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Napilony

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I was gonna make another pokesona that’s an infernape but I struggled with what changes I wanted to make so now it’s just a regular infernape

anyway, because intercommunity mspec hate is trashy, and bi and pan are both good labels: im bisexual and i love pansexual people, reblog if you're a bisexual who loves pansexuals or vice versa, or any other mspec person who loves bi & pan ppl

Loving men is fun and good actually. Men can be soft and wonderful and caring and kind. My boyfriend has actually improved my life and I don’t get why I would feel bad for that. If I see any fellow bisexuals pull the whole “too bad I have my (yuck) boyfriend when I could have a good woman :((“ bs one more time I will scream.

Men are hot, they’re handsome, they’re pretty, they’re wonderful. They’re spectacular, they’re soft, they’re caring, they’re silly, their laughs are like music. Men give some of the warmest hugs, and the best snuggles. This goes for ALL men - yes, even the “fat” man you saw, even the punk guy with the tattoos and piercings, and men of color. Men are WONDERFUL. Men aren’t inherently violent, dangerous, angry animals. Can we please stop vilifying men and men who love men please?

JUST SO ITS CLEAR:

When I say men are wonderful that means all types of men. Fat men, men of color, disabled men, queer men - all types of men. And all of my posts loving men are inclusive of Aromantic and Asexual men. Whether you are sex repulsed or not, loveless or not, no matter where on the AroAce spectrum you are you are still deserving of compassion and love. I’ve seen a couple people reblog some of my posts with “I’m asexual but” or “I’m aromantic but” and I just want to let you guys know - I see you, you’re valid! When I say love, I mean any kind of love not just sexual or romantic. You’re all deserving of love; whichever type of love you’re most comfortable with.

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[Image Description: three horizontal stripes; pink, yellow, and blue. An off-white paper scroll in the center with black text on it that reads, “REMINDERS” at the top. Underneath that is eleven bullet points that read, “pan and its origin aren’t bi/transphobic, pan wasn’t created on tumblr/livejournal, pan has been in use since at least the ‘60s, the bi manifesto supports ALL mspec labels, the bi community historically included all, ways of labeling (or not) mspec identity, pan is a valid type of self-identification, it’s your right to use the label that feels good, you are not hurting anyone by being pan, it’s perfectly fine to be proud of being pan, being pan does not harm anyone, it’s okay to be pan”. End Description.]

it’s okay to be pan

Happy Pan Pride Day!

I see a lot of info graphics that either have incorrect info (if one more person says we're gender blind or uses hearts not parts I swear) or say the same things that (at least I feel) aren't as much of an issue as other things (pan people aren't attracted to *everyone*, pan people aren't indecisive or greedy, etc).

So, with that in mind, I present my own info graphic, based on my own experiences and conversations I've had with many pan people across media platforms (and offline).

Disclaimer: This is not a place to debate pan people's legitimacy or orientation, so don't try it. This is to spread correct information in place of misinformation.

Happy Pan Pride Day to all pans! 🍳💖💛💙

HAPPY PAN VISIBILITY DAY 💗💛💙!!!

Shoutout to my Pansexual, Panromantic, Panplatonic, Panaesthetic and the rest of my Pan siblings!!

You're all amazing, and I hope you have an incredible day ❤️

some rando, incorrect: pansexuals are evil and bad and biphobic transphobic because i say so!! me, bi and trans, correct: pan people are my friends and I am showing them cool swords

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pansexuals look at this cool sword I found on pinterest

Do any of you ever feel this great desire to be near other queer people? Like not necessarily sexually or romantically, just with them. To be next to someone who understands you. To talk to someone just as ‘weird’. To be close to them. To be seen. To be able to be you. Completely. And to be loved for it. To have solidarity and friendship and love, enough to hold off everyone else. To be held and to be seen and loved and understood. To be free…