pardon the mess

call me adrian :) | ADHD, autistic | 21 he/him :) | tentatively queer | lowkey wanna post art but people will see it so idk man | safe space!! discourse free :) | icon by @liliegrayson, header by @demigod-of-the-agni!!! | also proshippers not welcome pls get the fuck off my blog

[nasatshirts]

i'm not one to back down from a challenge but what the fuck man

[everydaylouie]

Concert in the Egg

[genderkoolaid]

people on this site genuinely talk like "it's so hard to get people to realize misogyny is a current serious problem ruining lives. now if you'll excuse me i need to go tell a trans man to kill himself for trying to get people to realize misogyny is a current serious problem that is ruining his life and the lives of other trans men" we have learned nothing at all from the mistakes of second wave feminism literally nothing at all.

[genderkoolaid]

like this attitude is literally just "can't you understand that its so rude and selfish and privileged of you, someone who has literally never been included in feminist discussions of misogyny as a result of systemic oppression that feminism has traditionally not questioned, to expect us to include you instead of using the discussion of misogyny as an opportunity to wallow in our own perfect absolute victimhood?????" and i feel like anyone who throws around the word intersectionality should understand immediately why that echoes basically every internal problem feminists have had.

& like i DO agree with the op post too. misogyny is a real and current problem and it is no less real and current in leftist spaces than in conservative ones, nor any less in queer spaces than in heteronormative ones. but when you talk like this & when these (third screenshot) are the kinds of people engaging with your post, i'm sorry but it feels like you are, in the grand tradition of enemy feminisms, using the issue of misogyny not primarily as a chance to fight injustice and support victims of this kind of injustice, but rather to construct an identity as a victim of this injustice that legitimizes your voice while also policing that identity in order to delegitimize other's voices, along pre-existing lines of visibility and erasure and power and suppression.

emphasizing how you are a WOMAN and how this is something WOMEN experience and MEN (even men who are known to be profoundly shaped by being classed as women and having bodies perceived as female) need to SHUT UP about it reflects a need for the discussion of misogyny to centered around you and your experiences and getting to have a voice amongst voices like yours. if it makes you uncomfortable that discussions of misogyny aren't only and exclusively about the kind of misogyny you and others like you (however that is being conceived), that in fact other people's experiences with misogyny may reveal layers to misogyny that you are not perfectly affected by - perhaps the problem is located more in internalized cissexism and racism and classism etc. you need to realize that talking about transmisogyny or misogynoir doesn't make your feminism intersectional when you fundamentally do not think intersectionally and act with hostility towards intersectional feminism that causes you discomfort.

its patently absurd to act like trans men (or trans women, and nonbinary people) aren't immensely victimized by misogyny, or that being trans does not invite even more aggressive forms of misogyny. trans men and trans women and nonbinary/genderqueer/gnc people talking about how they are affected by misogyny does not hurt you and we are also not fucking peripheral to how misogyny functions. if you don't include trans people in your discussion of misogyny its gonna be dogshit.

[beemovieerotica]

most beautiful instagram account

[only-knives]

disability and chronic illness are not, and should not, be punishments for wrong doing. stop connecting immorality to being disabled and chronically ill.

[only-knives]

disability and chronic illness are not, and should not, be punishments for wrong doing. stop connecting immorality to being disabled and chronically ill.

[a-book-of-creatures]

“It contains no quinine” I somehow doubt it will do much about malaria

[a-book-of-creatures]

It’s alcohol isn’t it

[abirdepisode]

According to one source, it’s chinchona extract. Which is quinine.

Ayers Ague Cure

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[talas-first-lady]

[labcorp]

please invent an even dimmer brightness level i am begging

[talas-first-lady]

[whyenn-reader]

the youtube notification of ''ooohh your video isn't starting up smoothly???? turn off your ad blocker you cunt <3'' is so pathetic to me bc it takes five seconds max. you think i can't wait five seconds? you think i need to give you money because five seconds is too long? i pity your wife.

[squishranger]

man i just dont know why im so afraid all the time (<- has the disorder that makes you afraid all the time)

[squishranger]

man i just dont know why im so afraid all the time (<- has the disorder that makes you afraid all the time)

[gin-juice-tonic]

no he wasnt alive for that one

[nasatshirts]

just finished reading o human star by blue delliquanti and i feel sooooo normal about it

[chronically-adumbass]

For my fellow transmen out there, here's a dysphoria comfort to remember:

Odysseus of Ithaca had thunder thighs and massive tits. They were so magnificent that when the Odyssey was written down, they were brought up whenever possible. And yet, it did not make him any less of a man.

[pangur-and-grim]

a visitor asked if she was a fox

[neowiser]

“After days and nights of unconsciousness, Atreus slowly opened his eyes and found himself in strange surroundings… drowning in the fur of Pangur, the luck ?dragon?”

@pangur-and-grim Love Pangur and her shape