Punks Passion

Literally just a sub blog to dump my punk inspo, and other punk stuff

[punkspassion]

I just realized it’s probably time i make a pinned post so here we go!

I’m Amaze! You can also call me Sol

Im appart of the queer community and fuck with contradictory labels so fuck of if you don’t like it (Im a lesboy, but also just consider myself a lesbian and Transmasc non binary)

Building off of that, my pronouns are they/he/it but you can also use litterally any neo on me too.

I’m an anarchocommunist and I found the punk scene a little over a year ago.

I unfortunately don’t really listen to the music (poser i know) but I fuck with the ideology and I try to reflect that through my fashion and actions.

I’m autistic and once again questioning if im appart of a system

Dni of Homophobic transphobic, right wing, zionist, etc.

Also, free palestian

Go check out my main @fandomfanaticfun

[punkspassion]

I’m making some changes. All of this still applies, but im also going to shift away from purely punk on this blog and make it more alt fashion in general. More stuff like grunge and goth. I love the subcultures and I will continue to learn about them. They seem to all incorporate the value of diy and rejecting fast fashion. A style like grunge is more accessible to me sensory issues wise but I definitely keep my punk values and beliefs and absolutely adore the style.

[strangeremain]

Being a masochist is so important to me as a person with a chronic pain condition. It is so powerful and healing to be able to choose the pain I feel and to have it associated with pleasure and positive memories instead of merely the suffering of my injured body. It gives me back agency in a body and a world that has taken so much of it away from me

[justabunny]

I HATE that people don't understand that even if the condition is common, doesn't mean it can't be incredibly disabling.

because for example, POTS is becoming more common because of COVID and such but often times people think that it's just a "getting dizzy disorder".

but for some people like me we sometimes pass out, and sometimes we can't tell when it's coming. which can lead to going from standing to suddenly waking on the floor, which sometimes involves hitting things on the way down. things like that can lead to head injuries, concussions, broken bones, etc.

so yes for some people can have more mild symptoms but that isn't always the case for everyone.

[razzle-de-tazzle]

Finally gave in and tried out a mobility aid and oh my gosh why did I not do this sooner. It was so helpful it low-key weirds me out

[tumble-tv]

WHY ARE MOBILITY AIDS SO FUCKING EXPENSIVE

[the-worms-in-your-bones]

I think both hrt and mobility aids should be free

[4rachn1d]

Just so we are all on the same page, Being kind IS in FACT punk rock

[sage-thee-herbmaster]

I’m so done with those TikTok baby queers bitching about trans men lesbians “they’re just misgendering themselves” “lesbian means non-men loving non-men” SHUT THE FUCK UP!!! READ A FUCKING BOOK!! We’re the QUEER community not the FUCKING LABEL POLICING COMMUNITY!!! I FUCKING HATE THESE DUMASS MFS TRYING TO POLICE OTHER QUEER PPL!! If you bitch about “”contradictory”” labels I’m block your bitch ass. IM DONE!!

[berry-formal]

I think people stress themselves out too much over trying to understand others' identity. Personally I see nothing wrong if a cis guy is a lesbian. If he's happy, being part of the community, and fighting with us, then beautiful! It's called Good Faith Identity for a reason. Just be yourself, love, show a little kindness then and there. It really is that easy

[kairithemang0]

Making a version for me reblog to make both your and the previous blogs boobs get smaller

Go away boobs!

[our-queer-experience]

trans people will literally go “i have a complicated relationship with my history with gender and sometimes see it as a gender i ‘used to be’ and i don’t really look like a cis person of either gender and i don’t think i can fit it into simple categories” and everyone will spontaneously combust

[our-queer-experience]

i remember being at some lgbtqia+ group when i was at an all girl’s school and i was one of two trans people, i was the only butch or even vaguely masculine person in the room, and i said something along the lines of “i consider myself a guy who used to be a girl” and five minutes later one of my friends(if you would say that ig) went “yeah so he was always a boy, he just didn’t know it yet” about me. and i had to stand there like What Did I Just Say. Can Anyone Hear Me

[our-queer-experience]

now i make posts like “sometimes trans men used to be girls and sometimes trans women used to be boys and it’s ok if we think about it like that” and everyone immediately acts like they want me dead

[changelingfangs]

Fuck it -- God bless the rural queers. God bless every dyke, faggot and tranny who lives in a town with less than 10k. God bless every queer living in red towns in red counties, in blue states or red states alike. God bless every queer who's also a redneck, who knows how to hunt and fish. God bless every queer living in a town where every other house is condemned. Where half the storefronts are empty.

God bless rural queers.

[revolmp3]

trf on this site: talks about issues that affect all trans people to only focus on trans women

trans men/mascs/nonbinary/intersex ppl on this site: hey l think maybe we should talk about this issue more broadly!

trfs: ohhoho look at these entitled birthday boys making every post about them. your oppression isn’t unique lol go make your own post

trans men/mascs/nonbinary/intersex ppl: make their own posts

trfs: by not centering trans women specifically in this post about androqueerphobia you’re being transmisogynistic

[j3llyco]

the urge to get my top surgery as soon as possible so i can dress like a femboy twink without the ✨badonkers✨ making me dysphoric and uncomfortable on the cutests outfits

[finnslay]

i love you queer people

i love you fat queer people

i love you queer people of color

i love you queer people of different cultures

i love you disabled queer people

i love you differently able queer people

i love you queer systems

i love you neurodivergent queer people

i love you queer people of different religions

i love you intersex people

i love you unlabeled queer people

i love you mentally ill queer people

i love you all queer people

happy pride <3

[viciouslyrobotic]

Any rhetoric claiming that trans mascs are safer, have it easier or are not targetted as often or as much as trans fems aids in the invisibility of trans masc issues, community division, and perpetuates terf narratives in this essay I will

[satyrradio-deactivated20250513]

"Where were transmascs during Stonewall?" Across the street throwing lit mattresses at cops and chanting "gay rights, gay rights, gay rights!" from the windows of the Women's House of Detention, asshole.

[thepileofclothesonyourdesk]

This forgotten women's prison helped cement Greenwich Village's queer identity

In his book The Women's House of Detention, Hugh Ryan writes about the New York City prison and the role it played in the gay rights movemen

Npr article on this

[genderkoolaid]

"The House of D [was] 500 feet from the Stonewall Inn," Ryan says. "On the first night of the riots, people incarcerated in the prison could actually see what was happening out their windows, and they started a riot all their own, setting fire to their belongings and throwing them down to the streets below while chanting 'Gay rights! Gay rights! Gay rights!' "By the '50s and '60s, Ryan estimates, "around 75% of the people incarcerated in the House of D are queer in some way." In the 1960s, the prison began marking gay prisoners with a "D" for "degenerate," and placing them into solitary confinement because they were considered a "danger to other women." [...] The first waywardism laws in New York State start in the 1880s and they only apply to girls and women, originally ones who are arrested for prostitution and then expanded greatly in the late 1800s to women who might become prostitutes. And that's where they really get into danger, right? Because suddenly the charge of prostitution has nothing to do with sex work or exchanging sex for money. Instead, a wayward girl is anyone who was thought to be improperly feminine to the point where she has an invitation to prostitution. She's either too sexual or she's too masculine and unable to get any other kind of job. So of course she's going to end up being a prostitute.