@LarsJohanL ...because the internet is stupid and everyone makes shit up. The zebra photo is from 2018 and was shared on Instagram. The Camel photo is from 2005 and only appeared in an issue of National Geographic.
The point? If you can see it on Insta, you can research it. Don’t be stupid.
@LarsJohanL Both have been making rounds citing being a “Photo of the Year”. Neither has won the “National Geographic Photo of the Year” because that’s not actually a thing. There’s a National Geographic photo contest grand prize winner, and neither has won this honor.
@blackgirlinmain I’ve seen Joe Coleman’s Painting of John Brown. I encourage you to google it, and find an image that shows the details Joe wove into in his life with a single bristle brush. This post probably wasn’t intended to bring ‘Good Memories’, but it has.
The realization I’m having after enjoying the Star Wars films is how blessed I am that Johnny Mnemonic is my favorite Scifi film ever. The conversation never goes further than being told curtly by everyone that “Johnny Mnemonic sucked”. It saves me a lot of time.
@Mayfairy69 I know I'm coming at you hard on this issue, but understand that by accepting the Cis prefix, it shows a compassion towards a marginalized community, and its very small effort to show validity towards non-cis gendered people.
@Mayfairy69 It's hard to see this as anything less than an attack on people who are not Cis. Its very narrow minded and ignorant thinking. You should have compassion to validate other sexualities by accepting you are one defined as Cis, not just demand of others to identify with labels.
@Mayfairy69 Why do you not like or accept it? Does it imply you're not normal? Or that it validated trans culture? Or do you simply reject anything pushed on you, because you're unwilling to grow with the redefining world? Cis is not a slur, unless you find it offensive.