there's so many totally normal girls in the world. i just think it's interesting.
normal girls are always under attack in this world but thankfully there are like 3 billion of us

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there's so many totally normal girls in the world. i just think it's interesting.
normal girls are always under attack in this world but thankfully there are like 3 billion of us
I know the surface-level message from Onimai is just "Being forcibly feminised could fix me", but the actual persistent through line (intentionally or not) tends to be "Transitioning will help you actively participate in your own life. And you will love yourself again, and be loved by others. And your life will once again be worth living. But you have to make that choice."
You can compare these two pages to understand what I mean:
Do you see it. Do you get it.
#how does the piss fit into this
The anxiety and terror of being viewed as a sexual deviant for merely existing– especially when exacerbated by the ever-present threat of public bathrooms– culminating in the worst-possible outcome, and always being met with warmth and kindness and non-judgemental support from the girls who love you instead of the seemingly-inevitable ostracisation and vilification.
Meows at you! :3
tries my best to mimic the exact sound of your meow
wow it's soooo wacky and zany that a man is professionally benefiting from misogyny by being a man, including preferential treatment by other men such as his boss at work, that's just so unusual, what a crazy twist, so wholesome chungus allyship that a man treats another man better than women
i wonder what you all think about me... i don't have like an "about me" or any info about me in my bio other than ♀, and i try to avoid posting those kinds of details about myself i feel like giving out that kind of information would just be needlessly painting a target on myself, but also i want people to know me better... everyone wants to connect with others, you know? but its hard to do that when they don't know anything about you other than what kind of posts you like to reblog... but my survivability onion...
Scarlet School Girls
when tumblr dies i'll live under your bed and you can say out loud what you would post and i will say LIKE or REBLOG it'll be just like we're still here
don't call her that.
the Age of Consent will soon dawn upon us. adults will be stripped of their rights and put to work
have you not been paying attention
Remember the guy who was rewriting worm for their girlfriend and had detailed rationale for all their editing choices but the final product was worse in every way
where was bossman, anyway
hmm... i kind of think this is a cool project actually. its not like they're saying that their edit is better. like, aside from the part where their GF is reading it, it's essentially it's just a pretext to practice editing a lot on a text they like to learn about it. how are you going to learn without practice? when they say at the beginning they have no idea what they're doing, why expect it to be good in the first place? of course an amateur's first attempt at editing is gonna be janky and weird if someone's first drawings they ever made were studies of a well-known artist's work, and they were noticeably worse, it would be totally unhinged to judge them this harshly and publicly
makes me so sad when my friends refuse to pirate things and insist on paying for a streaming service EVEN when i offer to do it for them or teach them. like pleaseeee i have a vpn i have a plex server i can get you whatever you want. don't buy disney+ i can be your little poob i have it for you.
transmascz doing th "haha omg i want trans womenz gender so bad" thing iz so irritating bc itz like。dude if u just wanted to be a woman u coulda saved urself a lot ov trouble
like could u Please go softlaunch ur detrans grifter arc somewhere else
many men love to be like "i wanna be a man who iz nothing like a man and everything like a woman and if u imply i have even a single trait associated with men i will get Pissed Off" and then also get pissed off if u imply tht manhood doez not seem like a particularly good fit for their professed desirez。ultimately soem ov them transition abt it & some ov them detransition abt it & some ov them simply wallow in unresolved contradiction
[bored and trying to cause problems voice] if you think about it, the social role of the 'childhood friend' as commonly explored in stories is actually identical to the social role of the 'sibling'. observe how a parent figure is permitted to scold and lecture the 'childhood friend' as proof of closeness (and as proof of 'member of family'). as well, a common trope that emerges is 'realizing we are siblings actually'. thus, it's actually correct to understand this ship as incest.
*Stares into the middle distance* Anyone ever think about how a lot of normal/encouraged parenting tactics are also textbook abuse? Like...
Tracking (phone tracking apps are getting increasingly popular for parents)
Controlling appearance
Stopping a child from spending time around friends (grounding, taking away communication with people outside of the house)
Making a teen ask before going anywhere
And more that I don't have the energy to write out
The reason these things are considered acceptable for parents and abusive for everyone else is because youth are second class citizens who don't have the right to self determination