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Anyone who says they’ve never held bigoted beliefs is 100% a liar. We get older and we learn better and we grow more understanding of the world around us. Social justice is not a contest of perfection. It’s a process of growth. That has been completely lost on this community in the past two years.
Being female is good/cool.
come to think of it, porn is a relatively recent thing. Even more recent in terms of the mass consumption because of technology, but even before this, it didn’t really exist in terms of acceptance and public distribution prior to the 1970s. So then there is a generation of men who were not exposed to porn during their adolescent years. Their sexualities were not destroyed by porn. I wonder what the sexuality of that cohort is compared to that of the boys going through adolescence right now. What was the language around sex like? What sexual acts were commonly within an imagination’s reach? How prevalent were they. What were the experiences of the heterosexual women from that cohort.
Tori Huit on Donald Trump, Political Discourse, and Propaganda
💘 Gay Pride NYC, 1980s. Photo: Barbara Alper #lesbianculture #gaypride #lesbianpride #bluejeans #babes #lezstyle #facetoface #denimtodenim #barbaraalper
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Sidney Sime (English, 1867-1941)
The Dreams of Nodeus (detail and full illustration)
The Guardians
The Diver
More Sidney Sime on hideback
Using her powers for good.
Palmer Hay Flats, Alaska
REPRODUCTIVE COERCION IS ABUSE.
More “sissy blogs” have started following me. This is the kind of content they share. Captioned images of naked women that say things like “you want to be this.” “You want a vagina” “you were such a waste when you were a man” posts like these have thousands and thousands of notes, shared by thousands of similar pornographic blogs. Most of these blogs are run by trans women themselves. This is the kind of pornography a lot of trans women expose themselves to. Trans boards online are constantly talking about it. A lot of trans women say the pornography helped them discover their “gender identity.” (See: did sissy porn make me trans, or was I trans all along?) These men that masturbate to this kind of pornography are the same men that want to be included in all of women’s spaces, on the basis of their “identity”
I’ve been reading the book Men in Men’s Bodies, and it makes me want to cry. This is all we are to them.
This book?
A.A. Lawrence, Men Trapped in Men’s Bodies: Narratives of Autogynephilic Transsexualism. © Springer Science+Business Media, New York, 2013. DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-5182-2_1
I recommend it. Everyone can download the ebook in PDF format here (clicking it will allow you to read it in your browser, and if you’re on a phone, you can save it and read it on your phone)
“Some man said to me this morning - treating me like I was sort of someone…”
there’s no shame in just blocking people. there’s no shame in just deleting messages in your inbox that you don’t want to or can’t answer. it’s easy to feel like you have to acknowledge and respond to every person who addresses you on this website but you absolutely do not, and you should not if it’s negatively impacting your mental health.
Lesbian partners live without the simple social consensus that they can in fact form couples. Instead, society denies the very possibility, and it asks lesbians to believe this homophobic assertion over their own contrasting personal experience. Many heterosexual people simple refuse to see lesbian couples, assuming that women without male partners are simple unattached individuals engaged in superfluous social relationships. When forced to recognize them, many people dismiss lesbian relationships as a brief stage shared by “roommates,” “friends,” or “girls” who will go on to select male partners. Likewise, lesbian couples’ attempts to build clear boundaries around their relationship are met with social resistance.
The Lesbian Family Life Cycle by Suzanne Slater (via ecce-signum)
