It Begins...

He/him pronouns, rly likes cute things Expect lots of cats, cartoons, and the occasional art.

[wintersvldierr]

The day began with such promise. And now look. My sea monster is dead, and I still don't have the Book of Peace. All because of you, Sinbad.

[olsonshroom]

Weird Autumn 🍂

[mmocc123]

[fuzzywhatzitinvasion]

made a transgender deer girl!!!

got the pattern from here

she turned out so cute im gonna cry

[miyakuli]

Mission: Book Report ✎ Stolas & Moxxie bonding

[tranquil-slaughterhouse]

[pyrosex]

Trans women are not “lucky” to be hypervisible

Trans men are not “lucky” to be invisible

[proteusolm]

vertical tail. she is so talented.

[aroace-nut-case]

Sometimes is strikes me how natural masculinity feels on me. I drop my voice an octave to hit a low note while I’m singing and I can feel my heart singing with it. I run my hands up and down my bound chest and feel sparks of joy at my fingertips. My friends’ voices call me he and it sounds like fireworks in my chest. It feels like breathing

[an-ruraiocht]

not gonna lie i increasingly just find myself thinking... what are single disabled people supposed to do? basically everything assumes that either a) you have never been independent and are fully reliant on caregivers, whether this is parents or a paid carer that you are somehow funding, or b) you have a partner who can look after you, drive you to appointments, pick you up after you've had sedation, advocate for you, be your proxy, do the housework when you're sick, push your wheelchair, be your companion when travelling (e.g. handle the luggage if you're using a wheelchair), etc

and like. first of all even for people with partners that's assuming they're abled themselves and can handle all that. you can't assume that. secondly: what about people who are single, who live alone, who will probably always do so

"get someone to keep an eye on you when you start this new medication" who. "don't over exert yourself" nobody else is going to do the tasks. "this can be a walker or a transit wheelchair so your partner can push you when you get tired" my what

like it's not a coincidence that amatonormativity discussions started / developed in care contexts because it is so often the assumption that intimate partners will fill these needs. but I feel like this is often discussed in the context of "and this is too much to ask and puts too much unpaid labour on the unqualified partner" which is not untrue and needs discussing but like. also. what about people are single, independent adults who are neither emotionally nor geographically close to their siblings etc and are not Disabled Enough to have a paid carer (a group that grows as resources shrink). like are they just fucked then. they're on their own. punishment for failing to be enough of an adult to couple up.

[n0t-thatkindofgirl]

bet you didn’t expect to get a fat rat on your dashboard today!

[jerkyspixels]

Pokemon Winds and Waves starters in the style of Pokemon Black and White!

[bsky]

[twt]

[NG]

[fuzzywhatzitinvasion]

post cancelled im too scared of being misunderstood lol

[mimosa-sex-tea-people-contrsf]

Happy disability pride month to everyone with ptsd, happy disability pride month to everyone with complex ptsd, happy disability pride month to everyone who questions if their problems are big enough to count as a disability, happy disability pride month to anyone who questions if their problems count as a physical or mental disability, happy pride month to everyone who has a disability that causes people to stare, and to those whose disabilities are hidden, happy disability pride month to everyone who deals with any kind of disability physical or mental, you’re all badass and I want you to remember that this month okay

[genderkoolaid]

idk who needs to hear this but transmascs and nonbinary people making their experiences and struggles visible is not an attack on you or your experiences or your struggles. unlearn your internalized anti-transmasculinity and exorsexism. or at the very least admit it exists and shapes how you view other trans people even unconsciously.

[lurkingtman]

It should be seen as extremely transphobic to say "men" instead of cis men when you're specifically talking about cis men but it isn't for some reason

[cheerfulomelette]

Adding this commentary from @chronciallychill-coyote

And vice versa! I’ve seen way too many variations of “why are men on here inserting themselves into conversations about reproductive rights” etc. And far too often the men in question are trans men speaking on their own experiences

[fuzzywhatzitinvasion]

it is so hard to not respond when i see the dumbest fucking takes on this site i swear

gotta keep telling myself its not gonna do me any good, and ppl are gonna be stupid on the internet. its gonna happen. and i cannot stop them