i recommend being transgender 👍

@budasina-cattail

you can call me jay :) they/them pronouns. i don't create any original content except for on my art blog, @jay-malax. active side blogs: @transgenderthrawn (star wars), @transgenderdeacon (fallout), @transgendermako (atla/tlok), @aspecnoahmarshall (it lives/choices), @transgenderjamestkirk (star trek), @transmasc-felix (miraculous)

94.3K posts

Posts

ouiouhie

over-meow-pensate 😼

ninuthebird

Mako - some “Legend of Korra” fan art :)

solargeist

every character can be improved with Freckles or maybe Moles

fleshymeatbag

I'm collecting them like pokemon

killrockstar

this is not a normal way to act about a band but i will not change nor reflect on it

sandersstudies

Every time you go in a public place and something ISN’T disgusting it’s because somebody cleaned it. Every time you feel comfortable using a public bathroom or sitting at a restaurant table or setting something on a gas station counter or playing on a playground it’s because somebody cleaned it.

Thank you to everyone who cleans the world, especially those who are underpaid and under appreciated.

#ur welcome everyone

rimonoroni2

i think we should be talking about the semi-recent advancements in cystic fibrosis treatment like all the time every day. there hasn’t been a drug like this since AZT medications for HIV infection it is truly fucking miraculous and very important

rimonoroni2

basically: cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease which makes the mucous a person generates extra sticky. it used to kill people in infancy, then with advancements in medical tech it killed people in young childhood, and until very recently cystic fibrosis patients could expect to live until about thirty years old with consistent painful lung infections and complications.

in 2019 the FDA approved a drug called trikafta (which is really three drugs in one) for cystic fibrosis treatment. what it essentially does is patch up the malfunctioning proteins that cause the extra sticky mucus. trikafta is effective on about 90% of cystic fibrosis patients.

people who had spent their entire lives in and out of hospitals, on and off of ventilators, suffering from pneumonia and sometimes treated through painful procedures like intubation took this drug, got out of bed, coughed up an entire lifetimes worth of mucus out of their lungs over the course of a few hours, breathed clearly for perhaps the first time in their lives, and now go on to live well into their seventies.

like isn’t that insane. isn’t that amazing. doesn’t that give you hope for the future of medical advancements and treatment. fuck. i think about it all the time……

kittydesade

There’s a WHAT.

For WHAT.

#oh this is so amazing.

spiralstaircased

Me when I'm old as fuck and my grandkids talk to me: this reminds me of a post. I gotta go find the post

Grandkids: grandpa sit down you don't need to show us a post

Me: (not listening) Now where was that post....

chernozemm

Love the soft, curious moments of them sharing about their own cultures, biology, etc. I do think Rocky would have a field day when Grace explains skin as a very sensitive and permeable organ with lots of stuff packed tight on the surface. Since goosebumps are very tactile, I thought Rocky would enjoy hearing those.

Also, bonus.

Because it is endlessly entertaining to me to consider how deep in the trenches Rocky is.

dilfsisko

One must imagine the ant with the bindle happy

barbaricjester

I love the word "beeline." youre in such a hurry youre doing bug movement

sweetrinaxd

American Beauty/American Psycho

wrussd

i need you so much closer

so come on, come on

scarlct-vvitch

project hail mary is insane bc the first half is like oh my god the world is dying and there's alien bacteria eating the sun and there's some guy alone on a ship and he's having a breakdown and the flashbacks are getting darker and this is a tragedy the likes of which i have never seen. then BAM andy weir says fuck you actually. here's this pokemon guy he's here to save the day with the power of friendship. and it's the best thing you've ever seen in your life