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Hey why the fuck am I not a slightly ominous forest entity that you only see out of the corner of your eye on a foggy day

ostdrossel

Double puff, just to be safe.

c3rvida3

Someone told my ex-dad (not a sex thing; he just disowned me) that I’m trans and now he’s threatening to come to work and make a scene, and I know I should be upset, but like. What’s he gonna say exactly? And to whom? Because imagining a haggard and likely shitfaced Pennsylvania construction worker barging through the grocery store like, “HEY!!! THAT BROAD-HIPPED 5'3” EFFEMINATE KID WITH THE CONSPICUOUSLY BIZARRE NAME WHO SPEAKS IN A CARTOONISHLY AFFECTED CARICATURE OF MASCULINITY AIN’T GOT NO DICK!!! YOU GONNA BUY SCRATCH OFF TICKETS FROM SOME KINDA DICKLESS ABOMINATION??“ is wild. What’s it going to accomplish? Or is he gonna call my manager? “HELLO, I’D LIKE TO REPORT A FRAUD IN YOUR DELI DEPARTMENT. THERE IS NOT SAUSAGE AS ADVERTISED.” What the fuck.

c3rvida3

Odds are he’s more embarrassed of having a trans ex-kid than I am of being outed at work, so what if I go to his job and tell everyone I’m trans first? What then, coward?

grimthetransman

That’s such a power move.

dualclock

This is exactly the struggle I’m having with my own mother right now and honestly? i sort of did that, but at the church i grew up in. my mom was like “oh so what if i tell the whole church youre trans” as if she had forgotten that nearly everyone who goes to my church is actually gay, like elderly retired gay couples, so i was like “haha okay,” and told everyone.

And lemme just say, watching a 5'2", 87 year old gay man stop my mother mid-sentance to say “Actually, I think he prefers to go by Aiden now.” was the BIGGEST dick energy ive ever seen.

lhylice

Let’s hear it for 5'2", 87 year old gay men who are trans allies! Woo!

trashcanbees-deactivated2021021

i suffer from a disease called “not wanting to work”, and it’s incurable

8pxl

turbulant

marijuanaragdoll

politijohn

c3rvida3

Someone compile a list of all the big monster ladies/giant winged sky women/giant winged monster ladies from shows Pat McHale worked on. I need it or I’ll die and also I think that’s his fetish.

c3rvida3

Pat, my man, what’s your deal?

c3rvida3

Bonus: Auntie Whispers and the Tree Witch are lesbians and they love each other.

c3rvida3

Submitted for your approval: Giant Pat McHale lady alignment chart that goes from Lawful Angel to Chaotic Hag.

c3rvida3

Nice.

scythfi-writer

The Tree Hag is an evil asshole who doesn’t deserve Auntie Whispers, of whom took care of her disabled adopted cursed daughter all her life and is a saint.

c3rvida3

Only valid criticism of this otherwise flawless post.

ratherinterestingmilkshake

Auntie Whispers is a wonderful aromantic angel who wants nothing more than to look after her adopted daughter

c3rvida3

Aromantic I’ll accept, but Auntie Whispers absolutely fucks.

just-shower-thoughts

We can afford to give food and shelter to our 2.2 million prisoners, but giving food and shelter to our homeless population (550,000) is out of the question.

dont-give-a-fuck-club

It’s not white vs black, it’s everybody vs racists.

crossdreamers

Finding love as a transgender person

Marianne Oakes has shared an amazing collection of transgender love stories over at GenderGP.

Here are a few of them.

Marianne wrote:

The myth that trans people struggle to find love is damaging to our future generations, if trans youth or worse still, their parents believe this, then the impact can be loss of hope. My experience is pretty much like all the lovely comments here, let’s stop the myth, xx

More here!

fred-erick-frankenstein

These stories help so much. Not just because of the trans people find love just like everyone else, which is an important message on its own, but because there are some stories of other people who didn’t know since they were kids and this is so fucking reassuring!!!

batboyblog

This Pride don’t forget your brothers and sisters fighting for their rights all over the world.

reverseracism

Activists say the way to stop police brutality and killings is to cut law enforcement budgets and reinvest in services. Some lawmakers now a

anarchopuppy

An important detail to remember is that, while this level of support may be unprecedented, the idea isn’t. Defunding has been done before, and it works

For instance, the CAHOOTS program in Eugene, OR is a community-run non-violent crisis intervention and dispute resolution program that handles 17% of 911 calls using only 2% of the police budget. Or look at the Carbondale Spring initiative, which aims to cut the police budget in half to fund not only care workers, but also food autonomy, worker’s cooperatives, and renewable energy programs

It’s cheaper, it’s safer, and it’s proven. It’s common sense