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I don’t know how I’d never watched ride the cyclone before but god I am SO charmed

#I saw a tiktok that compared the plot to six and I was like #wait they’re DEAD?#and decided to commit based off that knowledge and having heard clips

kenm4vhs

i wake up, i think about satoru gojo, go to sleep, think about satoru gojo, in my dreams, think about satoru gojo, in the shower, think about satoru gojo, losing my mind, think about satoru gojo, doing nothing, think about satoru gojo, reading a book, think about satoru gojo

#i need this weird fucker biblically rn #in a way concerning to feminism

inventanimate

werewolf-transgenderism

terfs celebrating that the international chess federation has banned trans women from competing in women's FIDE competitions, because it's sooooooo feminist to argue that women are so biologically inferior and nowhere near as smart as men and thus can't play chess on the same level. girl that's not feminism that's literally just misogyny

thatdiabolicalfeminist

they'll lick any boot that stomps on trans women

geekandmisandry

"They'll lick any boot that stomps on trans women."

wiisagi-maiingan

The situation is actually considerably more insidious than just saying that women are biologically inferior.

The reason why chess tournaments for women specifically exist isn’t because women can’t compete against men, but because professional chess has a rampant misogyny problem and female competitors often face horrific harassment from their opponents, coaches, audience members, media coverage, and international fans online. Many chess tournaments are actively unsafe for women, so tournaments specifically for women are to not just give them more attention and coverage, it’s also a measure to protect them from sexism and violence.

On August 3rd, an open letter from some of France’s top women players was posted on twitter, talking about the misogynistic harassment and sexual violence that women and girls face in the chess community and that many women are forced to stay silent about. It got dozens more signatures from women around the world. At least one person who signed it and one of the co-writers of the letter, Yosha Iglesias, is a transgender woman (and a very famous player).

For this new rule to be made almost immediately after women, including at least one transgender women, it seems like it’s direct retaliation for daring to talk about misogynistic violence. It’s also very blatantly shifting the blame for that harassment onto transgender players, specifically transgender women (though trans men are also suffering because of these rules), implying that removing trans women from one of the few spaces in professional chess that they can feel semi-safe will solve the issue of sexual harassment.

It’s punishment, plain and simple. Punishment for daring to speak out about misogyny, punishment for daring to speak out about transphobia, and punishment for daring to stand in solidarity with trans women. Women spoke up against violence and hate and the ICF responded by trying to drive a wedge between them, by pinning the blame on their fellow women and fellow victims.

And now, transphobes who have never once given a single fuck about chess or sexual violence among chess players are flocking to praise a transphobic decision that is only being used to further silence victims of misogyny and violence. They don’t care that the letter was made as an act of solidarity between cis and trans women over the violence they all face, they don’t care that this will only further hurt women in the professional chess community, all they care about is that it hurts trans people.

cryin ab technoblade being dead again

#survivors guilt for cancer for real #when he died I was on vacation with my boyfriend #and he goes hey did you hear the techno news #and I was like no but he’s not dead lmfao #and #I googled it #lmfao

I’m terrified of turning 21

I wonder what you think of me.

I hope you miss me,

Want to talk to me too.

I hope you think I’m pathetic.

I hope you know I’m better

I know we’re better apart.

I’m desperate to close the chapter again, have the “get a coffee and talk things over, just to stay no contact after” moment.

We end up in the same places, just not at the same time.

I wonder if that’s on purpose.

I miss you when I’m alone. When I have nothing but fond memories.

I hate your name when I’m well. When I’m with people and a thought of you comes up. When I see your interest on my mundane target runs with my partner.

I miss you

#bpd probably #vent #Campbell rambles

tryingtogetaway

love is not as transient and conditional as some of you guys think it is. when people tell you they care about you, they don’t change their mind ten minutes later because you said something weird or annoying. the people that love you will still love you when you do things that upset them. love doesn’t instantly disappear like that

markidoof

DBT skills aren’t enough I need to go back to vagueposting

i mourn you so deeply

i pray to whatever will listen that you never know

7244395

Asking for feedback on any interpersonal situation in the year twenty twenty two is so frustrating bc you’ll get responses like “have you considered that everyone involved here is an autistic narcissist with adhd and complex trauma?” Like yeah probably but what relevant information does that give lol