I’m… confused, to say the least. From my experience, Tumblr is the most active when it comes to tagging and respecting triggers. I’ve read dozens of posts saying how all triggers are valid, even if they seem “weird”. 

So… Nonny here asks the OP to tag their trigger, and OP responds with… threats. I checked the notes and it’s mostly people agreeing to run over Nonny. I… don’t entirely get it. Is it because their trigger is a sexuality? I’ve seen heteronormativity triggers, but I suppose that’s different. 

Yeah, I still don’t understand. 

The reason why people hate anon is because their request is tone deaf and entitled. It takes some sort of entitlement to ask a lesbian blogger whose whole blog is about and for lesbians to trigger tag lesbians rather than just unfollow (and that’s generously assuming their trigger is actually genuine). In short, people hate anon because they’re lesbophobic.

I checked out OP’s blog (which I probably should’ve done earlier, apologies) and yeah, I see your point on asking a mainly wlw blog to tag… the thing they post about the most. Reminds me of that one ask asking NASA’s Tumblr to tag space stuff…

And hypothetically I can see how asking such a thing is lesbophobic, as you said. Not really, but I think I can see where you’re coming from. Thanks. 

how is it entitled? they literally just asked to tag it. i had a friend for whom the pansexual flag was a trigger. you know what we did? we trigger tagged the pansexual flag. we didnt call em panphobic, we didnt ask question, we trigger tagged it.

so why would you threaten someone because their trigger happens to be lesbians? you know nothing about this persons life. you know nothing about their issues and triggers, so what makes you think that’s in any way acceptable?

isn’t this the same website that actively advocates that triggers can be anything? i guess all that is good and well until you happen to dislike that it’s a trigger for them? then all of a sudden, haha let’s hit them with a car lol

like what the fuck, dude

lesbians arent a fucking trigger and if you are “triggered” by the existence of lesbians and won’t work towards coping with that trigger in a healthy way then you’re lesbophobic it is Literally that simple.

there’s a lot of triggers. but people are not triggers. ESPECIALLY not marginalized people lol

(this isnt even mentioning about the fact that op’s username, yeehawlw LITERALLY implies their blog content is geared for lesbians. ASKING A LESBIAN TO TRIGGER TAG THEIR IDENTITY IS INSENSITIVE AND LESBOPHOBIC.)