[doyoulovethewayzeylily]

does anyone know how to talk to girls

[hagiomoto]

If you don't drink alcohol, you deglaze your pan with black tea and a squeeze of lime to make pan sauce for your chicken, okay?

[uhuh100]

suddenly looks like I'm going to be homeless in two weeks. please help me out, cashapp is $aeonlight

[pjharvey]

we have to start running a massive PSA campaign to young gay people so everyone understands there is a difference between being a dom and being a top and between being a sub and being a bottom. and also that sometimes you are neither a sub nor a bottom and you're just like shy. we need to be handing out flyers we need ads at every train station spreading the word

[radio-jupotter]

"if i turned into a girl id let the homies hit" buddy if you turned into a girl youd get one homie in and thed all stop treating you like a human and youd either find an entirely new friend group or kill yourself

[autogynophelia]

I think it makes to sense to consider the term "AMAB" to be a transmisogynistic slur at this point.

It is a term that is pretty much always used with transfems in mind. Even though 99% of "AMAB" people are cis men and 100% of cis men were "AMAB", the term does not convey "cis men plus some other tiny groups included on a technicality", but rather specifically focuses your attention on the alleged similarities between cis men and transfems.

For instance, a phrase like "men's attitudes towards women" hints that men are generally misogynistic, whereas "AMAB attitudes towards women" suggests that transfems specifically are no different from cis men in their misogyny. The act of co-categorisation is in itself a political position.

I am only comfortable hearing "AMAB" from other transfems, and even then only if I trust that they understand it in the same way I do. Hearing it from anyone else is like a disorienting jolt or a slap in the face, barely different from the T-slur.

[abyssalaquarist00]

pick up that non-fiction book

[abyssalaquarist00]

not all of us can live in fantasy 100% the time like i see some people on here do and it's refreshing to learn something new. its been philosophy, essays, and history for me and i feel much more at home on planet Earth for it knowing that people have been struggling and wishing similarly for millenia.

its not that fiction doesnt have its place, its important and healthy to exercise the imagination, but non-fiction can do so much to boost and supplement that. if not for yourself, for your art or for the people you're around

[abyssalaquarist00]

"representation matters!" but you wont read or engage with non-fiction works about any demographic outside your own

[abyssalaquarist00]

this version of the post doesnt seem to be getting much traction but this is arguably the most important reason why we should be reading nonfiction in addition to fiction

[things-that-are-not-true]

i discovered the new wicked lifeform

[things-that-are-not-true]

my name is mortal combat 3

[things-that-are-not-true]

my name is dr. pepper

[bearie]

click and drag to take maisy car for a drive around your dashboard

[bearie]

if you are on mobile good news! you can just move your phone around and it is like you are driving maisy car around the real world!

[loveridden1999]

when england lose, women bruise

[chiarrara]

why was messi lowkey serving saddam hussein hiding spot

[no-body-problem]

[snoopylovessoup]

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

following the world cup so I can predict my friends' suicidal ideation slightly faster.

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

uh oh

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

uh oh

[moonlitorchestrator]

[normaloperafan]

She's so real

[no-body-problem]

Hii everyone, so nice to be here I'm THERE CANNOT BE IN THE WHOLE WORLD ANYTHING BETTER THAN OUR MEDICINE, WHICH HAS THE POWER TO HEAL ALL THE DISEASES OF THE FLESH, or medicine for short lol! ^-^