debate me, bro
mk zariel, Ashley Lazarus Halliwell, Andrew Lee, Pearson Bolt, Hayden R., QueerSatanicdebate me bro is not "anarchy 101" and has never heard of counter-info. i just explain queer insurrection to randos on the internet!
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mk zariel {it/its} is a transmasculine lesbian poet, theater artist, movement journalist, & BashBack aligned anarchist.
Plural, multiply disabled chaos entity, multidisciplinary creator, taker of naps and eater of snacks. Often forgets this thing exists, but that doesn't mean they are dead. Not yet, anyway.
\ud83c\udff4 writer. professor. “let no more gods or exploiters be served. let us instead endeavor to love each other.”
i might be too queer for my own good
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