playinghardtolistento:

cs-inactive1-deactivated2020060:

some people have started to use “dyadic” to describe non-intersex people iirc so I think this “dycishet” is just that filtered through the usual “me too”isms and competitive oppression studies

that is, Language Development has become an end unto itself for many plucky young queers and I think that people attempt to carve out niches by inventing more and more “inclusive” language independent of whether or not doing so fills a need or facilitates understanding, and without considering the ways in which they are rhetorically isolating themselves

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