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yamada-ryo

introducing them to clear technologies

theatredebanalites

Okay, what alternate version of Ave Mujica did they watch exactly ?

#ave mujica #uika misumi #she really is TMA

ouroborealiss

Tumblr tgirl moodboard!

zxbuster-advent

TsubaMari by ﾒｲﾄﾞｽｷｰ(カラー)/初単行本１２月２７日発売！@maidsky_elf

Maria: "I can't restrain myself any longer."

subspaceskater

dusk

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Cat gorl mech :]

I didnt feel like digging up my backdrops for a quick pic so paper towel

acerby

cats love paper towels so this is fitting!

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saki~chan🐶

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you all don’t even try to hide your transmisogyny

numb3r-0n3-b1tt3r-hag-na

This is an ancient tactic to handwave feminism in all forms since the beginning of time. "I wont take this feminism stuff seriously until a man tells me how it is." What makes this exceptionally transmysoginistic is that trans women are expected to engage with this criticism like its actually about inclusivity, and not just boring ass regular laughed-out-of-the-room misogyny.

cannibal-flowerbomb

If these guys gave a fuck about transmascs thoughts on transfeminist theory they wouldn't call me a cunt every time I disagreed with them.

It's a deflection tactic.

mousidy

Saw some reposted nonconsent art of a transfemme character and thought I'd go and see if I could find the artist on r34 through tags because it was kinda hot and I wanted to compliment them, and I've had luck finding porn artists that way in the past. (the classic green r34, I think it's .xxx now?)

After approximately ten minutes of trying to find a tag that fits, I find out that there's no tag to look up transfeminine victims but *4* separate tags for transmasculine victims. I've always been aware that tme people don't think we're capable of being victims but it's never felt so blatant...

Sorry if this is outside the scope of what you intended for the transfemme voices project, I understand if it doesn't end up getting posted

yes!!!! the idea that we are perpetrators and never victims/survivors is heavily reflected in the ways we are sexualized and fetishized. they are frankly two sides of the same coin, and I think we shy away from discussing that because we rightly tend to be very sex positive. but the ways we are sexualized by transmisogynistic stereotypes are inextricable from the ways they oppress us. the stereotypes are designed to be psychosexually powerful, and we see that reflected in the sexual roles both real and fictional trans women are pigeonholed into filling

porn is art, and thus I don't think it's beyond being examined through the lenses and standards of art. the transmisogynistic stereotypes that pervade the collective consciousness and the way trans women are depicted in porn are not two separate phenomena in isolated cultural silos. they are in conversation with one another! and I think it's worth considering (at the risk of sounding silly) that the way we make porn could add a transfeminist voice to this conversation