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erm. official tumblr page btw.
oh so staff finally decided to go mask off i see
anyway if you're looking for ways to find out if a fundraiser that you come across on here has been vetted, you can go to @ibtisams master list, the verified fundraisers spreadsheet put together by Hussein and Nairuz, @gaza-evacuation-funds (verified by MohAyesh, Hussein and Nairuz's vetter in Gaza), or the @gazavetters spreadsheet
this thing contains the divine spark. it evolved from ancient ungulates like whales did
This thing is climate change incarnate.Stop personifying evil like it’s cute and cares about you
this thing is my girlfriend and she lets me cum inside unprotected
I'd like to remind everyone that when talking about a person (or character), it's "person with albinism," not "albino."
I've mentioned before how deeply traumatic that word is for many of us. It carries a stigma that exists just as strongly as it did when we were featured in circus freakshows (which I've seen billboards for in my lifetime), because that's where people know us from and there hasn't been a movement to change that. We're still portrayed in media as freaks and villains, using our appearance to shock you. You're supposed to see us as evil, abusive, manipulative, and never worthy of redemption, because they don't expect for you to see those characters as human. If you can't think of any examples, check out the TV tropes article for Albinos are freaks.
I've experienced endless bullying and harassment, adults calling me disgusting and a freak, physical violence, and had my sunglasses and hat taken on multiple occasions (both are necessary for me to be able to see outside, essentially blinding me and leaving me downtown somewhere). I've been discriminated against so many times I can no longer remember each detail. This is what albino means to me: being subhuman.
I will never see albino as a positive word, even when people mean well. Getting people to care about us is like pulling teeth; I'm not saying this is a slur and you're a bad person if you ever say it. I'm asking for some common respect, and for you to learn about us before you talk about us and make your OCs based on more than just looks.
There's a lot more I could cover but ultimately I'd really like the word albino to fade out of our lexicon. I don't really care what you call animals, although albinistic is the scientific term.
Of course i don't speak for everyone with albinism. For more on that, here's a very short article about our various feelings on the word.
Reminding everyone that OCs with albinism are automatically DSABLED. There is no chance that a person with albinism is not visually impaired/legally blind because of the lack of pigmentation in the eyes. Do not refer to an OC with white hair, pale skin and blue eyes as a pwa. Our existence has been so aestheticised to the point where our disability has become invisible while in reality it couldn't be more apparent. Please do not contribute to this and don't use that label if you are not willing to include visual impairment to your "albino" character in addition to the social stigma that is described above. Sincerely, another person with albinism.
i do accomodate people with disabilities when they collect my pages btw
i cant provide adderall for you but i can give you an extended time limit + cryptic hints for collecting my pages
thank you Slenderman! can I wear earplugs? the static is a bit overstimulating
yes you can 👍
I love you Slenderman. can you kill my boss.
i love you too and i cant leave my forest but if you send your boss over to me i can probably arrange something
I saw it was a tie between tenna and senshi and i cant help making this
lmao
come on
"of course this is a valid historical source. it says 'this happened' right there at the top of the page."
This is really funny considering the bible was retranslated multiple times before being translated to English
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FRIENDLY REMINDER:
transfem ≠ a trans amab person
transmasc ≠ a trans afab person
an afab person can be transfem
an amab person can be transmasc
an intersex person can be transfem/transmasc
someone can be transfem and transmasc
these labels aren’t talking about genitals, they’re talking about the intersection of being trans and identifying/presenting in a masc/fem way
I get that we normally use these terms in this way, but it just presents another form of binary thinking if there is no flexibility to these labels, which is pretty ironic considering these labels were made to be inclusive of nonbinary people.
By limiting the meaning of these labels, we only hurt Trans people. We exclude nonbinary people, multigender people, trans intersex people, trans systems, and so many more.
Witness an assortment of asks sent to a blog that posts anons identifying as AFAB transfems:
You say “these labels aren’t talking about genitals” but clearly a lot of the people identifying with them are talking about genitals, and, more broadly, about having “male” bodies or bodies with features that are considered “male”.
The usual definitions of transfem and transmasc don’t refer to any physical feature: a transfem, in the definition of someone who was assigned male at birth and then transitioned to a more fem identity and/or presentation, could have any genitalia, any hormone balance, and any physical appearance. They could be pre-, post-, or no-HRT, bottom surgery, top surgery, hair removal, and/or FFS. She could be intersex, with any chromosomes, internal anatomy, and endogenous hormone production. There is nothing exclusionary of intersex people about describing social experiences as related to gender assignment, a phenomenon which notably shapes intersex people’s lives.
You say “they’re talking about the intersection of being trans and identifying/presenting in a masc/fem way” as though using “transfem” and “transmasc” to mean “fem” and “masc” is somehow more inclusive and less binarist than using them to mean “assigned… transitioning”. The terms fem and masc already exist, are already used to refer to people’s identities and presentations, and already net plenty of complaints about being binary in concept and use.
The usual definitions of transfem and transmasc encompass people with nonoverlapping identities and presentations! Someone who was assigned male who identifies as a butch woman and presents exactly the way she did before she transitioned now with added pronoun pin can ID as transfem and someone who was assigned male who identifies as an agender femme who dresses like Margot Robbie Barbie can ID as transfem and someone who was assigned male and identifies as a bigender drag queen/king/nonbinary monster and dresses every way they’re physically capable of putting together an outfit can ID as transfem.
You say “it just presents another form of binary thinking if there is no flexibility to these labels” but there is flexibility in these labels! There is ample flexibility and the communities around them are incredibly diverse in identity, presentation, body, and life history. They are not exclusionary of nonbinary people, multigender people, or intersex people, they just each only apply to the nonbinary, multigender, and intersex people who they apply to. You do not do a service to these people by telling them that the functional, consensus definitions of transfem and transmasc exclude them and deprive them of language and hurt them or that the solution is to repurpose those words to mean fem and masc.
FRIENDLY REMINDER:
transfem ≠ a trans amab person
transmasc ≠ a trans afab person
an afab person can be transfem
an amab person can be transmasc
an intersex person can be transfem/transmasc
someone can be transfem and transmasc
these labels aren’t talking about genitals, they’re talking about the intersection of being trans and identifying/presenting in a masc/fem way
I get that we normally use these terms in this way, but it just presents another form of binary thinking if there is no flexibility to these labels, which is pretty ironic considering these labels were made to be inclusive of nonbinary people.
By limiting the meaning of these labels, we only hurt Trans people. We exclude nonbinary people, multigender people, trans intersex people, trans systems, and so many more.
Bundled up in his heated blanket
Every time I see this creature he looks like if the wind blows on him a bit too strong he'll puff into a million seeds like a dandelion and scatter in the breeze
ten feet twenty
when you're 3 apples tall but still want to help on the farm
the friend group ever!! I missed drawing them
if i'm so awesome and finish this orufrey piece ill draw lucien molly and kingsley and then i'll have 3 pieces for melanin beam challenge, one for each day
it is always narratively correct to make your characters sleep together before they sort through the hundreds of lies and misdirections between them. make things worse make things worse make things worse #i love betrayal #i love lying #i love people feeling bad about themselves
Is it socially acceptable to use opaque watercolors, or is that considered gouache?
so i watched project hail mary and iron lung
