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Saphiri (Jane) - Non-Binary Trans woman - 27 - INFJ Hey! I'm a Vector Artist and all around nerd! I've been working on pride designs now available on my teespring: www.saphiridesigns.store

[dabunnyvs]

“It's finally here! I've updated my @Etsy store with a new listing for my PRIDE stickers~! https://t.co/PIeoYgd8he Check out my collection of stickers featuring 9 pride flags! #PRIDE #stickershop https://t.co/kTbfPLxZpt”

[sirensongsea]

[mousidy]

[mousidy]

liberate trans women

[mousidy]

maybe I should start a tag for transfems not fully covered outdoors. the casual, unapologetic existence of a trans woman's body outside the private sphere of the home is so powerful

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[maudit]

[profeminist]

RIP Marjane Satrapi, author of the amazing graphic novels Persepolis about living during the fundamentalist revolution in Iran in the 70’s and 80’s. She also created the animated movie based on the graphic novels, which is where these gifs come from.

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[missbliss12]

Reblogging in honor of Marjane Satrapi, one of THE great graphic novelists. Her comic Persepolis was a crucial text for shaping my belief that comics can deeply explore identity, culture, politics, and history.

[brudiza-spudnik]

this is really getting me

[taliabhattwrites]

[bluntforcefemme]

Watching this scene hurt more than any other scene from any movie I had ever seen, and the more I dug into why the more I realized I was a woman. The sound of her screaming “I’M REAL” was the sound of my egg cracking. Watching this and the rest of the matrix series and I Saw the TV Glow within a couple months was an interesting time for me.

[rui-cifer]

Help a Trans Woman secure HRT and an Education

Hello all. I am unfortunately coming to you, hat in hand, rattling my can, on behalf of a trans girl, Tessa, that I love dearly like a sister. She's been very housing insecure for a while, but fortunately, she's found stable housing. However, since she hasn't been able to work or continue her education, she has been having a hard time getting healthcare in the USA for HRT due to the cost or any amount of income to pay to finish getting her GED. Normally, I'd front the cost a bit, but unfortunately, the university does not pay me in the summer.

We're hoping to raise 500 Dollars for the HRT and 200 dollars for the complete cost of the GED testing. Her Ca$happ is $marbledcrayfish. Thank you so much for reading this and potentially helping Tessa out!

0/700

[maxyvert]

Mermay 3-4

[maxwellmcgrath]

remember when mattel released a t-rex extroyer toy that vomited its own skeleton for no apparent reason

[segamascott]

wdym for no apparent reason it's because it's awesome

[quantumshade]

everyone be quiet. marsha with her snoopy.

[kaereth]

Dragon harpy chimera birdy FALIN!! I love her

[asharaks]

lets address my favourite topic: dev bias in writing. "i don't like sera because she's annoying" the guy who wrote sera also wrote jacob taylor. can we take the marginalised romances away from this guy. he hates black people and he hates lesbians. there's a certain impulse in some of these devs to take...i guess schadenfreude?? in writing romances that "punish" the player - from gaider's "alistair is a manchild and terrible partner" to whatever weekes says about solas - there is something in particular in these devs' loathing for women (or people playing women) that makes them willing to weaponise unimaginable bigotry in punishment.

kristjanson writes a lesbian, and gives you absolutely no opportunity to extend her kindness or empathy: sera is marginalised across several dimensions, both in- and out of-of-universe, as an elf, as neurodivergent, as a lesbian, and her romance is marked by scenes you are intended to read as hysterical, irrational, unreasonable. your reward for being interested in a neurodivergent lesbian is getting shouted at, having a bow pointed at you, don't you regret this? and again, in mass effect - you romanced Black man and he leaves you without a word, he takes up with another woman and starts a family behind your back, what did you expect?

kristjanson's writing is so full of racist, homophobic, bigoted tropes that are levelled against the player and the romance in a way that feels like punishment, like he wants to make sure no-one (no woman) can have a joyful, fulfilling relationship with a marginalised person, like you don't deserve to be successful in these relationships without conditions. and i love a difficult, unconventional, even tragic romance in games, but in contrast to the treatment the other romances get it is notable to me that kristjanson singles out the lesbian and the Black man for treatment that not only punishes the characters involved but leans heavily on stereotypes particular to those groups.

if you are a woman, or playing a woman, devs feel all too comfortable belittling and insulting you for pursuing the romances they choose to make available in their games, to the point of self-sabotage, and that is a significant factor that needs to be taken into account in any analysis of how these storylines play out.

[tendebill]

[part 1] [part 2]

rocky learns about the Denmark incident :]

[babydinosaur930]

Mermay, Celeste Edition

Presenting @optimisticgrey's Celeste because I'm only a little obsessed.

[optimisticgrey]

By the GODS, Abby, this is.......I am beyond words! This is so precious! She is GORGEOUS!!! 😭😭😭😭😭

[salamanding]

waiting room at the sci-fi future elective surgery clinic

version with thought bubble + fundraiser for my gender-affirming surgery which inspired the creation of this piece.

[emmacandle]

god i love trans womens voices

[emmacandle]

like idc if shes voice trained or not or somewhere in between hearing a trans womans voice is so lovely and warm it lifts my spirits and makes me feel at home trans women i love it when you speak keep doing that