Jul 3, 2025
if yuri was as popular as yaoi rukihime would be the number one bleach ship on ao3 they are so girlfriends the ship should be more popular
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testosterone that gives you cat ears
@dad-fucker666
He/him (only he/him) gay and diagnosed autistic and ftm
Himedanshi and fudanshi
Im a minor no weird stuff :3
Dni @/transfemme-shelterdog supporters, transandrophobia deniers, radfems, "narc abuse" belivers
Aug 6
sasuke day 574
sasuke's quiz results:
gay
not gay
Voting ended on14h
I forgot to lock in at 4 years old!!! life ruined
killing people who let their cats roam unsupervised outdoors with my mind. “they’re happier outdoors and I don’t want to upset them by locking them inside” then YOU supervise your cats when they’re outside and then keep them inside after outdoor time is up. cats can be dumb. they don’t always know what is best for them. they don’t always know what is safe for them. if you’re not letting your 3 year old kid play in the street outside unsupervised 24/7 even if letting them be in the street outside unsupervised 24/7 is “what makes them happy”, you don’t let your cats be outside unsupervised. it is your responsibility as their owner to keep them safe. otherwise you don’t deserve to own a cat at all
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE LIVES THAT DEPEND ON YOU
Excuse me while I laugh at this for the rest of the day
Aug 6
“is diagnosis a privilege” is such a tired, circular, pointless discussion in a world where the most damaging thing you could do to your social status, employability, and literal physical and financial stability is disclose you are disabled in any way. I will believe diagnosis is a “privilege” when people aren’t fired by the thousands every day for it or thrown out of their housing or literally murdered by their spouses or parents for it
Being undiagnosed SUCKED, but being diagnosed wasn't so much of a level up in privilege as it was a funnel into a new and exciting hell. But a hell all the same. Out of the frying pan and into a slightly different frying pan but this one is greased with olive oil instead of canola oil, I guess.
Aug 6
I saw a dni for transfemme shelterdog in your bio and I was genuinely curious as to why? did pup do something I'm not aware of? I see pup sometimes on my dash so I was wondering if pup's someone I should block - if you dont want to answer this publicly or anything please please dm me or send me to a post of what pup did!!! sorry to use you as like an info desk but I haven't seen anyone else with a dni for pup before
pup sexually harassed me among other things i dont like getting into it
💬 18 🔁 2 ❤️ 12 · btw @/transfemme-shelterdog is a horrible person and got pups ghouls to send death threats to me over "heterophobia" all
Aug 5
Tumblr users will say "queer history" and mean "midcentury archival records from a specific US-American city that I have extrapolated into a universal mythos" and not even blink
Aug 5
Please celebrate Emi's memory by keeping her organization Aileen’s open. Emi, c… Madison Zack-Wu needs your support for Keep Aileen’s Op
Emi, co-founder and co-director at Aileen’s, beloved friend and sex trade, trans, intersex, queer, disability, gender-based violence, and feminist advocate extraordinaire, passed away on Wednesday, June 10th 2026. In her final days, Emi was surrounded by her incredible and loving community and chosen family. Help us continue her life's work and keep her organization open and serving our community.
Aug 5
when i see trans people with tme in bio it's like, my sibling in transness, please stand upppp. you don't have to live like this
Aug 5
Some feminists, particularly radical lesbian feminists, have accused trans women and men of benefiting from male privilege. Male-to-female transsexuals, they argue, are socialized as boys and thus given male privilege; female-to-male transsexuals on the other hand are characterized as traitors who have abandoned their sisters in a pathetic attempt to acquire male privilege. Transfeminism must respond to this criticism, because it has been used to justify discrimination against trans women and men within some feminist circles.When confronted with such an argument, a natural initial response of trans women is to deny ever having any male privilege whatsoever in their lives. It is easy to see how they would come to believe that being born male was more of a burden than a privilege: many of them despised having male bodies and being treated as boys as they grew up. They recall how uncomfortable it felt to be pressured to act tough and manly. Many have experienced bullying and ridicule by other boys because they did not act appropriately as boys. They were made to feel ashamed, and frequently suffered from depression. Even as adults, they live with the constant fear of exposure, which would jeopardize their employment, family relationships, friendships and safety. However, as transfeminists, we must resist such a simplistic reaction. While it is true that male privilege affects some men far more than others, it is hard to imagine that trans women born as males never benefited from it. Most trans women have "passed" as men (albeit as "sissy" ones) at least some point in their lives, and were thus given preferable treatments in education and employment, for example, whether or not they enjoyed being perceived as men. They have been trained to be assertive and confident, and some trans women manage to maintain these “masculine” traits, often to their advantage, after transitioning. What is happening here is that we often confuse the oppression we have experienced for being gender-deviant with the absence of the male privilege. Instead of claiming that we have never benefited from male supremacy, we need to assert that our experiences represent a dynamic interaction between male privilege and the disadvantage of being trans. Any person who has a gender identity and/or an inclination toward a gender expression that match the sex attributed to her or him has a privilege of being non-trans. This privilege, like other privileges, is invisible to those who possess it. And like all other privileges, those who lack the privilege intuitively know how severely they suffer due to its absence. A trans woman may have limited access to male privilege depending on how early she transitioned and how fully she lives as a woman, but at the same time she experiences vast emotional, social, and financial disadvantages for being trans. The suggestion that trans women are inherently more privileged than other women is as ignorant as claiming that gay male couples are more privileged than heterosexual couples because both partners have male privilege.
emi koyama, the transfeminist manifesto, 2001
Aug 5
transmisogyny isn't 'girl transphobia' but also transmascs can't use that term ever. transfems are hypervisible but also transmascs are the 'default' trans. transmascs are lazy whining children but they're also running every lgbtq+ society on earth. society is systematically transphobic but also sees trans men as men and gives them male privilege. people afab can fall back on their agab for privilege but people amab never can.
I went to twink island and you wouldn't guess who was there
can you give me the coordinates
the thing about the concept of gendered socialization is that so many people use it as like another kind of gender essentialism. you know it's not an immutable trait right. you can literally overcome it.
"i'm like this because women are socialized to be shy and quiet and subservient" okay good on you for recognizing it, but that's only the very first step. the next few steps are that you Stop Doing It. feminist thought vs feminist action.
and when ppl see a trans woman being confident and unafraid to take up space and decide it's because of her evil evil male socialization, i'm always like "wait you're saying this woman was raised as a child to be loud and confident and take up space? that's awesome, i thought that's how we WANTED people to raise girls? why exactly is it a problem now? 🤔"
like WHY are you telling trans women that they literally have to make themselves smaller and conform to the WORST gender exceptations of women to be seen as real women. since when is it evil and masculine to be confident, i thought we were supposed to be doing that. i thought that was feminism.
every conversation on here increasingly feeling like this tweet
my scary noelles guard this message with honor
this video has been going around for a while but the English subtitles didn't match the energy of the spoken French at all. i had to fix it.
reblog to spread this version
