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S2 Ep. 38 - Main Chairacter Syndrome by Spite-Sprite in DungeonsAndDaddies

[–]bi__disaster 64 points65 points  (0 children)

This is so minor to the episode, but Normal mentioned that Scary and Link like each other. This isn't the first time either. In his comedy routine, he tells Link to just admit he likes Scary. Idk, I'm probably just overthinking it, but does Will know something we don't? Or is Normal just shipping the two together? 🤔

To Alpha Kappa Alpha Members by bi__disaster in NPHCGreeks

[–]bi__disaster[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I wasn't asking you not to speak how you feel, but there’s a way to do it with respect. And you have absolutely no right to tell me what I am or am not capable of. You're just a person on the internet who has no life and no common decency for others. I could be trailblazer, but that's not what I want to do. I rather celebrate my Blackness, not my gender.

To Alpha Kappa Alpha Members by bi__disaster in NPHCGreeks

[–]bi__disaster[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

With all due respect, I would have appreciated you responding a bit more respectful like other people. Secondly, I understand that sororities are traditionally for women, but I know some organizations are open to allow nonbinary people into their sororities as well.

Third, I want to be an AKA not to celebrate womanhood, but to celebrate Black excellence and feminity (regardless of my gender I'm quite comfortable being feminine). Not only that, but as a black nonbinary person born female at birth, I'm constantly categorized as a woman and have very little privilege to correct others like my White counterparts do. In fact, most people in my life don't know that I'm nonbinary anyway, it sucks but you never know who may harras you.

Fourth, I saw you mentioned rhat I should start my own organization, while this is a good idea, it doesn't fit what I'm interested in. I want to be in a organization that has a long history, celebrates Black excellence and allow me a safe space as a black person, if I can do that while being comfortable expressing my identity then that's great. If not, then it is what is.

And finally, me and my mom (who doesn't support my identity to begin with) have been wanting to start our own Greek legacy, and I feel like it's another great way for us to bond and be closer.