Jebothy

Jeb | They/them| 21 | I am usually being sarcastic as fuck

[hithimwithachair]

i dont give a shit about how bad monaco went i only care that fernando was in the top 10 OHHHH FERNANDO ALOOOOOONSO OHHHH FERNANDO ALOO-OO-ONSO!!!!!!

[jebpleb]

Call me Henry VIII the way I’d disobey God and end up getting her head out of it

[brakingpoint]

in hindsight i think max dodged a bullet getting out of there lap one

[jebpleb]

I’d throw it back and all but sadly I do still need that thang

[barbiehelmet]

toto: i love both my children equally! kimi antonelli and [looks at smudged writing on hand] greg rusty

[ceruleanheaven]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at myself] its over

[jebpleb]

Putting my people pleaser into your need for validation until we codependent relationship

[antifa-succubus]

girlbulge is such a choice look i really wish it was more normalized

[antifa-succubus]

No offense to the droves of nsfw blogs reblogging this, but this was actually not meant to be a horny post. Let trans women exist in public spaces in their natural bodies without having to tuck or take other uncomfortable measures. I deserve to be able to wear tight clothes or go to the beach without having to be uncomfortable or in straight up pain from tucking just because some fragile cis people might think it’s some kind of perverted sexual display if there’s any sign of a bulge. So again, girlbulge is a choice look and I really wish it was more normalized and not seen as something inherently sexual, because it’s literally just how our bodies look in certain clothes.

[antifa-succubus]

got my first terf shitstain in the notes throwing a tantrum about this which is part of why i think it’s so important to normalize it. people being driven to seething rage at the mere thought of having to see a little bump under someone’s clothing is not fucking healthy! trans people deserve better than to be treated that way! i should be able to safely wear what i want without having to worry that my body is gonna send someone into a complete fucking rage!

[sobblefan]

Girls with big breasts 🤝 Girls with bulge

Being sexualized for having a body

[xpxssxm]

[imjunebitch]

rare aesthetic: so many trans friends I almost posted smth containing the words "girl period"

[imjunebitch]

actually yk what. June of 2 minutes ago was right. periods arent a gendered thing. girl period.

[jebpleb]

Bleed like a man @feral-queercore-punk

[jebpleb]

I fear I interact with straight people the same way straight people see queer people. Oh! Oh you’re one of them! Oh no that’s completely cool I just never really see people being so…proud of that. Nono good for you! I’m glad you’re happy about who you are…

[jebpleb]

I think the idea of being polite is far too overrated at times. There’s a difference between showing kindness and curtesy. Please and thank you when someone makes you a meal is great and kind, saying you “don’t mean to be a bother” when asking for a raise you deserve? Bullshit and you shouldn’t have to do it.

You don’t have to be polite to everyone. I’m not going to gently remind a Nazi that what they’re doing is mean, I’m gonna tell them they’re a piece of shit. Why am I expected to suck my boss’s dick when they’re scamming me and gently ask transphobes not to misgender me?

Be rude, be impolite, be kind, be true to yourselves.

[jebpleb]

Imagine being non-binary and NOT using that to your full advantage? Going to the club and a woman hits on you? She’s now queer. A man does it? Queer. We are dismantling this heterosexual world one face card at a time and you can’t stop us.

[jebpleb]

Why is the one day it’s good fucking weather in Britain the time I have a hot flush and have to go outside to cool down???

[dragon-in-a-fez]

keep thinking about how I wrote in my dissertation about how every time a new form of public/social space emerges it's immediately popular with kids and teenagers who see it as a chance at freedom and then adults colonise it and kick them out. this happened with malls in the 80s and diners in the 50s and pool halls in the 20s. my dad was doing research on this trend in like 1975. and I was like "yeah so this is going to happen to the internet" and then five years later every government suddenly decided to ban kids from everywhere online. I hate being right especially when I don't even get paid for it

[strawbkiwi]

btw if all you are doing as a physically disabled person is survive, you're worthy of being here as much as everyone else. even if you can't work, make art, or leave your home. even if you don't see anything beyond your bedroom and phone screen. even if you gain or lose weight, or your appearance otherwise changes because of your disability. even if you aren't awake or aware most of the time. you being here is enough to contribute to the world. i love you

[jebpleb]

Switching between trying to convince myself I’m not chronically ill/disabled and dragging myself out of bed at 5pm after being awake for 6 hours to make a healthy meal, eat it and immediately go back to lie down so I don’t throw up.

[scramratz]

A big issue with online queer discourse is you never know what queer level your opponent is. You could be arguing about he/him lesbians with someone who thinks men can’t be bisexual