can be pretty clearly traced to nuking all the Black women (2016) and sex workers (2018) and trans women (Right Now)
