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Mel | 30 | he/they

[shiryouji]

Hi I’m Mel a bigender bisexual trans butch lesboy from Canada. I present primarily masc, but I have a soft spot for sweet, cute things like Pokemon and Kuromi. Stuff about Canada will be tagged #canadablogging for your blocking pleasure.

I may or may not disappear into the aether again who knows

I’m mostly here to reblog webcore stuff for my webbed site but I will occasionally throw in some disk honse

I’m cringe but I’m free or whatever

If you need something tagged please let me know through ask/DM

Listen to voices from the east and the global south by gods the world is not just about northern/western civilization.

[crazycatsiren]

Like, if you personally incorporate shadow work into your own witchcraft practice, it's your business.

But to push shadow work as inherently a witch thing just ain't right.

You do you, that's totally fine. But don't be spreading misinformation. Don't be making your UPG as The Thing here.

[the-clumsywitch]

The vibes

[indie-ttrpg-of-the-week]

Kill Credit card Companies

[indie-ttrpg-of-the-week]

This blog supports pornographic and erotic artists and developers, and wishes them good luck in finding fucking anything that'll take them nowadays

Bless you all, and may the puritan fucks pushing you out of everywhere know nothing but pain and sorrow

[starlitdwolly]

Resources from Nari's gallery (F2u) 1/?

Source: Yandex

Hubby tag: @prismaticvampire

[nixpunk]

people aren't even getting a little bit genghis khan anymore. you guys used to love getting a little bit genghis khan

[z1ish]

what a lot of you don't understand about the patriarchy is that it's fundamentally different from other hierarchies of oppression. Almost nobody out there is like "we should kill all women." The people that do think that are a very, VERY small minority. The whole idea of patriarchy is that in order to have power, or feel better about yourself, you have to pick a group to have power over. The root of the issue is not "men are superior and everyone should be men," it's "I'm going to pick this arbitrary trait to lord over other people and convince people with that same trait to do the same." If there aren't any women, patriarchy fails, and they have to pick something else.

THAT is why transmasculinity is so revolutionary. You are actively breaking that border by crossing it. You are standing up to the most fundamental part of the patriarchy - the difference between men and women. You are saying that no, I can be whoever the fuck I want. I can be a man, and so can anyone else. You are scaring the upholders of patriarchy because if we don't have women- we don't have power over a group anymore. Why do you think transmasculinity is so heavily tied to feminist and lesbian movements?

[11rarara]

I know the Reddit situation is extremely disheartening, but I wanted my fellow trans men to see this. In my many years of being in online trans spaces, I have never seen such an overwhelming outpouring of love towards trans men — and from people all across the trans spectrum.

I have a sincere feeling that we are going to come out of this with raised awareness towards transandrophobia and with more people vocally supporting the transman/masc community.

[pngblog]

[prokopetz]

I'm not convinced any of you actually know what a bunny is.

[mirrored-realities1]

It's some form of creature.

[kyrathor]

Some manner of beast.

[theotherwesley]

A kind of horse actually! not many people know this

[outerspacekake]

A bunny is both an experience and a journey. There is no meaning but there's no going back

[above-average-mecha-catgirl]

A bunny is a cartographic symbol used to refer to unknown or unspecified dangers, which has been taken as literal in the modern era

[theotherwesley]

[noco3n-com]

dream colors.

[learn-how-to-love]

I sometimes see folks talk about the lack of historical transmasculine narratives and culture in comparison to transfeminine ones, and regardless of validity I just want to say that it’s incredibly cruel to draw the conclusion that it just must’ve been easier for us/less necessary rather than acknowledging that for a lot of human history people AFAB were treated as literal property with very little autonomy. Hell, in the states, people AFAB weren’t even allowed to open bank accounts without permission from their “husband” until 1974. Regardless of how things are now, I think it’s incredibly important to keep in mind how transmasculine bodies and narratives were controlled (and still continue to be) by governmental and societal powers by way of our assigned sex, along with our transness.

[shiryouji]

“Radical inclusionist” yet you’re anti endogenic systems?? That’s not inclusionary babes

[dhddmods]

I didn't want to continue derailing the topic on the comment thread but I had a question about something you all mentioned about PCOS.

I was diagnosed with PCOS very young (I believe I was 9, before I had a period)

How would someone be able to know if they have hyperandrogenic PCOS vs hypoestrogenic PCOS? Or is it something I'd need to get blood testing for?

Blood testing would give you an answer, however you might be able to tell based on your symptoms.

If you have hyperandrogenic PCOS (which is roughly 80% of PCOS cases, so it's extremely likely), you'll have the typical hyperandrogenic symptoms. Which we discuss in our intersex guide, but we'll summarize it here.

You'll likely experience at least a few of these symptoms:

-Increased body/facial hair, higher muscle mass, a deepened voice, and/or clitoral growth -Early puberty (which may lead to a shorter height than average), oily skin, higher levels of acne, a high libido, bald patches, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, behavioral disorders, mood disorders, and/or anxiety disorders.

For hypoestrogenic PCOS, its a bit more difficult to identify, but you may experience a few of these symptoms:

-Less or minimal development of secondary sex traits -A delayed puberty, a low libido, genital dryness, a higher risk of urinary tract infections, less body/facial hair than average, low bone density, heart disease, sleep disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and/or frequent headaches.

[coyotette]

[aroacexuemeng]

not the twitter migrants putting "reblog heavy" in their bios on here... like yeah. that's what we do here

[doggirlhen]

reblog heavy

[marcusbrutus]

the worst part about ocd and ocd-like tendencies is that you think hyper-analyzing your thoughts and constantly psychoanalyzing yourself will fix you but that's actually part of the disorder. it's the disorder. disordering.