[iiumz]

[h0lyshift]

The older i get the more i understand why some people become obsessed with privacy, not because they’re hiding something, but because being constantly perceived starts to feel spiritually exhausting.

[dykecinema]

Women covered in blood. Reblog if you agree.

[posthumousprincessparts]

i just want a transfem story where she's transfem the whole time and not just at the end

[posthumousprincessparts]

the narrative of only our endless egg pain is no longer compelling to me, why do you think our challenges and conflicts stop when we come out, why do you think the only time of our lives worth representing is when we're imminently misgenderable, don't you want to see her be a woman? why will you only look at us when we're flat chested boys wearing maid outfits and the moment we decide to take ownership over our lives the story ends???

[transsexual-feminism]

I'd also like some transfem stories where they actually get to be transfem but apparently that's too much to ask for.

What I would really like is some transfem stories which put her transition in that middle ground where it is actually a thing that she's doing and that affects her character and the plot in substantial ways, but which isn't just about her transition.

We are actual people outside of our transition too

[ms-capgras]

It was so refreshing to read “Family Business” by Jonathan Sims because Xen Slough is a trans woman from start to finish! No egg shit, maybe a couple mentions of transition but only when relevant.

She’s treated basically the same as any other woman in the story and with her struggles associated with transness being neither erased nor presented as the sole source of her trauma or personal struggle! I love her as a great example of transfemme representation done well and to anyone who’s into horror and wants a book with good trans representation, I highly recommend Family Business.

Admittedly her transness doesn’t massively affect the plot of the book so still on the search for something to fulfill prev’s (and many others’) desire…

[despazito]

[hartsnkises]

Alan Turing and Ada of Lovelace did not invent computer science for the girls and the gays to claim they can't do math

[jennaflare]

oh wonderful i will get some mileage out of this as a new reaction image

[lethalwizard]

[clouvu]

yknow what. *undooms your yuri again*

[clouvu]

In a kinder universe

[clouvu]

All's well that ends well to end up with you

[clouvu]

Birds of a Feather

[riize516]

Peruere and Clervie 🍰

[victorinthedark]

Shhh, they're just learning how to be spies.

[astruma2]

[podcastwizard]

hey sorry it's just that i don't think i'm very good at being a person. thanks for letting me try with you, anyway.

[samcormac]

what’s the rush?

[rainwasheseverythingaway]

The time will pass anyway

[i-will-recover-tomorrow]