Casual ignorance is assuming everyone was raised in a nuclear family. How society shames single parents and their children. It’s when society ignores them and their children. How heteronormativity punishes them instead of celebrating them, including them and praising their efforts.

  1. spoonstrek reblogged this from casual-isms and added:
    True story. I used to explain that I was raised by a single mother anytime anyone asked about my parents. Now I’ve made...
  2. tachycardic-love reblogged this from withoutasunrise
  3. barricadesinwesteros reblogged this from casual-isms and added:
    When people say things like “it’s IMPORTANT for children to have a father” or anything like that, it irritates me...
  4. caitlinbridget reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  5. whatbabywantsbabygets reblogged this from forgetpolitics
  6. persephonigga reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  7. prince-of-plaid reblogged this from southcarolinaboy
  8. the90sfreak reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  9. glitterrgirl reblogged this from cynicalapathy and added:
    Sometimes a mother is pregnant when there is no hope for a nuclear family available to her. This is not shameful - this...
  10. bethgreened reblogged this from casual-isms
  11. forgetpolitics reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  12. versatilequeen reblogged this from cynicalapathy and added:
    and how it shames people who have children when they are not “ready.”
  13. elegantly-tasteless reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard and added:
    Or if you weren’t raised by your biological parents, you will inherently have ‘problems’.
  14. cynicalapathy reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard and added:
    THIS. and how it shames single mothers
  15. ereyes312 reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  16. lavienoire reblogged this from bmoburns
  17. bmoburns reblogged this from strugglingtobeheard
  18. strugglingtobeheard reblogged this from yanettcanhazsoul
  19. staticbender reblogged this from casual-isms
  20. yanettcanhazsoul reblogged this from casual-isms