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Do you get nervous watching me bleed? Alexis | xe/they | 23 | white I like movies from 1975

[mr-saavik]

Alexis ⚰️ 23 ⚰️ xe/they ⚰️ white & tme

letterboxd storygraph goodreads serialized

I post about a lot of things especially random ass movies but historically I have blogged a lot about MCR and Star Trek. My talking tag is #ranting and raving. Also my twin sister whom I talk about a lot is Sara @colors-changing-hue

On all levels except physical this is me ^

[carltonlassie]

Taskmaster S21E09

[eroscestlavie]

What do you guys do for work. Job share time. I want to know

[openthefobwatch]

I'm cooked💀💀💀

[misssunskisses]

Look after your pretty vulcan.

[unwillingadventurer]

Raffles in The Last Laugh

[modestybabe]

Le Gai Savoir by Jean-Luc Godard, 1969

[mr-saavik]

I ♡ MAYA DEREN

[loving-jack-kelly]

it's been nine years and i still get mad every tony night about what happened to great comet.

[loving-jack-kelly]

remember when we had a beautifully staged innovative musical with a diverse cast that used music as a medium for character as well as plot and was so so stunning to look at to boot. remember when. and remember when somehow a show that was so against taking a stance that it comes across as excusing terrible behavior because of mental health at best and glorifying the debilitating effects of mental illness at worst swept the tonys that year instead. remember when there were two shows that featured the band as part of the cast for most (bandstand) if not all (great comet) of the show and a bland pop-rock musical somehow won best orchestrations over that?? jesus christ man. fuck.

[hemipenal-system]

some of you dont actually love trans women you just want to fuck them. you’re not an ally you just have unresolved futanari fantasies

[hemipenal-system]

ok i made that other post private bc that guy had an “oh im the asshole here arent i” moment but i do still wanna talk about that a bit

sexual desire isn’t allyship and never has been. not least because it means as soon as a trans woman isn’t attractive or sexually available to you, you will stop caring about her if you frame your desire to get topped* by her as supporting her

*because it’s always getting topped. no one ever wants to top the trans girl. hmm i wonder why

[hemipenal-system]

see the thing is that once you actually do believe that trans women and cis women are more similar than different everything sorta locks in. in this case, it's the idea that objectification and sexual attraction aren't any meaningful support for trans women, the same way they aren't for cis women. remember that trend a couple months ago with like, the guys who performatively carried around feminist literature to try to make themselves seem safe and approachable to women to try to get laid? it's kinda like that. you have to actually be a (trans)feminist you can't just do it for the sex

[reinvent-and-believe]

Interview with the Vampire 2x02

[mr-saavik]

Guys I miss Louis so much

[mr-saavik]

Its cute that they think I'm going to call the show "The Vampire Lestat"

[danlous]

And that's when you can decide if you want it back. Or you want something else.

[mr-saavik]

Finally listening to The Mountain Goats' Going to Princeton vinyl I got for xmas, which is a live recording of a concert I WAS AT and am losing my mind. God I love The Mountain Goats

[riversurface]

angel / caroline david / glazed stoneware & sheep’s wool / 2021

[mr-saavik]

May Reads

We're just going to ignore the fact I gave up on the complete e. e. cummings collection and decided instead to count the individual books I had made it through within it

Read:

& [AND] by e. e. cummings

Star Trek: Lower Decks Vol 1: Second Contact by Ryan North: (no star rating just vibing)

Bastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison: 5/5☆

Committed by Suzanne Scanlon: 4/5☆

Thunder Song by Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe 4/5☆

Is 5 by e. e. cummings

The Hounding by Xenobe Purvis 3.5/5☆

Corinna A-Maying the Apocalypse by Darcie Dennigan 5/5☆

Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf 5/5☆

Currently Reading:

Maurice by E. M. Forster

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Brawler by Lauren Groff

Up Next:

Against Interpretation by Susan Sontag