Klara

She/Her Minor on HRT since 10/09/2025

[tboy-cock]

obsessed with the exchange on instagram where a guy in a comments section was fearmongering about top surgery and saying that it comes with "life long health consequences that the doctors will hide from you" and to "ask any masectomy patient" and then several people who either have had a masectomy or know someone who has replied and were like "hey thats not true. my masectomy has had no long term consequences. youre an idiot"

[gnomebutch]

Being an actual dysphoric trans person must be so scary imagine meeting someone and thinking they are like you just to find out they transitioned due to an AGP fetish and squeals when talking about their gock and euphoria boners or whatever

[depsidase]

[quakerjoe]

[justscorn]

I hate when cissoids get involved in trans discourse, can you fuck off dude? nobody wants to hear about what you think makes someone trans you've never fucking experienced it.

[wound-tree]

It saddens me that a fair amount of people who insist transandrophobia is real think that when feminists denounce transandrophobia, we are saying that trans men never experience oppression ever. Of course you do; you experience bigotry on the level of being trans, and you experience misogyny when people deny your gender identity and use the patriarchy to harm you. You do not, however, experience transmisogyny on the level that trans women do, which is the intersection of bigotry against trans people and bigotry against women. It’s not just “transphobia but for girls”, it’s a conversation around how both transphobia and misogyny are heightened when aimed towards trans women. The key fact is that trans women occupy BOTH spheres. While trans men sometimes unfortunately face misogyny, they do not face transmisogyny.

The reason people push so hard against the concept of transandrophobia is because it fundamentally requires one to believe in misandry. For it to exist as a separate concept from regular transphobia, analogous to transmisogyny, you would have to experience oppression both on the axis of being transgender and being a man. You do not experience oppression BECAUSE you are a man. You may face transphobia and misogyny from people who deny that you are a man, and you still deserve to talk about these experiences! But when you insist that transandrophobia is the correct word to describe this oppression, because you think that trans men need their “own” word for their oppression (the word transphobia already exists. hello), you are cheapening the conversation around transmisogyny. We don’t need “transphobia but for boys” and if you think we do, you need to do some serious reading into transfeminism.

[charl0ttan]

dog i gotta move like yesterday

[golongbyjoannanewsom]

obsessed w this person in the replies

[hotvampireadjacent]

[thecryptkeeper]

i know the way people talk about their pets now is probably how we’ve been doing it for all of history. a cat owner in ancient rome saw their cat lounging on the dining pillows and commented “he thinks himself to be the senator claudius 🤣”

[sailermoon]

this is how new yorkers @ mamdani

[sailermoon]

[handweavers]

having institutional access never stops feeling sort of crazy to me because you can literally type in any country and time period and find at least a handful of peer reviewed articles somewhere that discuss a specific aspect of people's lives in depth and at length like "what was considered pop culture in late imperial russia" or "how did the textile trade work in northern mali in the 1600s" or "children's toys in pre-colonial philippines" and it's just sitting there but the majority of people on planet earth aren't allowed to read any of it

[silkwhim]

fun phenomenon

[justscorn]

Comparing transmedicalism to transphobia is so fucking stupid. We literally are trans... I feel like there should be a different term for transphobia against transsexuals and "trans"phobia against transgenders. Because their perception of quote on quote transphobia is clearly not fit to the actual meaning of the word. Not calling your Hazbin hotel fiction kin alter it/its is not transphobia, you're just retarded. Yes I do think transsexuals can be transphobic but making fun of transgenders hardly counts as discrimination.

[une-croquette]

why do some of u care what ethinicity invented a popular new word. like normal people do not think about this.

[justscorn]

aave is just African American slang pretending it's deeper than that. Mfs will crucify you for saying dawg as a white person

[vintageeveryday]

Ten days after the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, officials discovered a new, potentially greater threat: a massive pool of water had collected beneath the melting core of Reactor 4. If the molten fuel (corium) reached this water, it could have triggered a massive steam explosion. Experts feared this second blast would have been powerful enough to destroy the remaining three reactors and render much of Europe uninhabitable.

The men seen suiting up in the photo were not professional divers, but power plant employees who knew the facility's layout: Alexei Ananenko, a mechanical engineer who knew where the release valves were located; Valeri Bespalov, a senior engineer who assisted in the search; Boris Baranov, the shift supervisor whose job was to provide light for the others.

When asked, Ananenko’s response was simple: “How could I refuse, when I was the only person on shift who knew where the valves were located?”

Equipped with basic respirators, wetsuits, and flashlights, they waded through knee-to-waist-high radioactive water in the dark to manually drain the chambers. Despite their lights failing during the mission, they successfully located the valves by touch, following a main pipe until they reached the sluice gates.

For years, popular legend claimed that all three men died of radiation poisoning shortly after the mission. However, reality was much different. All three men survived the immediate aftermath of the mission. Boris Baranov lived until 2005, when he died of a heart attack at age 65. Alexei Ananenko and Valeri Bespalov were still alive as of 2018 and were personally awarded the “Order for Courage” by the Ukrainian president.

[steampunk-sorcerer]

a transmed called me a “predatory narcissist” for literally only saying euphoria is a bigger indicator you are trans than dysphoria lmao

[klarauwu]

AGP sexpest LMFAO