Silver Tongue

Mar 15

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Sexualities/Genders (And Other Terms One Should Know)

• Heterosexual: Male-identifying individual sexually attracted to a female-identifying individual, and vice-versa.
• Homosexual: Someone attracted to someone of the same gender as themselves.
• Bisexual: Sexually attracted to two or more genders.
• Polysexual: Sexually attracted to many genders, but not all.
• Pansexual: Sexually attracted to all genders. (this and bisexual, and sometimes polysexual, are often considered to be the same thing and different people may simply identify as any one of them due to their own personal reasons)
• Demisexual: Sexually attracted to people only after forming a bond with them first.
• Asexual: Having no /sexual attraction/ to others; having no desire to have sex.
• Heteroromantic: Male-identifying individual romantically attracted to female-identifying individuals, and vice-versa.
• Homoromantic: Attracted romantically to the same gender.
• Biromantic: Attracted romantically to two or more genders
• Polyromantic: Attracted to many genders (but not all)
• Panromantic: Attracted romantically to all genders
• Demiromantic: Romantically attracted to people only after forming a bond with them first.
• Aromantic: Having no /romantic attraction/ to others; having no desire to be in a romantic relationship.
• Polyamorous: Someone who is attracted to, and is comfortable with being in a relationship with more than one person at a time.
• Transexual/Transgender (Term depending on generation and location): An individual who identifies as a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth to be. Often shortened to trans
• Cisgender: Someone who identifies as the gender that they were assigned as at birth. (ex. matches their birth certificate) Often shortened to cis
• Intersex: Someone who has ambiguous genitalia that doesn't fit into our strict dichotomy of uterus or testes. Often forced into surgery to correct their genitals at a very young age, causing psychological and physical harm later in life
• Nonbinary: Outside of the gender binary of male and female. (Can be used as an umbrella term or as its own identity)
• Genderqueer: Outside of the gender binary. (**This is not an umbrella term like the post said before I edited it! Do not use this as an umbrella term for nonbinary individuals, simply use 'nonbinary'. Queer is considered a slur and not everyone likes to be associated with the word)
• Agender: Someone who feels gender neutral, or someone who experiences a 'lack' of gender.
• Bigender: Someone who identifies as two separate genders.
• Trigender: Someone who identifies as three separate genders.
• Genderfluid: A gender that changes, or is 'fluid'.
• Demigirl: Identifying partially as a woman, but not wholly.
• Demiboy/guy: Identifying partially as a man, but not wholly.
• Dmab: Designated Male at Birth.
• Dfab: Designated Female at Birth.
• Amab/Afab: Same as dmab/dmab, except with 'assigned' instead of 'designted'.
• Camab/Cafab: Same as previous, except prefixed by 'coercively', to highlight the lack of choice.
• Reblog to inform! And if there's any I missed or anything that should be clarified, please message me! Always looking to expand the proper vocab. : )
• Everyone please read this and take note! This is important

adurot:

lizzymodblog:

Swimming is scientifically impossible. Everybody who can swim is a witch.

This was proven during the witch trials, in which they accidentally killed almost all non-witches.

Basically what I’m saying is I can’t swim and I’m very spiteful about that.

Sounds like something a witch would say.

Does she weigh the same as a duck?

(via adurot)

After she had her children, Ginny visited Hogwarts, accidentally stumbling upon the Mirror of Erised.

When she looked into it, she found herself holding her children’s birth certificates, and all of their names weren’t shitty

(Source: thismeatisundercooked-blog, via rosexknight)

theaterkidmatt:

miss-nerdgasmz:

tiddiemeat:

Im 19 years old I shouldnt be laughing at spelling attic out loud

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE

OH MY GOD I JUST GOT IT

(via guardingafterdawn-deactivated20)

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Diamond Authority Theory

bloomer-810:

The three gems in charge are three diamonds; Yellow, White, and Blue.

This was in the ship in Jail Break, and shows a pyramid composed of three triangles; yellow, white, and blue.

Before they got on the ship, Jasper wants to refer to Yellow Diamond about Steven, so we know she actually exists.

Now, we’ve definitely seen these gems before, in Serious Steven:

The Diamond Authority seem to have triangles instead of diamonds, like every other Homeworld gem: the triangle could be a sign of leadership and authority. 

So if we’re going by power, then White should be the diamond in charge, right? because they’re at the top of the pyramid? 

So why is Rose fighting Blue, and why does Jasper want to refer to Yellow Diamond?

Because these three gems rule individually, and not as a whole:

Both Peridot and Jasper have yellow diamonds on their outfit, and Lapis has a blue. Peridot and Jasper would therefore listen to Yellow and take commands from her; she is the one who sent them to earth to restart Kindergarten. 

Homeworld is lead by three separate leaders - Blue Diamond, Yellow Diamond, and White Diamond - and Yellow Diamond wishes to restart Kindergarten.

Since Blue is seen fighting Rose, and Yellow wishes to restart Kindergarten, We can hope that White is a good gem.

What if Rose is the one who sealed Lapis Lazuli in the mirror? Perhapse Blue Diamonds army was the biggest threat. If Lapis was a part of Blue Diamonds army, well, we all know how powerful Lapis is. She almost single handedly destroyed the crystal gems even when her gem was damaged. And she is strong enough to dominate Jasper during fusion.

(Source: bloomer-810-blog, via guardingafterdawn-deactivated20)

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