While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
While I totally get why people do it (natural suspicion based on past experience), it legit frustrates me that everyone’s first assumption when someone writes about an identity is that they’re just doing it for woke points or attention, rather
