i'm the queen of the castle ♡

✧ Call me Stardust | Ezra | Mei ✧ He/they/she ✧ Aged 18+ ✧ ✧ Queer ✧ Roleplayer ✧ Taken lovingly by @shimmering-sunshine ✧

[fleeting-starshower]

𝐈'𝐦 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐞'𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐥, 𝐈'𝐦 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬.

------- navigating ✧ twenty one pilots ♫

Hi! Call me 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐮𝐬𝐭 / 𝐄𝐳𝐫𝐚 / 𝐌𝐞𝐢 !

𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐦𝐚𝐲 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐦𝐞 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐚𝐧𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠 :

✧ @a-gilded-imprisonment { A roleplay blog for Aventurine from Honkai : Star Rail! }

✧ @bite-the-bullets { A roleplay blog for Leon Kennedy from Resident Evil! }

✧ @stardusts-moodboards { A sideblog for moodboards done on request! }

✧ @stardusts-rp-prompts { A prompt and musing blog for roleplay }

✧ @starshower-writings { My writing sideblog! }

➻❥ Current English major in the works, hoping to get a degree in library sciences so I can work in my dream environment :3

➻❥ RPG game lover and casual K-Pop stan who loves reading

➻❥ Writer of both original stories and fanfiction for a few fandoms

➻❥ Semi-literate roleplayer out of passion :3

If you’d like to see the list of roleplay blogs I mod, take a look at the intro post over at { @stardusts-rp-prompts } !

➻❥ February baby; personality type is ISFJ and pronouns are he/they

➻❥ Fluent in English and French!

➻❥ Openly a pre-op trans man, genderfluid, gay and aceflux

➻❥ Taken by the lovely @shimmering-sunshine in life and in death <3

➻❥ Collector of beloved mutuals.

𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐦𝐲 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐦𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐬 here!

𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠:

The Magnus Archives ✧ Alien Stage ✧ Hannibal ✧ KinnPorsche ✧ Killing Eve ✧ Supernatural ✧ Interview With the Vampire ✧ Riverdale

Resident Evil ✧ Final Fantasy ✧ Devil May Cry ✧ Bayonetta ✧ League of Legends ✧ Marvel Rivals ✧ Dead by Daylight

Genshin Impact ✧ Honkai : Star Rail ✧ Zenless Zone Zero ✧ Wuthering Waves ✧ Identity V ✧ Reverse 1999 ✧ Ensemble Stars ✧ Path to Nowhere ✧ Morimens

Bungou Stray Dogs ✧ Sk8 : The Infinity ✧ Yuukoku no Moriarty ✧ The Case Study of Vanitas ✧ Spy X Family ✧ Frieren : Beyond Journey's End ✧ Link Click

𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧:

Hadestown ✧ Moulin Rouge ✧ Ride the Cyclone ✧ Epic : The Musical ✧ Heathers ✧ SIX the Musical ✧ Death Becomes Her ✧ RENT ✧ Miss Saigon ✧ Nerdy Prudes Must Die ✧ Mean Girls ✧ Legally Blonde ✧

𝐒𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐲 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫:

Ateez ✧ XLOV ✧ OnlyOneOf ✧ E'Last ✧ Oneus ✧ Everglow ✧ Dreamcatcher ✧ Shinee ✧ Twice ✧ Seventeen ✧ Xdinary Heroes ✧ N.Flying ✧ Stray Kids ✧ Lucy ✧ Girls' Generation ✧ Zerobaseone

Fish in a Birdcage ✧ Twenty One Pilots ✧ Amélie Farren ✧ Ruelle ✧ Fleurie ✧ Coldplay ✧ Ethel Cain ✧ Alec Benjamin ✧ Fiona Apple ✧ Scott Helman ✧ Troye Sivan ✧ Grace Power ✧ Dirt Poor Robins ✧ Phoebe Bridgers ✧ Valencia Grace ✧ Erin LeCount ✧ Alisha Liston

𝐓𝐚𝐠𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐃𝐍𝐈 :

#astral image ; moodboards ✧

#blood of the covenant ; mutuals! ✧

#broken telephone ; reblogs ✧

#ciphers ; askbox ✧

#constellations entwined ; roleplay rambles ✧

#cosmic record player ; playlists ✧

#galactic manuscripts ; miscellaneous writings ✧

#in your fantasy ; k-pop tag ✧

#starry book nook ; fic recs ✧

#star speaks ; musings ✧

#stellar scripture ; textposts ✧

#the sun is set to die ; comfort characters ✧

#you've reached stardust! ; queue ✧

Note : I do tag suggestive / nsfw mentions and other potential triggers accordingly!

DMs : Open for mutuals only :3 —> asking to be mutuals is always okay!

DNIs : I don’t want to interact with you if you actively contribute to or support discrimination in any way OR support the use of AI in artistic fields.

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝐛𝐮𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨:

Racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia, ableism based on disability or mental health.

𝐈 𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤 𝐰𝐡𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐈 𝐬𝐞𝐞 𝐟𝐢𝐭.

Note : Block evasion will not be tolerated in any way, shape or form and you will find yourself reported.

[fleeting-starshower]

saw the newer xlov concept pics and just knew i had to check in on the tumblr lesbians.

they are indeed shook lmfao

[transmascskennedy]

people who are like "I don't want Leon to be married to any of the other main characters i hope he's married to a normal woman" as if that isn't the most visibly gay man on earth like you do know Leon's design sent early 2000s gamer bros into a fucking rage for being "too girly" right. You do know he was originally designed in a crop top right

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

[missstrogen]

Providing my own data on this issue, since i have had the pleasure of gathering a great amount of evidence on this event:

a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended

Two hundred within five minutes.

The suspensions were quickly reversed

Some suspensions were reversed.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted

Correction. All members harmed but one were trans women, specifically, not just "members of the trans community".

We moderate behavior.

All members terminated were terminated after following one specific blog, created a few hours before. The "behavior" you moderated was following a trans woman's new blog.

However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions.

Then explain why trans women are disproportionately banned on false grounds. What happens if someone gets mass reported by transphobic userrs? Why have you chosen to restore the account of a kiwifarmer, known hate group, and ban yet more trans women? Explain your decisions.

We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Since this event, trans women have been terminated at greatly accelerated rates, on more and more openly false grounds. Their appeals have been denied often without any human oversight, recieving a denial within seconds, or not recieving any answer.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

I don't believe you.

[dovewithscales]

@staff You are lying and we all know it. We are watching. We are not going to let this go and we are not going to forget.

You don't get to make a corporate fake apology and move on. You fix it. And, you own it.

Here's what you do:

You scrap the AI moderation entirely. It doesn't work. You can flag things with AI, but the next step is a human reads what the AI flagged, and if action is taken, another human also reads it and confirms that there's no discrimination involved.

You admit that whether this was an AI thing or a targeted attack by an employee, it was discrimination. It was bigotry. You did a thing that was morally wrong, and you apologize and make it right. Because letting an AI have free reign to ban people is still an ethics issue even if transphobia wasn't the intended outcome. Whatever the AI did, was an act by the person who let the AI do it. You don't imply that it was a statistical anomaly because Tumblr is just so queer. You admit there was a bad actor in your staff who caused this.

You fire whoever made this happen. If it wasn't someone tinkering with the system to target trans people, then it was the person who implemented the AI moderation. So if that means you fire the CEO, then so be it.

It never happens again.

The reason this site is hemorrhaging money is because you don't listen to the people who use it. We are going to keep flushing your investment down the toilet until you start listening. It's not that deep.

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

this is meaningless corporate boilerplate. this issue has existed for years and in that time it has been plain to see for everyone that @staff both condones and actively facilitates the hostile & discriminatory atmosphere toward transfem users on this site. you have openly terminated users who've brought attention to this in the past. you have lied about this before. you are lying now.

@humans you are publishing this statement now because the ban wave to which your post refers was finally so blatant that it was noticed by the press, and because posts have been circulating calling for legal action and for official complaints of discrimination. nobody is fooled that you are addressing this for any other reason, and nobody is satisfied with your mealy-mouthed consultant-approved non-apology drivel. this post is a load of horse shit and everybody knows it. fuck you all.

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

The New York City Commission on Human Rights accepts complaints at this website:

https://www.nyc.gov/site/cchr/about/report-discrimination.page

Report Discrimination - CCHR

the corporate address for Tumblr, Inc is:

60 29th Street, #343, San Francisco, CA 94110

[loth-caatgirl]

hey @humans why are you anonymously gifting people affected by the banwave a month of tumblr premium? are you thinking that somehow that will make up for the lil oopsie mentioned in this non-apology of yours?

[voraciously-volatile-vulpini]

@staff @humans @tumblr

This seems relevant again hmm?

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

[amazonclimber]

Riddle me this: If your defense is that “the trans community” (you know it’s specifically trans women, you fucking cowards) is only being disproportionally impacted because you’ve got such a high proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks, then why is it that the rest of the queer community isn’t being disproportionately impacted? Surely if it’s a proportionality thing, your fuckups would be having a disproportionate effect on the entire community, right? All the different flavors of queer folks would believe you were targeting them, right?

If you’re going to pretend to apologize, don’t blatantly lie. It just makes you look worse.

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

[mf-ladle]

say trans women. say transfems. you are all spineless and this is not an apology. you all do nothing but deflect blame. stop over-policing transfem bloggers. stop letting stalkers and harassers get away with constant community guideline violations. you are all complicit in the abuse of one of the most vulnerable minorities in the world. i am ashamed to even still be on this website.

[staff]

A note from the Tumblr team

A few weeks ago, a small but higher-than-normal number of accounts were mistakenly suspended. The suspensions were quickly reversed, but our response wasn't good enough, and we want to say more.

We're sorry it took us this long to address this. Trust and safety issues are difficult to discuss publicly, and we can’t share details about specific individuals or how our systems work without exposing Tumblr to bad actors. But caution led us to say too little, too late.

We’ve heard from members of the trans community on Tumblr that they were disproportionately impacted, and that deserves a direct response. According to 3rd party researchers, Tumblr’s userbase has the highest proportion of LGBTQIA+ folks on social media, so it makes sense that when something goes wrong, those communities might feel that disproportionate impact.

One thing we want to emphasize is that we do not moderate people's identities. We moderate behavior. We know that identity shows up across a Tumblr profile in many ways, from followed topics to the flags people put in their bios, and more. However, these signals play no role in how our moderation systems make decisions. We monitor those systems for evidence of bias and take corrective action when we find it.

We understand that the communications sent to affected users, and our broader silence to the community, didn't meet the standard people expect from us. That feedback is fair, and we apologize. We've updated the messaging sent to people impacted by these incidents. We are also overhauling our process with a goal of responding to mistaken suspension appeals within 24 hours, and have instituted an ongoing internal review of how suspensions and appeals are handled.

Going forward, we're committed to finding a better balance: being more transparent with our community about issues that matter, even when we can't share everything.

Tumblr belongs to everyone. We take that seriously, and we intend to earn back your trust. We are not afraid to have tough discussions with you or make updates based on your feedback, though on occasion, it might take some time.

To the people whose accounts were affected, and to the members of our trans community who felt targeted: we are truly sorry.

Tumblr Staff

[pointless-achievements]

Stupid and Evil Achievement Unlocked:

Pants That Could Smelt Steel

You banned two hundred accounts within the space of five minutes, most of which are still banned, virtually all of whom are transfems, all because they happened to follow one singular blog (which was also run by a transfem). You're filthy fucking liars, you're virulent transmisogynists, and your CEO fucking doxxed a trans woman for daring to speak out on your policies, going so far as to chase her to other sites to continue harassing her. This apology is fucking pathetic and everyone hates you because you're lying pieces of shit. If you were sorry you would change, but instead at every juncture you double down and then whimper about it when you're called out. I hope you get hit with another class action suit because the only way you idiots seem to ever learn is by getting your fucking asses beat in a court of fucking law.

[stellaelepus]

leon kennedy's posture is so bad because ever since the 90s he's had that terrible trans guy posture that's what it is and it's a bad habit he's struggled to get rid of over the years

[existennialmemes]

The crux of the anti trans movement is a war on bodily autonomy. They don't want you to have any agency over what you look like, how you dress, who you date, whether to have kids, etc.

They want total control over you. Not just trans people. Not just queer people. You. Everyone.

Trans people are just a scapegoat. They want total control over everyone's self expression. They want the right to mold you into their perfect little cog in their dehumanizing machine.

Happy Trans Day of Visibility. Our rights are your rights. Our destruction is your destruction.

[our-trans-punk-experience]

10/10 post bringing it back for 2026

[afellowgoodsir]

Which almost useless power will you accept?

Always knowing exactly what time it is

Being able to precisely date memories

Automatically knowing the legal first name of everyone you see

Perfect balance

Able to remember all of your dreams

Control of your body temperature

Slightly, noticeably bioluminescent

Voting ended onApr 4

if it pleases thee, reblog for greater sample size

[ruggedrookie]

man idfk

[sebsketchs]

sticker design for pride this year! 💞🏳️‍⚧️

[aliensabductmepls]

quite literally the situation re fandom is in at the moment:

[my-never-ending-nightmare]

[the-parmesan-seeker]

fellow ace person who likes rtc!!!!!

Hiii twin :3

[finsettoland]

hiii!!!!

[forsakencollie]

im also an asexual who likes rtc so HI /silly

[finsettoland]

HI HAYDEN!! 👋🏾👋🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[inamindfarfaraway]

Make that four! We’re two thirds of the way to a full choir.

[finsettoland]

yayyy hi mind!!! :D

[mothy-mossy-boy]

Wut that?

[finsettoland]

RTC? it's short for Ride the Cyclone! It's a musical ^w^

[fleeting-starshower]

i'm aceflux and love rtc if that counts? :3

[harperthestargod]