Lolol got accused of being anti-sex and anti-slut for saying calling a design "queer" is different from calling it "sexy." Love to be on Twitter dot com.
Also being told I'm ignoring the visual culture around sex as if sex isn't a part of queer visual culture.

Like this trainwreck is the result of a LEAP off the tracks.
https://twitter.com/H4N4W4LT/status/1253055225289519106?s=20 https://twitter.com/JillianAdel/status/1253067121673728000?s=20
https://twitter.com/H4N4W4LT/status/1253055225289519106?s=20 https://twitter.com/JillianAdel/status/1253067121673728000?s=20
I really need to practice saying âYou have misinterpreted what I said and are having a different conversation than I amâ and letting it go.
All of this is merely to say: don't call fonts sexy. And if you mean the font is evocative of a certain visual touchstone of sexual visual culture, say that but thoughtfully.