(1/5) Since it’s Lesbian Visibility Day, I’d like to take the opportunity to apologise for this. The context for what I said here was that the headcanon (which is fine to have, I have my own) was put on the TARDIS Wiki. I was simply addressing why the admins there removed it- https://twitter.com/olli_bennett/status/1384272041621155843">https://twitter.com/olli_benn...

(2/5) -in a group chat that was talking about it. The way I phrased it however does come off as mean spirited, which I guess is down to me not thinking before talking. Not that that’s an excuse ofc, I know it upset people when Oliver screenshotted it as a way to back up his own-

(3/5) -point about it. I’m sorry for how I phrased it. I just want to make sure with this thread that I explained what I was talking about clearly, that being why it was removed from the wiki which only uses official media, and conveyed the context of it since the rest of the-

(4/5) -group chat conversation wasn’t pictured. If you wanna headcanon Donna as lesbian, all the more power to you. As I said, I have my own headcanons too despite them not being ‘official’. I wasn’t saying Donna isn’t, just saying why TARDIS Wiki didn’t accept it on their site.-

(5/5) -Lesbians are very valid and I don’t wanna take away from their day, especially given the other controversy also unfortunately happening right now cause of a certain someone, but I did want to clear this up. Doctor Who fandom is for everyone regardless of their headcanons.