[voidpostings1]

[abelgloss]

[madehaste]

[segamascott]

i do want a big fat cock in me it just can't be helped

[enchantedbook]

Art by Masumi Nagase

[jinxproof]

The Mouth of Krishna #932 © Albarrán Cabrera

[butchbubbles]

reblog that post about Black people, whitey

[butchbubbles]

i mean "posts about Black people" in a broad sense, that can mean anything from struggles to Black joy, and when you see the notes, most of the time it’s double digits, three if I'm being generous.

start being comfortable posting Black people's words in your blogs, the same way you'll reblog posts about transness, gayness, disability, because these specific topics can affect you

start actually giving a fuck about Black folks and reblogging our words is the barest minimum

[confines]

communication

[squeakitties]

sneezes really hard and an egg shoots out of me while punching a hole clean through my panties and jeans, ricochets off the ground and re-enters me perfectly

[the-other-art-attack]

Soey Milk

[clara-scintilla]

Fishery

[samlickereightyone]

MICHAEL MYERS WAS 21?????????????

[samlickereightyone]

he should’ve been at the clubbbbbb……..

[helloitsbees]

[yurucamp]

recent oil paintings

[jinxproof]

© Wang Wei

[hellyesbro]

I really do think people should be significantly more ashamed of the way they talk about trans womens bodies

[hellyesbro]

It's crazy because people will act like they are so nervous to speak out of line to us and then will say things you would never in a million years say to someone else

[hellyesbro]

everyone in the whole world understands it would be a massive feaux pas for a tgirl to tell an obviously chest-dysphoric trans man thats she's jealous of the feminine sexual prowess that his large breasts supposedly represent but then will talk about trans womens dicks like toys behind a glass window.

[braininthefridge2000]

The specific interaction I have with heartbroken cis women who feel like I’ve betrayed femininity is so upsetting bc they have no idea how cruel that shit is and idk how to really explain that I’ve sat through the lecture about how there’s something wrong with the way I live my life and it makes me a bad, selfish person. Like you think I never tried to change this, suppress it? I get it that there’s things I will never understand about womanhood bc that’s just not who I am, but that’s not something I can overwrite. There’s no amount of love or respect I could have for womanhood or femininity that would make those things feel true for me. I just want the way I am to be ok as long as I’m not hurting anyone. I don’t want to have to be all of these things or else my existence is just inherently a betrayal.

Like, women should not have to do or be those things either. I understand people define their own identities and I don’t get to decide if those identities are correct, but I’ve always felt for the women who can’t be all these things that women are “supposed” to be. Who can’t be nurturing, creative, small, socially adept. You can’t tell me something women just are without me hearing the implicit “and every woman who isn’t that is wrong and will be punished until she corrects herself.” I don’t want her to be punished. And I’m not a woman and I don’t want to be one and I don’t want to be in the social class of man even if I think that’s what matches my body feelings the most. I just want a world that has enough space for multiple ways to be.

[braininthefridge2000]

Being told by a cis woman to find my feminine side is so frustrating because you are only saying these things to me because you read me as feminine. If you read me as a man you would see all of the presentation choices I’m making and reasonably conclude that I’m very feminine. I talk high pitched, shit talk men as a gay guy, and have my hair in a ponytail with bangs pulled out. I carry a purse everywhere. Almost all my friends are women. The only way I could possibly get more feminine is if I just detransitioned. I think many cis women will always view my existence as a betrayal to their sisterhood