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imagine the truly unconscionable things we could do to each other. if only we weren't both boys
the state of forced feminization is default in all of my posts, it's the ground layer; one assumes that forced feminization has already happened / is always happening (cf. mahadeviyakka, poem 68, speaking of siva). we are building from this principle.
Thank you, sister.
(cf. mahadeviyakka,poem 68, speaking of siva)
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Photos of Kurt Cobain in Olympia, WA. Taken by Tracy Marander during 1988
“There are some for whom catchphrases such as ‘born this way’ and ‘trapped in the wrong body’ make trans people acceptable because the narratives they represent render us passive victims of our own freakishness–and so they justify our existence outside the gender norm. The implication is that no one could or should choose to be as horrifyingly wrong as my body makes me. But I do not believe that one requires justification to live and identify as one chooses. When I decided to start hormone therapy, I did not do it because I hated my body. I did it so the world would see my gender closer to the way I do. I did it because I loved myself, because my body is mine, and because I am the one who decides how to navigate it through this complicated and violent world. This is a love story between a woman and her body.”
— Kai Cheng Thom, “Not Born This Way: On Transitioning as a Transwoman Who Has Never Felt ‘Trapped in the Wrong Body’”
we seriously need to salute every single trans woman who chooses to shave her junk. not because of any preference (I like hairy dykes) but because shaving your balls is like trying to put a coat of paint on a deflated bouncy castle using a steak knife instead of a brush. god bless you all.
Fun idea
god shudders when a girl who loses her cool roughly 6 times a day loses her cool
executive dysfunction is literally like. ive had a random dollar on my floor for two weeks and i dont know when ill fit it in my schedule to pick it up. people dont realize this
The problem with my polycule is that I've got a wolfgirl GF and a goatboy BF and I'm carrying this cabbage so it's basically impossible to cross rivers
ok anyway tgirl bulge is perfectly casual, she's not inherently sexual for wearing a fucking skirt it's not her fault she's got stuff down there. it's like people go 🤤 when they can sexualised it and then as soon as it's literally just how she dresses or not something she can do anything about she's apparently doing it on purpose or needs to be passive aggressively told about tucking.
like idk it's wild realising how so many clothes are not designed with a bulge in mind and it IS cute but don't fucking take a conversation about not being transmisogynistic to go "i wouldn't mind getting a taste" or some shit.
like I'm so fucking used to people looking at my crotch to try and clock me or people making weird fucking comments and it's like tool 1 of transphobic protestors to film people's crotches
like just.....you really are contributing to people being fucking weird about it by thinking sexualisation = support for us as human beings, and that if a girl is dressing like that it's 100% deliberate and aimed at you (either to flirt with you or because she's disgusting) OR acting like it's a complete accident you need to draw attention to because she obviously hasn't realised people can tell she has a dick.
to greater point here, i was feeling cute in clothes and was gonna talk about that then remembered how fucking weird people are about our bodies on Tumblr.
Pepsi-Woman from the Japanese Diet Pepsi Twist commercial.
Cousteau - Dmitry Shorin , 2024.
Russian, b.1971 -
Oil on canvas , 90 x 135 cm.
xkcd fans are the only fandom I've had direct experience with where people do the stereotypical nerdy fan thing of referring to installments of the thing they like by their release order numbers instead of their titles
like I've never heard anyone just say "the simpsons season 7 episode 21" without also saying the episode title but I have heard people say "xkcd 2501" without also saying the title of the xkcd
Yeah, we shouldn't expect everyone to know every comic by heart. The average internet user probably only knows 1053 and 936.
and 2501, of course.
Of course!
sigh
hold on
xkcd 1053:
xkcd 936:
and of course, xkcd 2501:
Happy birthday, Assata Shakur! (July 16, 1947)
An icon of anti-imperialist struggle, Assata Skakur was born in New York City and became aware at a young age of the prejudice and discrimination faced by Black people in the United States. She became a student activist in the 1960s, and soon learned that the forces of bourgeois law enforcement would not tolerate dissent from the status quo. Traveling to Oakland, she linked up with the Black Panther Party, helping organize community programs and protests. Dissatisfied with the direction of the BPP, she joined the Black Liberation Army, a more militant organization modeled after the Viet Cong and other armies of national liberation. Shakur and the BLA were quickly labeled terrorists, and she was imprisoned for several years for her activities. However, Shakur's comrades freed her from prison, and she fled into political exile in Cuba, where she remains today. She has published several writings including her autobiography Assata, which cover a variety of topics ranging from race to revolution.
“People get used to anything. The less you think about your oppression, the more your tolerance for it grows. After a while, people just think oppression is the normal state of things. But to become free, you have to be acutely aware of being a slave.”
