[godess-shadow]

Blog in works will make a more formal pinned x 27 x 18+ only xTrans She/Her

My darling: @forrestfag

[cannibalismposting]

[sadfishpile]

“i am a good fisherman, jack.”

[petrichara]

Love, grief, and magic in the mundane

1- @Bluewmist on Twitter / 2- Roly Poly is Taken on Twitter / 3- About Time (2012) by Richard Curtis, image from Mita Park on Unsplash / 4- Sherri Turner on Twitter / 5- Cold Solace by Anna Belle Kaufman / 6- The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green

[rabbitlegs]

"Which character do you play in Street Fighter?"

Uh, the one with big boobs

[imisyuo]

[greelin]

“you’re allowed to relax, you know” unfortunately i cannot do that. Otherwise they will get me

[otakujp035]

(XユーザーのRaskasarさん: 「Sorry, forgot the uncensored version😏 https://t.co/XvgX2soQyR」 / Xから)

[heartbreakclubs]

me? clingy? yes please don’t leave me

[waifuwaitress]

[my-dailydreams]

[transfemgal]

There's been a lot on my dash about transandrophobia and while not my normal horny posts I do want to make my beliefs stated:

Trans men are men. Trans men are trans. Trans men experience hardship.

I only cracked my egg because of meeting an open and proud trans dude for the first time and learning no, not everyone does want to be a woman, not every spend their nights wishing they could be a lesbian instead of being a "disgusting straight man" (my internal dialogue about myself pre egg crack.

Trans men are fantastic, and the fact they get to be themselves makes me happy. It upsets me how erased they are in media and books and how upset some people get when they point out trans men exist.

They get shit on from folks on all sides: they're men, so misandrists hate them, they're trans so terfs and transphobes hate them, they're "women" so misogynists hate them. They're often excluded from queer spaces for having "too much privilege", those who are BIPOC, or disabled or some other group that makes people weird just has them double down on them.

Oh and God forbid they don't pass, then they're just "a small bean confused woman" which no. They're a man. I wish there was more trans masc rep. I wish our trans community wasn't so divided because of transandrophobia and transmysoginy.

Keep doing your thing trans dudes. I hope we can all weather this storm and come out stronger on the other side.

[godess-shadow]

Yeah we love our Trans brothers and lovers here

We struggle together and love together and fight together

If you don't like it then unfollow and bitch about me to someone who cares.

[razzmothazz]

still caring about internet friends you lost touch with years ago is so embarrassing. yeah i had a deam we met up irl recently. the last time we spoke was maybe 7-8 years ago. i still wear the laces we randomly decided was a sign of our friendship. i dont know what any of your socials are or if youre even active on any. sometimes i see someones art resemble yours and i wonder for hours. do you still go by that name you chose? whenever i see it i wonder if its you. we couldve passed each other in this vastness a thousand times and not have a clue.

[razzmothazz]

we were lonely kids having fun together. do you remember?

[tigwalen]

Cherokee Rivercane Mat - Artist unknown - Date Unknown

Mats such as these were traditionally used for covering walls and floors, providing decoration or insulation. During outdoor ceremonies, mats were used to cover the ground or benches to serve as rugs or seating. In some native communities, mats were used to wrap the dead.

While this woven mat is traditional, its design is an adaptation. What remains from tradition is the form, material, the single weave technique, and the mat's coloration. The Serpent design is a 20th century adaptation, but is a popular motif among Eastern Band Cherokee today.

Walnut hulls were used to dye the rivercane and to achieve the dark brown color. In this particular Serpent (or Snake) design, the "serpents" run diagonally cross the mat. This design is traditional among the Chitamacha of Louisiana and may be an adaptation.

[hungwy]

Another reason why trains would be good is that most people are not good at driving

[cruel-hiraeth]

if you build “community” around hating other people, just know that the second you step out of line—regardless of your moral uprightness or the hypocrisy on their part—you’re the next person they’re going to tear to pieces.