jk I'm all about that bread @danishcookies@computerfairi.es

Monogamous people are weird.

If you don't believe me, try it, seriously. There is nothing more satisfying than watching a cunt four times your size grasping at straws trying to defend his bullshit without directly incriminating himself in a busy bar, that shit sticks with them I hope and coming from someone they'd regard as a peer stings in a way only we can do. Have fucking words with each other

And don't tell me you don't feel safe doing this, I literally do this shit in biker bars, we're white cishet men, we're by definition fucking untouchable, bend that privilege into progress fucking hell

As-in it's all very well saying you're a feminist/lefty/whatvever your trendy sjw flavour of the day is for browny points online, but if you're not calling in other men's bullshit by using your natural position of trust with other cishet white men to lend a voice to others you're a proper cowardly scumbag too. We have a difficult job to do here and you've gotta pull your weight, jeez

Maybe we should babysit each other better instead of expecting everyone else to do it for us and take some responsibility for our collective selves while we're at it

Imagine being so racist you refer to an Indian music company as "tech scammers".

"radical centrism"

if you're shy or unsure and would prefer to ask me something about #peragender anonymously, you can do so via tellonym here:

https://tellonym.me/glyzinite

sometimes this stuff can be intimidating and i don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable

making a #peragender flag, link to thread:

https://efdn.club/web/statuses/101433570195821373

Also, as far as I'm concerned, you can be this gender and any sexuality/orientation/etc. I don't want to step on anyone's toes, of course; but if someone else feels like they are pera/gender and gay, or pera/gender and lesbian, pera/gender and bi, etc. I'm not going to tell them that's wrong. I hope that makes sense?

Anyone of any race or ethnicity can use this, it is not culturally exclusive. Anyone can use this regardless of what they were or were not assigned at birth, or what body parts they do or do not have. Anyone of this gender can use any pronouns.

A few umbrella terms pera can fit under include nonbinary, genderqueer, nontrinary, and aporagenders.

You can use this gender as pera, the same way you use girl, boy, person, etc. or you can say peragender. For example, you can say, "I'm a pera." Or you might say, "I'm peragender." As mentioned earlier, you can be this gender and others (or fluctuate between them, etc.), and you can combine those terms too. You might say something like "I'm a peragirl," for example.

You can also be this gender and any other gender, including binary/trinary genders. You could be pera and a girl. You could be pera and neutrois. You could be pera and maverique. You could be genderfluid and be pera sometimes; etc.

While this gender itself is not any of those things, that doesn't mean a person who is of this gender can't be those things. For example, someone can be a feminine boy, but that doesn't make them any less of a boy. The same applies here.

Pera or péra (peh-ruh): from Greek πέρα, meaning "beyond."

Pera is a gender that is not at all a part of, or related to, the gender trinary of male/female/none. This gender is not at all female, male, androgynous, or neutral. Pera is not a lack of gender, confusion about one's gender, or apathy about one's gender. It is completely removed from the gender trinary of male/female/none (or neutral).

I hope people whose identities are exclusive to their own cultures have a great day!