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Every pride, you must reblog this. No exceptions
I love that four different people on my feed scheduled this joyous person to reblog by 8am on June 1. I look forward to seeing this a dozen more times today.
i wanna get more hickeys but my warrior’s instincts keep causing me to effortlessly dodge every bite and scratch with beastly precision
One thing that a lot of transmasc people struggle with before they fully realize they’re trans is the question of “do I hate being treated like a woman because women are treated like shit, or do I hate being treated like a woman because I’m not a woman?”
and one method (though not entirely foolproof) to figuring that out is asking “would I be upset if another girl was treated like this?”
like, I’d be just as mad if some dude said “you can’t do math because you’re a girl” to a female classmate as I would if he said it to me
however, I never got uncomfortable at waiters calling my female friends “m'am”, I was only uncomfortable when they called *me* that
and obviously everyone’s feelings are different and there’s tons of variables at play, but if you find that there’s a lot of the second scenario going on with you, there’s a good chance you’re not entirely cis
i feel like people dont talk about cis female chasers chasing trans men enough. you know, the women who say they dont want to date cis men, or they only date trans men for 'safety'. girl shut up. if you are a cis woman dating a trans man, please acknowledge you have systematic power over him
(this doesnt extend to trans women btw. t4t for the win, love you ladies! if any of yall want my number just know i can easily pick up someone a foot taller than me, so if you ever wanna be princess carried hit me up /j)
jokes aside, it rubs me the wrong way. espc because a lot of them go after the more feminine/pre-t guys
cis women love forgetting that the power dynamic between them and cis men and the power dynamic between them and trans men is not the same.
cis women will be like "i want a cute trans bf because he'll be so polite and nonthreatening and he'll understand misogyny (as I experience it) and he'll be good at giving me orgasms ;)" like okay but what are you gonna bring to the table. are you gonna unlearn your own transphobia? are you gonna respect his experiences with misogyny? are you prepared to learn how to engage sexually with a trans man in a way that makes him feel respected and loved? are you gonna dump him when T makes him hairy and sweaty and "gross"? when he shows any negative emotion or gets upset with something you did, are you gonna tell him T is making him violent and scary and a Typical Man to manipulate him into feeling bad for expressing himself in any way that isn't perfectly docile? do trans men even exist as people to you or just emotional support sextoys?
It never ceases to amaze me how trans people turn dating into a singularly-beneficial event for them.
For trans women it's demanded to take the girldick or get raped, because they are women and to deny them access to yourself, your dating life, and/or your female-specific spaces is a hate crime.
For trans men, apparently, it's solving all social issues facing them, taking on all of their emotional baggage, and never commenting on a negative thing they do lest it make them seem like a Typical Man.
Neither of these individuals inspire a potential partner to want to bring anything to the table, because it doesn't look like any prospective partner is going to have any time in the relationship where they're able to get in something for themselves - they'll be spending it all validating the needs and demands of their partner.
u sound absolutely fucking bonkers.
Genderkoolaid: "Chasers want this laundry list of benefits they believe trans men can provide them. What, in turn, are they bringing to the relationship?"
Some absolute moron in the wings: "Even one thing is asking too much, privileged man. Now I'm going to rant about what I've decided you said instead, and how that's your fault."
As usual, terfs cannot imagine just, y'know, being kind and reciprocal in a relationship. They are so bitter and twisted that any form of kindness directed to anyone that isn't also an insular terf, is too much.
To a terf, being a decent human is pandering social activism. Woke. A bit of... Dare I say it. Virtue signalling.
It sounds awfully like cis male right wing rhetoric. But... No. No, that can't be right. Terfs are the opposite of right wing men! They... They care! About (cis) women! They prommy!
And as usual, terfs cannot shut the fuck up about their pet conspiracy that an epidemic of trans lesbians are forcing cis lesbians to have sex with them. Where are these trans lesbian rapists? Are they in the room with us right now?
Bumblebees/humlor. Värmland, Sweden (May 28, 2018).
The history of corporate propaganda.
I vividly remember attending a training session with a scan from an 1880-something newspaper that said "unions used to be something we needed, but we're past that now." The corporate propaganda hasn't changed in 130+ years.
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So YouTube sometimes does the thing where it swaps out an ad to instead ask you a survey on which car you'd be more likely to buy, which movie, etc.
This time it asked, all in caps for some reason:
Which movie are you likely to see in cinemas?
OPPENHEIMER
BARBIE
And two other things I didn't care about.
Naturally, I clicked Barbie.
Next two videos I got four straight ads for makeup
:(