Eternity is the epitome of beauty

Mars, Venus, Juno, Apollo! Oscillation! Two of me, both and neither! Adam, eunuch, galla, Joan! Trapped in the middle, flawed to the core! Androgyne! 🌟 Edelweiss, 20, they/them

[purplerider]

juri fanart because i adore her and missed her, going for her route in the RGU visual novel im currently reading

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[krudman]

[tundrakatiebean]

[pianta]

angel with bad thoughts ʚ₍ᐢ. .ᐢ₎ɞ

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[crowpeasy]

motherly advice

[valenkad]

I tried a new brush from a friend(csp)🤗

[shionoji]

come with me

[beemochi-art]

Did you hear Elon wants to buy Hasbro?

[antiterfbutch]

I saw some news outlets say that this was because he loved D&D so much but knew it had to be something else.

And yep, I was exactly right for his motivations. The current Senior Designer and Project Lead for Dungeons and Dragons gave the most lukewarm criticism of the racism in the earliest versions of D&D, and Elon Musk threw a fit over it.

This man is so easily offended, it's ridiculous. This is what happens when you grow up the son of an emerald mine owner in apartheid South Africa and attend private schools that only allow white boys to attend.

It's wild to me that more people don't talk about that fact because it explains literally everything about this man.

[cassiopeianscribe]

Friendly reminder that there is an entire market of dnd clones.

I don't mean different games with the same vibes, I mean exact or slightly altered versions of older editions (and even 5E if what I know about some games is correct).

And yes, a lot of them fix racism one way or another.

It's not "play a different game when you want to play dnd", it's "sabotage husbro and muskrat's business by promoting other companies"

[eternally-eepy]

SHE’S SO HAPPY TO BE HOLDING A PIPEBOMB LMAOOOO

[herkind]

Another advice for girls and young women: love and sex is supposed to be fun, happy and make your life better. If it’s not, if it’s making you miserable, if it’s making you love yourself less, if it’s making you doubt yourself, and if you feel like you have to sacrifice yourself or put up with things you don’t want to, you are absolutely entitled to throw it out from your life. In fact, you should, because your life is so, so valuable and you have the right to be happy. Being a girl does not mean having to accept misery and pain, even if that’s what we’re often taught. You are allowed to decide what comes into your life. Let it be happy and beautiful.

[bakchantka]

Ever since I was a little girl I’ve loved information

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[sayakube]

art by _26_mmm_

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[sespursongles-deactivated201906]

On the topic of sexual fluidity and conversion therapy, I wanted to reblog this post but I can’t because liberal-lesbophobia blocked me because I’m a lesbian so I’ll just sum it up: some conservative Christian conversion therapists are now abandoning the term “conversion therapy” (because, as they explain, the term “has been demonized”) and rebranding it as “sexual fluidity exploration in therapy”.

Now, fun games:

Go on the goodreads page of that book written by a bi woman where the main character starts out as a lesbian and ends up with a guy, filter for 5 star reviews (most of them written by bi women) and search for the word “fluid”. In the first 2 pages of reviews (and not counting the book’s blurb about ~the fluidity of love), I found 15 different people using the “sexuality is fluid” argument (usually in all caps) to defend the book. That’s why I called it a conversion therapy propaganda book.

Read the document written by the conversion therapists and notice the arguments that sound absolutely identical to what trans & bi women tell lesbians on a daily basis.

I’ll get you started: “The [term sexual fluidity exploration] accurately conveys that the therapist is not being coercive but merely assisting individuals in a client-centered examination of their sexual attractions.” (“Nobody’s forcing you to date transwomen, we’re just asking you to examine…”)

What they have to say about category change is also interesting: talking about sexual fluidity exploration rather than conversion therapy is better because it “does not imply that categorical change is the goal […] nor does it imply that change which is less than categorical in nature cannot be meaningful and satisfying to clients”. Which is exactly the way that bi woman who defended the book yesterday argued - the lesbian character does not become straight, therefore it’s not conversion therapy. Their rebranding efforts are really successful. Although mostly with people who were eager to support them in the first place.

And of course when they say “Scientifically, the fluidity of sexual orientation (and, for our purposes, especially same-sex attractions) for many women and men is now beyond question”, they quote Lisa Diamond to support their claim. Diamond, whose study shows that lesbian sexuality is not fluid at all. In fact the main thing her study shows is that bi women love to call themselves lesbians (”Other women with nonexclusive attractions would routinely change their identity labels in accordance with their current romantic partner or social network. If they were seriously involved with a woman, they identified as lesbian. If they were seriously involved with a man, they identified as bisexual or heterosexual, all the while acknowledging that they remained attracted to both sexes.”) and that it’s incredibly harmful to actual lesbians because bi women’s lies about their orientation will then be happily quoted by conversion therapists to convince their lesbian patients that they too can and should learn to love dick.

Conclusion: bi women, stop pretending sexuality is fluid, it hurts lesbians. Stop calling yourselves gay/lesbian, it hurts lesbians. But you know that, don’t you?

[men-sik-isleyarin]

Don’t mean to hijack this post (feel free to ignore) but as a gay boy this is literally what I was put through when I was a kid by my mom looking for someone to “at least” make me bi since psych after psych told her making me straight was impossible. The whole argument of “why not explore your sexuality, why are you limiting it to just men when there’s a whole other world to explore?” was used against me for years and I even bought it myself for a while. And this was in Toronto, Canada!

And now I see this same argument used against young lesbians and gays and it’s fucking sickening to see this attitude be supported by the mainstream “queer” movement. We absolutely have to fight against it with all we can.

[envolvenuances-deactivated20250]

genuinely can't stand how I'm treated like a conspiracy theorist when I call incels a movement reacting to the significant resistance against forced and child marriages

[sespursongles-deactivated201906]

On the topic of sexual fluidity and conversion therapy, I wanted to reblog this post but I can’t because liberal-lesbophobia blocked me because I’m a lesbian so I’ll just sum it up: some conservative Christian conversion therapists are now abandoning the term “conversion therapy” (because, as they explain, the term “has been demonized”) and rebranding it as “sexual fluidity exploration in therapy”.

Now, fun games:

Go on the goodreads page of that book written by a bi woman where the main character starts out as a lesbian and ends up with a guy, filter for 5 star reviews (most of them written by bi women) and search for the word “fluid”. In the first 2 pages of reviews (and not counting the book’s blurb about ~the fluidity of love), I found 15 different people using the “sexuality is fluid” argument (usually in all caps) to defend the book. That’s why I called it a conversion therapy propaganda book.

Read the document written by the conversion therapists and notice the arguments that sound absolutely identical to what trans & bi women tell lesbians on a daily basis.

I’ll get you started: “The [term sexual fluidity exploration] accurately conveys that the therapist is not being coercive but merely assisting individuals in a client-centered examination of their sexual attractions.” (“Nobody’s forcing you to date transwomen, we’re just asking you to examine…”)

What they have to say about category change is also interesting: talking about sexual fluidity exploration rather than conversion therapy is better because it “does not imply that categorical change is the goal […] nor does it imply that change which is less than categorical in nature cannot be meaningful and satisfying to clients”. Which is exactly the way that bi woman who defended the book yesterday argued - the lesbian character does not become straight, therefore it’s not conversion therapy. Their rebranding efforts are really successful. Although mostly with people who were eager to support them in the first place.

And of course when they say “Scientifically, the fluidity of sexual orientation (and, for our purposes, especially same-sex attractions) for many women and men is now beyond question”, they quote Lisa Diamond to support their claim. Diamond, whose study shows that lesbian sexuality is not fluid at all. In fact the main thing her study shows is that bi women love to call themselves lesbians (”Other women with nonexclusive attractions would routinely change their identity labels in accordance with their current romantic partner or social network. If they were seriously involved with a woman, they identified as lesbian. If they were seriously involved with a man, they identified as bisexual or heterosexual, all the while acknowledging that they remained attracted to both sexes.”) and that it’s incredibly harmful to actual lesbians because bi women’s lies about their orientation will then be happily quoted by conversion therapists to convince their lesbian patients that they too can and should learn to love dick.

Conclusion: bi women, stop pretending sexuality is fluid, it hurts lesbians. Stop calling yourselves gay/lesbian, it hurts lesbians. But you know that, don’t you?

[men-sik-isleyarin]

Don’t mean to hijack this post (feel free to ignore) but as a gay boy this is literally what I was put through when I was a kid by my mom looking for someone to “at least” make me bi since psych after psych told her making me straight was impossible. The whole argument of “why not explore your sexuality, why are you limiting it to just men when there’s a whole other world to explore?” was used against me for years and I even bought it myself for a while. And this was in Toronto, Canada!

And now I see this same argument used against young lesbians and gays and it’s fucking sickening to see this attitude be supported by the mainstream “queer” movement. We absolutely have to fight against it with all we can.

[wisedreamdelusion]

THE ONLY WHITE I SEE IN THIS WORLD IS THE MILK I DRINK BUT THE HEART OF PEOPLE IS BLACK I THINK

[dragonwhisky]

“Don’t waste your time on me you’re already the voice inside my head” 💥💥