Local Witch

Darius / 24 / Raincouver / Gay / Artist Flames are like dew upon my skin

[neotrances-deactivated]

i keep thinking about this picture like the pure cunt of it all shakes me

[cloud-and-proud]

Is that the drag pride flag in the corner?

[neotrances-deactivated]

no that is the flag of the great and humble nation of ireland

[republicansaretheproblem]

[hozonkai1]

[gantz]

[mothercain-deactivated20231124]

[autisticsquidward]

[thefantastician]

is this relatable to everyone or just me

[velvetys]

I was too scared to watch edward scissorhands has a kid but I thought about how could a woman go through pregnancy with a fetus growing metal scissors hands it took years of theorizing, still without watching the movie, to even think that maybe he wasn’t born with scissor hands

[duncebento]

maybe women are stronger than you think

[velvetys]

Sorry listening and learning here

[deejay]

[mysharona1987]

[hunter-rodrigez]

[retrogamingblog2]

[hotvampireadjacent]

Fuck you anti bird architecture who gives a shit if a little guy makes a nest on top of your stupid Starbucks sign

[carlosgplx]

[retrogamingblog2]

[dead-silent-211]

[allman-vibe-deactivated20170703]

[goldxnfemme-deactivated20241112]

What I've been saying all along.

And here's a link to their account and to this specific video. (the video on tiktok has captions, hopefully it works clicking on the link)

[holyfunnyhistoryherring]

[Video: a tik tok by user @thewallofjericha in which a black woman with glasses and a blue sweatshirt, sits in a car and talks. The captions on screen read, “You cannot be gender critical and anti-racist”. She says,

“Gender critical theory is inherently racist, okay? And before y'all say "oh, y'all make everything about race". Yes, I am. And what? What are you gonna do about it? Leave a comment?

Listen, if you don't understand that women of color were not considered to be women, in the same way that palm colored people were, um, I don't know what to tell you. Because too many palm colored, conventionally attractive, under the age of 25, women, are on here, making it seem as if they are the ones who are being affected by this changing definition of womanhood.

Let's just say what the elephant in the room is, okay? Because everybody else is already thinking it, okay? You don't care about the definition of womanhood. It does not even personally affect you, who is considered a woman, right? What affects you, is if you lose your position in the social hierarchy. Another white trans woman being considered just as woman as you, is a threat to your privilege. And that is why you go on and on about it.”

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