A hard worker who can be of any race, ethnicity, religious background, gender, or the like. These people are far too stereotyped and put down so often it makes me sick. They are NOT all slutty girls — otherwise they wouldn’t be people, because all people are different. They DO NOT just jump around and wave pom-poms; they do extremely difficult and dangerous routines that have led to injury on more than one occasion. They practice for hours on end, and even when they’re all in sync and their cheer seems perfected, they keep going, because that’s just how hard they work.
Not all cheerleaders are female, either! When I get to high school, I’m actually going to try out; I’m trans male, too. And don’t call me out for not being a real man because I want to cheer — guys are often the powerhouse of the cheer squad, and are vital in many routines. I’m not saying girls can’t be strong; in fact, they can be much stronger than guys! But male cheerleaders are a very big part of some cheer squads, so don’t think they’re gay or whatever. (Some male cheerleaders are gay! And that’s perfectly fine.)
Cheerleading is a sport, in my opinion — my biggest reason for believing this is because gymnastics and dancing are the main make-up of it, which are both sports. A sport isn’t always about competing, either! Sideline cheerleading is one hundred percent a sport.
Anyways, that’s my opinion, and I will stand by it for as long as I live.
Not all cheerleaders are female, either! When I get to high school, I’m actually going to try out; I’m trans male, too. And don’t call me out for not being a real man because I want to cheer — guys are often the powerhouse of the cheer squad, and are vital in many routines. I’m not saying girls can’t be strong; in fact, they can be much stronger than guys! But male cheerleaders are a very big part of some cheer squads, so don’t think they’re gay or whatever. (Some male cheerleaders are gay! And that’s perfectly fine.)
Cheerleading is a sport, in my opinion — my biggest reason for believing this is because gymnastics and dancing are the main make-up of it, which are both sports. A sport isn’t always about competing, either! Sideline cheerleading is one hundred percent a sport.
Anyways, that’s my opinion, and I will stand by it for as long as I live.
“That guy is such an amazing cheerleader!”
“I know, right? He makes the cheerleading pyramid look so easy!”
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“Those cheerleaders are total sluts.”
“What they are is hard workers, so leave them alone.”
“I know, right? He makes the cheerleading pyramid look so easy!”
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“Those cheerleaders are total sluts.”
“What they are is hard workers, so leave them alone.”
by a bisexual cheerleader September 22, 2019
Dragonkin are connected with dragons, a PART of dragons, even were dragons in lives before.
They are not insane.
They are people, but not -- they are spiritually connected to these amazing beasts. They may have parts of dragons that no one else can see, may have magical powers related to dragons.
Whatever they have, whatever they can do, they ARE dragonkin.
They may have once been dragons, they may have once flown in the high skies.
They a r e n o t i n s a n e . They are what they are.
They are not insane.
They are people, but not -- they are spiritually connected to these amazing beasts. They may have parts of dragons that no one else can see, may have magical powers related to dragons.
Whatever they have, whatever they can do, they ARE dragonkin.
They may have once been dragons, they may have once flown in the high skies.
They a r e n o t i n s a n e . They are what they are.
We're not crazy -- we're just dragonkin.
Nice to meet ya! I'm Otherkin -- dragonkin, more specifically.
Nice to meet ya! I'm Otherkin -- dragonkin, more specifically.
by a bisexual cheerleader June 05, 2018
1. A word describing someone as joyful or generally happy.
2. A non-offensive slang word, usually used for homosexual men. It can also be applied to women.
3. An awful slang term used to call things stupid. This is not an okay use of the word.
4. In addition to number 2, this can just be a general term non-straight people use for themselves, especially when finding themselves attracted to someone not of the opposing sex or gender. (Sex and gender are two different things.)
There is nothing wrong with being gay! As a bisexual trans male, I’m fully supportive of LGBTQ+ and will continue to do so as my life goes on. Be proud!
2. A non-offensive slang word, usually used for homosexual men. It can also be applied to women.
3. An awful slang term used to call things stupid. This is not an okay use of the word.
4. In addition to number 2, this can just be a general term non-straight people use for themselves, especially when finding themselves attracted to someone not of the opposing sex or gender. (Sex and gender are two different things.)
There is nothing wrong with being gay! As a bisexual trans male, I’m fully supportive of LGBTQ+ and will continue to do so as my life goes on. Be proud!
1.
“I’m so gay today!”
“As in happy?”
“Yeah!”
2.
“I’m gay.”
“You like guys?”
“Yeah.”
“I’m so proud of you for coming out.”
3.
“That’s so gay!”
“Hey, that’s not a nice way to use that word.”
4.
“I’m so gay for him.”
“Then ask him out!”
“I’m so gay today!”
“As in happy?”
“Yeah!”
2.
“I’m gay.”
“You like guys?”
“Yeah.”
“I’m so proud of you for coming out.”
3.
“That’s so gay!”
“Hey, that’s not a nice way to use that word.”
4.
“I’m so gay for him.”
“Then ask him out!”
by a bisexual cheerleader September 22, 2019