Pearl: shows feelings towards greg after finally coming to terms with roses death.
Pearl rose shippers: does not compute. There is no possible way she can be with greg and still be gay. Homo and hetero are the only two sexualities. She has to stay with the dead girl forever and permanently be sad.

lapis-larsuli:

silver-tongues-blog:

Just a reminder that there are more sexualities than hetero and homo. Pearl can still be shipped with greg while being just as gay as when she was with rose. Bi, pan and demi are still are thing.

pearl is literally disgusted by men

Di-did you not see the latest episode? Where in the end she accepted rose was gone and started warming up to greg? I mean, it’s not like they had a moment that rivals rainbow quartz or anything. She isn’t repulsed by men. And her being shipped with greg doesn’t make her any less gay. Saying shit like a “man and a women in a relationship is only hetero” is biphobic, demiphobic and Panphobic. There are more sexualities than just homo and hetero.

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Originally posted by jaakethedog

Just a reminder that there are more sexualities than hetero and homo. Pearl can still be shipped with greg while being just as gay as when she was with rose. Bi, pan and demi are still are thing.

I kinda get annoyed when people say Pearl is lesbian

silver-tongues-blog:

She isn’t, she’s demi. The only person she has shown attraction towards was rose. She isn’t lesbian, she’s demisexual.

WHO FUCKING CALLED IT!?

probablyfakeblonde:

This… this is how it went right?

laurenzuke:
“ waterhazard86:
“ So Ruby has a gem in her eye, is she a “gemini”?
(I’m sorry)
”
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laurenzuke:

waterhazard86:

So Ruby has a gem in her eye, is she a “gemini”?  

(I’m sorry)

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laurenzuke:
“ waterhazard86:
“ So Ruby has a gem in her eye, is she a “gemini”?
(I’m sorry)
”
sdjfhkjahfjkahfjkasf
”

laurenzuke:

waterhazard86:

So Ruby has a gem in her eye, is she a “gemini”?  

(I’m sorry)

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rosabiaz:

Dragon Ball Z (1989) / Steven Universe (2016)