Orc fucker mcgee

Jean - they/them - '98 - monsterfucker 🔞 Minors do not follow me 🔞 Ao3 same username

[elvenmoans]

Pinned intro:

I'm Jean, born in 98, and mainly use they/them but he/him is alright. I have dysgraphia so please excuse weird misspellings. I don't always catch them when proofreading. Please don't follow me if you're under 18, I will periodically go through my followers and block any minors.

I tag for fandom things that aren't Tolkien related, especially Bg3 as that's my other big fandom. I also tag gore, blood, and death when it comes up. It will never be real gore and blood. It's usually just dark urge stuff lmao. I don't tag for incest within the Silmarilion fandom because that's just extremely common. Tolkien why did u make everyone related

Frequent tags for your blacklisting pleasure:

- bg3

- baldur's gate 3

- dragon age

- CW blood

- CW gore

- CW death

- CW animal death

- nsft

- nsft text

- suggestive

I also have a silly tag of #things elves would like

[stormsthatrage]

Shoutout to Project Hail Mary for being the only media where the unconscious protagonist is dragged off screen by an alien spider monster and the audience's reaction is heartbreak on behalf of the alien spider monster.

[goth-queen]

[thistlekiss]

Artist: Vanessa Stockard

[notatoydotcom]

Eridian guy who would freak grace out by looking like blood statement

[anord-ink]

Happy Pride month to the most aroace coded character I have ever seen

[storm-of-feathers]

yeah yeah rainbow capitalism is bad and whatever but like. when I was a child, being pro gay was not the popular or lucrative choice. I'm happy that times have changed.

[storm-of-feathers]

I miss rainbow capitalism. I do. I miss when it felt like public opinion was still pro gay. I understand it was always an empty gesture, but it mattered in a sense of knowing how socially acceptable being queer is. If that makes sense.

[finnglas]

It was always a thermometer, not a thermostat, and I’m begging people to understand that.

[bundibird]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. We need a "This is absolutely NOT mature content" feedback button on posts. You can report a post as missing a community label. We should also be able to report posts as having a community label when they dont fucking need one.

[lamignonette]

[pygmyhilltroll]

dog water

[saborgreat]

Unrestrained summer fun

[anxeious]

[gay--dog]

i wish shapes were like bugs and you could just get like a circle infestation in your house or something. fuck ive got bed triangles fuuuck. this could solve everything

[souperluminal]

05.28 - Nebula

[the-stars-descend]

You’re living, you occupy space, and you have mass.

You know what that means?

[the-stars-descend]

You matter

[crackshipsandregret]

Curious pebble (1/?)

Part 2 / Part 3

[crackshipsandregret]

Curious pebble (3/?)

Part 1 / Part 2

A massive shoutout to @thereal-sillyguy for making everyone's favorite pebble into a gif! I very literally couldn't have done it without them!

[crackshipsandregret]

Curious pebble (2/?)

Part 1 // Part 3

[femdemon]

How are we at a point now where "trans men and transmascs don't experience gender euphoria" is a real fucking take that I'm seeing people post and agree with? "Oh, trans men and transmascs will never understand the moment when you finally put on a dress or skirt and feel like yourself-" chest binders. Packers. Getting a short haircut. Being called "sir" by a stranger instead of "miss" or "ma'am." Growing facial hair. What's even really being said here, that we don't experience gender euphoria, or that our gender euphoria is less significant?

[alarajrogers]

Weirdly, I believe this is a knock-on effect of misogyny.

See, if women aren't real people, then the things that gender-mark women are real gender markers that identify them as not-people, but the things that gender-mark men are just normal people things, not gendered. Because the male gender doesn't exist, it's just women and people.

So you can't be gender-euphoric about becoming a man; all you're doing is shedding gender and becoming a genderless "normal person", because normal person is male.

It is really really weird that misogyny against women ends up, through a circuitous route, as redefining men as genderless, but this is the effect of generations of men being "normal" and women being "gendered".

Trans men, of course, know better; they can clearly see the gender marked-ness of masculinity, and feel euphoria when they reach it, because they're specifically looking for it. But cis men don't see it because women are the gender-marked class, and trans women might not see it for that reason and because they've been trying to achieve gender-markedness. Maybe they haven't put enough thought into the construction of the gender they're trying to leave behind to recognize that in fact masculinity is marked. (Any enby could have told them that, but it can be genuinely hard to recognize how marked masculinity is because even feminism falls into the trap of "women are the gender marked class and everyone else is just a person".)

Given how hard people have to fight to be seen as "manly" you'd think we'd all understand how very gender-marked masculinity is... but the fight to be manly is often constructed as the fight to not be womanly. Like, this is how normal people behave, and this is how girls behave, and you don't want to be a girl, do you?

"Trans men don't experience gender euphoria" needs to be called out as a belief that's caused by patriarchy, and a form of internal misogyny if it's a woman (cis or trans) saying it. It's the belief that only women have gender... which comes from the belief that only men are normal humans.

[the-haiku-bot]

Weirdly, I believe

this is a knock-on effect

of misogyny.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[quasi-normalcy]