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As someone who’s trying to figure out how to recover from some pretty bad burnout while avoiding becoming homeless in the process, I appreciate this.
I have been loud in my first few pride months, but im slowly figuring out how I can “fix” my cup and fill it for me before I start pouring back out again.
As someone who’s trying to figure out how to recover from some pretty bad burnout while avoiding becoming homeless in the process,
That sounds absolutely horrible, I hope that things get better for you.
Thank you kindly- things are slowly getting better for me, and very soon I’ll be able to afford to get help from qualified professionals.
I’m just going one day at a time, which is all that matters to me
That is great, keep going knowing that you have at least this chronically online weirdo cheering for you.
Queer Sloth month.
A quiet, muted pride is what the monsters want. Don’t let them win.
I think the idea is that if you can’t do a loud pride (not everyone can), it’s okay to take it slow and relax.
The fight is worthless if the people being fought for don’t make it.
Maybe I’m not a loud person. Maybe I’m anxious. Maybe I live in a state where I can be shot for being loud about it. Maybe I have other people who need me, and my death would inevitably lead to theirs too. Maybe being loud about it endangers my well-being in other ways.
Or just to circle back to the first point, maybe I just don’t wanna fucking be loud and that’s my goddamn business! It’s not “giving them what they want,” it’s giving me what I want!
Being queer isn’t about being the loudest most obnoxious person in the parade, it’s about being who you are! If you’re loud, good for you! I’ll be home playing video games with my polycule.
