gay thoughts for you

Your local transgender freak and bug enthusiast Xe/Him

[junk-thunder]

girl at bar: heyyy is that a bluetooth speaker in your pocket or is your penis just loud ;)

me: how did you speak a winky face

moral of the story: loud penis

[cryinglawstudent]

God forbid you ask a pharmacy to fill a prescription

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[confusedcorvid2]

SCAR SLIDE

I haven't posted here in ages lmao

[the-amazing-ms-menagerie]

Waking up today and finding out about the uk bathroom law.

I'm going to so honest. I do not care what the law says. I did not battle my gender dysphoria, ptsd, depression and a hundred other issues just for some 63 year old gargoyle who hasn't pleased his wife since ww2 telling me where I can and cannot take a shit.

Fuck the court, fuck Angela rayner, and fuck every single person who signed off on that.

Im taking a shit in the female toilets.

[ghouliens]

We also have no proof Ea-Nasir died. he could still be out there (Scary). Everybody, check your copper....

[balleduptissue]

okay guys idk what happened but earlier when i posted this it was flagged as mature content… what…

[acekcat]

"We need to talk about all trans people in our advocacy!"

*proceeds to only talk about trans men and trans women*

Yeah haha not like there's more trans people that exist outside those two groups...

[something-like-lightning]

my wheelchair is ready and i have this irrational fear that people are gonna like... judge me for not knowing how to use it right.

i'm going to get an F in wheelchair, something that is both normal to fear and possible to achieve

[asexual-amanita]

To my fellow autistics, stop trying to distance yourself from higher support needs folks.

There’s a fine line between not wanting to not intrude or speak over their experiences, and feeling the need to separate yourself, and not be associated at all with those higher on the spectrum.

Language like:

I’m autistic, but I don’t “act like a baby.

I’m not “that” autistic.

I’m autistic, not stupid!

Cross that line.

If you find yourself saying those kinds of things, I’d gently invite you to get curious about why you feel that way. 

What does “acting like a baby” look like? Do some of those associations apply to severely disabled people? Who are “those” autistics? And what does being “stupid” entail? 

Asking yourself these kinds of questions can help you get to the root of those beliefs, and open up more room for self exploration and acceptance.

At the very least it’s just something to think about.

[rylandgraces]

[the most low energy you have ever seen me] we’re about to go crazy mode

[sobcat]

after evaluating my finances and my spending habits, I've found that it might just be more beneficial to ask my vet to put me down

[innerchildabortionclinic]

they're saying it's the most thursday it's ever been

[vurrkit]

For sure!! Here you go <3!!

[talon-dragonbeast]

i swear people freak out about the tamest shit ever

"they identify as animals" thats nice, sharon

"no but they actually think they are animals" theres a war going on, sharon

"like they wear masks and run around in all fours and even bark at people" sharon the war

[shifgrethors]

sometimes I daydream about learning to play bass really well and starting a hardcore punk band with other physically disabled people and calling ourselves the cripple punks.

our debut album would be dedicated to judy heumann and it would be 10 tracks and each song would be centered around one of the principles of disability justice. also about running over ableists with 300 lb power chairs.

[bandalbitch]

im sorry that was a bad joke. i can kill myself if you want