Musings of a Semi-Closeted Bisexual

27 | she/her | TERFs/exclusionists/gatekeepers dont interact | follows from thehahathatscute-blog

[bowlifecomics]

It makes me happy when they listen

[cheap-pink-mints]

[bidotorg]

[suggestrogen-deactivated2025121]

Tumblr killed me (isuggestforcefem) for "harassment"

blahblah message me for my discord account and all that whatever

[suggestrogen-deactivated2025121]

Oh yeah and reblog for reach that too

[ot3]

remember a little while ago when there was a round of discussing the undeniably disproportionate moderation trans women face on this website. and a few of us were saying stuff like "this doesn't necessarily mean there's people on tumblr staff specifically going out of their way to target trans women because the way systemic bigotry functions is that that doesn't need to be the case to result in the same outcomes, and it's more likely this is coming from staff's inability to adequately handle mass scale false reporting campaigns

and then the ceo of tumblr literally admitted that they had external contractors doing moderation that was so transphobic that even mr. dipshit 'threaten to involve the FBI because a trans woman made a looney toons threat at me" mullenwag realized that was what was happening there. just want to make sure we all don't forget that that's something that happened! lol!

[ot3]

here's a source on this one on the off chance you weren't around or don't remember so you can see that i am not exaggerating or editorializing at all [x]

anyway hows the in house moderation been going to reduce the transphobia. pretty good it doesn't seem

[biocrafthero]

[sedoretu]

wore a cowboy costume to the gay bar and went home with a guy dressed as a gladiator and it was really fun but the whole time i couldnt stop thinking about how we looked like those two queens from night at the museum

[dogpuppy]

[draconym]

My tattoo artist told me his teenage son came out to him as trans by giving him a bunch of blue cupcakes and a greeting card that said "it's a boy!"

"That's cute," I said.

"It was NOT cute!" he snapped. "I thought he was pregnant."

[lezkissgifs]

Honey Don't! (2025) dir. Ethan Coen

[dandyshorts]

[jewfrogs]

theyre adding a new piece to the chess board its called the prince and basically he fags it up out there

[squareofshape]

so i wore a pride flag pin to work the other day and the kids were all interested (obviously) (find me a classroom of preschoolers who are not obsessed with rainbows) (i'll wait) so they crowded around to see.

"aww!" they said, "it's a flag!!"

but the thing is: they're little. a lot of them don't really have a handle on all their mouth sounds yet.

such as, notably, that tricky tricky "L" sound.

[shithowdy]

found this cool branch in the woods. i want to mount it but i need to make sure it's clean before i nail it anywhere.

[gumi-megpoidd]

[shithowdy]

i've blocked a few people being snotty about this addition to my post so i need to emphasize that even if it wasn't part of the original intent, this is an official anti-terf post 🚫🚫🚫

happy pride from me and my pangender trussy

[harveyguillensource]

Harvey’s the cover star of EW’s 2023 Pride issue! Check out his interview at the source link!

[transgenderchainsawman]

This year for pride month I want trans people to be alive. Thank you.

[omgthatdress]

I debated with myself whether or not to include Christine Jorgensen in my history of drag because technically, she was never a drag queen. She was never impersonating a woman, she was simply being a woman. However, her story was such a milestone and she was such an icon that it feels wrong not to include her.

Christine Jorgensen was the first American trans woman to undergo gender-reassignment surgery. Because her parents were immigrants from Denmark, she was able to travel there and stay through 1951 and 1952 while undergoing hormone therapy and then through several surgeries.

Christine was forcibly outed when a letter to her parents explaining her transition was leaked to The New York Daily News.

While she had intended to live a quiet, private life, Christine was gracious and humble when her return to the US was swarmed with photographers and reporters.

Even though she had never intended to cause such a storm of publicity, she never shied away from it. She used her platform to become a tireless defender of transgender rights, and was able to build her way into a successful career as an entertainer.

Even when faced with the most vile and violent transphobia, Christine was always poised, elegant, and quick-witted. Her style, charm and good humor endeared her to millions of fans. Her icon status is well-deserved.

[omgthatdress]

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[judilyart]

under the fig trees 💜🌿