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How old were you when you first had a grandparent die?
I wasn't born yet
less than a year old
1-5 years old
6-10 years old
11-20 years old
over 20 years old
I don't know/it's complicated
results/no grandparents have died yet
these people expect me to take “racialized women being masculinized is an example of androphobia” seriously as an argument
this one infuriates me because this has been written about in feminism by Black feminists! extensively! this explicit function of patriarchy!
i had a bad day and was thinking I might’ve been too harsh, but after sleeping on it I remain resolute: using this line of argumentation tells me you are racist and misogynist and that you do not care about women’s words and experiences except insofar as you can use them to benefit yourself
the Black and brown and queer and working-class and disabled women who this masculinization was done to identified it as a function of patriarchy, but a white mra from one of upstate New York’s woker sundown towns says it’s bc the patriarchy hates men, so who’s to say
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oh my fucking god who cares about men who caresssssss
shut upppppppppppppp
Trans sex workers should be allowed to kill someone everytime they are forced to refer refer themselves as a "femboy", "futanari", "ladyboy" and other equally denigrating terms
Rocky learns about the Tacoma Narrows Bridge disaster, aka Galloping Gertie. (inspired by this post)
For those unfamiliar
Applied for a job that matches my degree and is literally a two minute walk away from my house 👀👀👀
I have an interview lined up for Friday 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
little doodle thing. disability rights and accepting my own disabilities has been very important to me lately 🍻🪽💘 i love helping others who may need an extra hand yayyyyy
psa to all white people: if you start your conversation with “i’m sorry for being white” “as someone lighter than paper” “white people are terrible i will be the first to tell you” or anything similar i will not ❌ 🙅♂️ be listening to the rest of your sentence. your performative self-flagellation solves nothing and i refuse to validate your racial victim complex 😔 😡
mirror of me (a piece on identity)
black dissociation and the escape through cartoon and anthropomorphic characters has been my go to as a child from the amount of trauma that has been inflicted upon me. this are is very personal but I wanted to share.
this is also about my struggle with my own internalized antiblackness so I wanted to draw a beautiful piece reflecting the beauty of blackness
Top surgery scars were made for pressing against tgirl boobs
Why do straight trans people always beg for more representation and more acknowledgment? How would that be any different from a white gay saying we need to pay attention to white gays more?
I just im having a tough time understanding why these heterosexuals seem to genuinely think gay people have privilege over them somehow. Its annoying.
do people just not find those AI pop-ups everywhere not incredibly patronizing: "help me write" "help me visualize" help me put my balls in your mouth
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in my little pony universe youd go to a job interview and theyd be like so how does your cutiemark reflect your dedication to this position. And every time youd have to spew some bullshit about how your cutiemark of two tennis rackets actually means youre a team player and good at multitasking and view the market like a playing field. or whatever. and you wouldnt even get the job
my primary school made us a little leavers book and hosted a goodbye assembly for all the year 6's before we left and one of the things we had to put in the book was a memory of our time in the school, it could be anything, fun, silly, sad, whatever.
when it came time to write these memories i panicked and lied, i said i'd fallen asleep on the toilet and been woken up by the water touching my butt. i thought i was an obvious lie and i'd be in trouble for it but nope, they put it in the book
and then just before the goodbye assembly, they told us they were gonna read out some of their favourite ones and asked if anyone didn't want theirs read out and not one person said no, so i also didn't say no.
so then i'm sat up front in the hall, every kid in the school, all the teachers, and all our parents watching us, and they start reading out the memories. and they read my lie. in front of everyone. and everyone laughs. and then we all sing Greatest Day by Take That and i'm shaking the whole time because everyone's gonna know i lied but nope apparently i got away with it. so uhhhh i guess lying is good
Success is one person’s life being better because of what we do, shared Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of medical device and technology company Theranos. “Now it’s about doing it again and again for more and more people.“ Read more insights on Twitter from her Stanford GSB View From The Top talk: stanford.io/1qEOogA #GSBvftt