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[ID: A twitter post via whatever cocteau twins be saying @/synthdaddie that reads “when i hear a man is bisexual my ears perk up like a dog” /end ID]
if your laptop has carefully curated stickers that are placed neatly and have a consistent theme and color palette I’m going to assume you’re a liberal
Its always "why is this mom selling her daughter" and never "why is one direction buying a person" smh
Gen Z has a collective hero complex and that’s going result in a massive emotional burnout. Advocating and raising awareness for issues is undoubtedly a good thing, but thinking you are obligated to end or solve every injustice in the world is going devestate your mental health. I don’t want to sound disheartening or pessimistic but signing a few petitions won’t end the humanitarian crisis in Yemen or police brutality. It will of course help reach our goals, but not end it. Thinking the world will change in two month won’t work, this will take generations. Many have felt so burnt out lately and feel guilty about not being able to do more, I admire how empathetic our generation is, but we have to understand that we can’t save everyone. Many others have been in activism and protesting for decades, not just gen z, change takes time. Prioritize advocating and donating in your own communities. Change is slow but it will surely come. Keep your heads up. Think globally, act locally.
Just a regular Monday afternoon
Talking to myself again as scheduled. Love what I have to say btw
today is trans day of fuck
shit fuck damn
reminder this tdov that being trans does make me hotter than u
tomorrow is trans day of visibility and wow i can't wait to be visible for the first time in a year my family has been looking for me for so long and i've been declared dead by the state
happy trans day of visibility i love all of you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s time.
[ID: from Twitter, the heading “Trending in United Kingdom” above “Stop the UK” with 14.7K Tweets on the topic /end ID]
I feel like trans men’s anger is often ignored. Unless someone can use it against us I guess.
If trans men are anything other than fully cis-passing happy super masculine conventionally attractive binary men that keep their opinions that make non transmasc people uncomfortable to themselves we just keep getting nudged to the side until we’re pushed off the stage completely and those who are left on the stage have to keep up the standards so they don’t get nudged off too. And when we get angry about this or anything else? Nothing. Just more nudging off the platform unless someone can find a reason to blame us for something.
And yeah you can reblog this. Just keep in mind before you say anything that this post is about trans men and transmasculine people and I take great joy in blocking assholes.
i know i should stop comparing my body to the bodies of adult cis men considering that I'm 17 and trans. but i think i shall continue doing it anyways ❤️✨
shout out to my fellow sexy bitches with adhd who use way more words than they really need to literally any time they write or type anything because their point has to come across 100% like they imagined it
is this post an example
Pharaoh Ramses II’s Egyptian passport, issued in 1976 for passage to France nearly three millennia after his death.
In order to leave the country, Egypt required anyone leaving the country, living or dead, to have the proper papers. Seemingly the first mummy to receive one, Ramses had his occupation listed as “King (deceased).” Bibliothèque Infernale on FB
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