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I’m Smith B, and I like painting in VR

[glitchgirl0812]

I would project my period cramps onto flowery but he would probably say some shit like “I would gladly take this burden for a princess in need” or something and that takes the fun out of it

[sillysquid11]

got it, acting as antenna to project the cramps of my transmasc friends to him for extra pain

[whereintheworldisauniqueusername]

Even that wouldn't even work because if he learned that he was having a transmasc's period cramps projected onto him, he'd say some shit like "I'd never leave a fellow prince in such horrible pain" while the voice clip "My King!" plays, & at that point I'd rather just deal with the cramps myself

[enematism]

dudeeeeeeeeee

[art-sb]

Are you just going to let that bastard get away?

Don’t ever give me a brush again I don’t like it

[secondlina]

No transphobes allowed, only transborbs.

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[leebtwxx]

in honour of pride month, i'd like to remind everyone that yes, it is important to gender nonbinary characters correctly. (well its important to gender everyone correctly in general, but this post is about fandom exorsexism)

i dont give a fuck if you think it's okay because 'theyre just pixels' and youre supposedly not hurting anyone's feelings. maybe the character cant be hurt by you misgendering them or saying their gender is 'up to interpretation', but real nonbinary people can see your words. and everytime they see someone put down their own rep, they get just a little more disheartened.

"but it's just fiction! just because i misgender nonbinary characters doesn't mean i don't support real nonbinary people!" yea, i dont believe that. if you truly supported nonbinary people, then you would support normalising transgender identities in media instead of implying that referring to nonbinary characters correctly is 'too difficult'.

and yes, gendering fictional nonbinary people correctly is just as important as doing the same for real ones. media, fictional or otherwise, does have a real impact on how the general public perceives minorities (you'd know that if you actually paid attention in history class). so what that means is that normalising nonbinary people in media would subsequently normalise nonbinary people's presence in real life society. which loops back to the original point of this post:

it is important to gender nonbinary characters correctly. it does, in fact, genuinely affect us. everytime you say a nonbinary character's gender is 'up to interpretation', you slowly influence one more misguided kid into becoming more exorsexist. everytime you tell real allies that theyre snowflakes for caring about this issue, you dishearten one more nonbinary person.

anyways, if youre going to ignore/disagree everything i've just said, then as a nonbinary person: if youre going to treat our representation this way, at least have the decency to admit youre transphobic instead of claiming to be our ally.

[dogpuppy]

[scifiseries]

[edgar-allan-possum]

[teaboot]

Is this a bit silly? Yes. But consider: living in the same universe as RoboMonk

[teaboot]

We Are One step Closer

[msbarrows]

I hope I'm online when it happens. I want to see a sudden flood of crab rave memes right after refreshing my dash, and in the middle of it all, the Castiel news meme. That's how I want to learn of it; not through anything solemn or serious, but via overwhelming silly celebration.

[directdogman]

Give Gay Randy some of my tater tots :) they're garlic and parmesan

Best I can do is have him waterboarded. Hopefully that's close enough to what you just said. Thank you for your time and patience.

[directdogman]

Does a straight Oliver hint at a straight karen? Does karen get her own sexual opposite too?

That's a good question. I think by the rules of this twisted dimension, it'd actually be Lesbian Karen, but there would be something off about her, like she wears a really obnoxious hat or is drenched in someone else's blood and attacks people on sight or something.

[pr1nceshawn]

Parents Supporting Their LGBT Kids During Pride Month.

[i-deduce-skeletons-deactivated2]

Fuck spreading hate like wildfire, spread this! Compassion, love and pride during pride month!!

[pleasejustbenicetopeople]

Some poc parents showing their support because images like these are rarely shown and hard to find.

THIS IS IMPORTANT.

SPREAD THIS LIKE WILD FIRE.

[imjunebitch]

when we "lose" a cis butch woman because he becomes a trans man or masc you should actually say such things as yay, yippee, or hooray.

[starsinoursystem]

this pride month I'm gonna need everyone to be radically pro transgender and also pro intersex and also pro ace and aro spec peoples thanks

[rabbitkinglune777]

HAPPPPPY JUNETEENTH!!!!!!

I'm a proud black trans boy!!! ♥️🖤⚜️🖤♥️

btw if you wanna tip and support a disabled black artist, my link is here!!! (you're not obligated 💜) thank you for supporting me and enjoying my art!!! <3333

[absurdcrow-deactivated20251107]

CURRENTLY SOBBING. OK SOO, RIPLEY IS GAY?!!

and lambert is actually trans?? 😭😭

[not-in-absentia-deactivated2023]

I had to check, it does also appear on screen

[necromanticalscience]

There's a better shot of it in Aliens, right at the start when they're listing the Nostromo crew memebrs!

Also I read that there are deleted scenes of Ripley and Lambert arguing and being more overtly in a relationship. Ever since I learned that it's been my favorite ship.

[gamebird]

Oh neat, I didn't know this!

(I'd heard the bit about the role being originally written for a man and they cast a woman, which explained many things.)

[daftpatience]

slow down for your disabled friends. thats like a bare minimum kindness that we shouldnt have to ask for. i love that youre so quirky and walking fast is a cool personality trait to you and all that but i bet you can count your physically disabled friends on less than one hand

[daftpatience]

ohhh this one resonated didnt it

[art-sb]

Rotating golden figure in the sky…