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via Seattle Times:

Local Ballard raccoon has been spotted thriving in a remarkably unique and charming body

Yes he(?)'s actually factually real and has even been given an extremely millennial nickname: Jimothy. Wildlife experts advise everyone to just leave him alone and let him live his life

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He is healthy and thriving.

Let him live his best life.

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cyborgized

Self-Awareness by Katsuhiro Õtomo

something I find really funny is that Ryan Gosling was like a chud/incel icon for years and now because of Project Hail Mary he's being snatched up by trans masculine/gay people and I love it

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@snozzberries96 @awkwardsocialfailure @ambientradiation

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THAT-

that is coheed and cambria. That is the man who wrote the song.

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Its mr coheed and cambria

I work at a movie theater.

I understand if you have a disability, those of you who do get a pass. But those of you who go out the emergency exit door and set off the loud ass alarm in my office because you're too lazy to walk your lazy ass out through the lobby I hope you get a hang nail. Fuck you.

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Misha Bukharov - firgapolis

TADC. I have some thoughts.

First off, I want to say I enjoyed the show. I didn't find it super captivating, but I did have a good time. My favorite character ended up being Caine, oddly enough. His character development really made him grow on me. Also, I find him funny, in a sort of messed up way.

But lets talk Jax.

First of all, she's trans. She's a woman. I know she's a fictional character, but I feel that purposely misgendering her is not a flattering image for oneself.

I think she's definitely an abusive person, and I think she has reasons as to why she is like that which were outlined in the show. I personally found her backstory relatable as a trans woman myself whom has gone through a very similar upbringing with a mother who often compared me to my father in very similar ways. "When I was weak, I was less of a man than him, when I lashed out, I was just as bad as him." Let me tell you, this hit home pretty damn hard for me. For me it immediately clicked as to why Jax acted the way she does. Maybe we turned out differently, but I understood.

In any case, I can completely sympathize with her and see why she acts the way she does. Does that justify her actions? No, absolutely not. But we see that she ultimately pays the price for her own actions when we see why she abstracted. It was entirely her own fault. Her defensive behavior drove people she cared about to abstract, and the guilt subsequently drove her to her own abstraction. A terrible shame, but that is what happens when you push everyone away because you would rather try to unreasonably opt out of being a person rather than just embracing who you are. A tragic tale as old as time, I am sure.

Suffice to say, interesting character. It's a terrible shame how the fanbase reacted to her, but I suppose that's just how the internet is.

I also think whoever's in charge of making Jax merch is weird and kind of gross. Very poor taste.

Anyway, that's all I really think about it.

#TADC #jax #dont bother swinging at me over anything I wrote here I'll just delete ur comment.

Transandrophobia is honestly a characteristic of low intelligence. The entire crux of the argument, the entire philosophy at its core is... "well trans men identify as men so they are exactly like men in every way imaginable."

And yet somehow were to believe this is 100%, without a doubt, entirely and universally true. There is ZERO distinction between a trans person and a cis person. HELLO?

#bunabyte

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bomb that kills transandrophobes

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trans clown getting top surgery and the surgeon pulls out his breast tissue and pulls out his breast tissue and pulls out his breast tissue and pulls out his breast tissue and pulls out his