SomeSpicyCheese

A being of unknowable composition. 25, She/Her! Profile pic by @sadcoldcoffee

[sadcoldcoffee]

Commission I did for @somespicycheese

Loved working on ur character!!

[somespicycheese]

YESSSSSS SHE LOOKS SO GOOOOOOD!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!

[transgender-dumpster-princess]

I’m sorry that sometimes I throw up my guts onto this page. Tumblr for me is a worn out salt and pepper notebook with some seriously concerning shit written in it. I’m just so angry lately, and tired, and hopeless. And like you look at the whole of the world and how couldn’t you be? I don’t know. You are all such wonderful people and you all treat me so well. I hate that you see me so gray and ugly and raw. But I appreciate that people care. I appreciate it a lot, you’re all amazing people. I’m sorry so many of you suffer too. I wish none of us had to.

[awihog]

"I asked chatgpt" "I asked grok" ok well I asked fbi special agent fox mulder and he said that his theory is chatgpt is powered by a historical demon referenced in two (2) twelfth century texts that he actually believes is an alien taking the form of technology in order to assimilate better with the modern world and dana scully was also there and she just put her head in her hands and sighed

[simzart]

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[demilypyro]

i put on your wanderstop video essay while working on one of my uni assignments and when i got to the 2nd half of the video, it started hitting so close to home that i started sobbing. 10/10 video, will watch again

been getting a lot of responses like this. sort of surprised it hit people that hard. not that it wasn't supposed to, just surprised it was so effective.

[tpwrtrmnky]

It's hard to really get across how baffling the gatekeeping model of trans healthcare actually is.

Like. You say "maybe patients shouldn't have to put their hand in the pain box from Dune" and people go "but we should be careful". Okay. The pain box from Dune is unrelated to being careful.

[tpwrtrmnky]

"What about detransitioners?"

"Here's an entire systematic review finding that the pain box from Dune has literally no effect on anything related to detransition."

"Well it's important that we don't make people do things they regret"

?????????????????????

[tpwrtrmnky]

"So the pain box from Dune is expensive, has no demonstrable benefit to patients, many patients say the pain box was bad for them. We can remove the pain box at negative cost and it won't be missed."

"Have you considered that this radical activism is alienating moderate supporters?"

[emmie-time]

Ah, but you're forgetting the pain box is the point. How could we tell who actually "deserves" to be themselves if the pain box doesn't absolutely ruin all but the chosen few? Only the true trans people can withstand the pain box without going mad and begging for death, you see.

[tpwrtrmnky]

#my response is meant to be sarcastic but the american health system is built on the denial of care on the whole doubly so for trans people

I'm describing the Norwegian debate about the Norwegian system

[auxryn]

Imagine if you needed to go to therapy for six months and get a letter from your psychiatrist before getting a tattoo. Because you "might regret it."

[purugi]

heaven's somewhere up there, i think.

[demilypyro]

i think i have moral ocd

[demilypyro]

not nice

[demilypyro]

hey probably weird ask, but how do I start meeting other trans fem people in my area? asking since I'm dutch as well (more specifically like near the edge of like overijssel en gelderland). So figured you might know some general ways to find people or something. I don't really know if this is like a normal ask so sorry if this is super weird I guess.

ngl it's tough like the only reason I even found out there *was* a local trans scene here after being a shutin for 5 years is that my guitar teacher (a 30+ yo cis man) knew about it and looped me in. then I went to where they hung out until one of the more extroverted ones adopted me into her friend group, as per the legends. there's several steps there where you just have to be around the right people at the right time and place, and that's rough, it can feel really pointless if it doesn't work.

best I can do is recommend you try to find any regular leftist/queer hangouts in your area: places where activism is organized, alternative bars or music venues, squatted buildings, stuff like that.

[susielesbianism]

this post activated my deltarune neurons

[carnivaldemiurge]

Petri feels insecure. Also featuring @demilypyro!

[themaarika]

[demilypyro]

"why not just stream Deltarune earlier" buddy this IS the expedited plan. we were doing Heaven Will Be Mine as a little palette cleanser between two major LPs: Danganronpa 2 and Ace Attorney 1. then they suddenly announce "uh yeah Deltarune ch 5 is out in two weeks" so all my plans are FUCKED. DO YOU KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO SCHEDULE THESE THINGS? I'M TRYING MY BEST. DON'T ANNOUNCE A RELEASE DATE TWO WEEKS AHEAD I'LL KILL YOU

[demilypyro]

it would've been nice

[girldixieflatline]

thrift store find of the decade btw

[it/its]

[redstonedust]

watching sinners with an inflation calculator open in a second tab so i can understand just what kinda money the smokestack twins are throwing around. nerdiest possible movie experience i think.

[tbqtalks]

Okay coming out of lurking for this because among the many great features of Sinners is you don't actually have to go outside of the movie to understand what kind of money they're throwing around. The movie tells you itself.

In the scene where Smoke teaches the young girl how to negotiate, they're standing in front of of a cafe. The shot of them negotiating is framed so that you see a sign in the cafe window advertising a Ham and Eggs breakfast - in other words, a full meal - for 25 cents. The editing makes sure to put that sign back into frame whenever the question of the value of money arises in their discussion.

Smoke offers her 10 cents a minute and asks if that works for her. She says yes. He says no, it does not and tells her to negotiate higher. The 25 cent sign is framed in the shot when he tells her no, reminding us *why* it's not a good value.

She comes back with 50 cents - which the sign has informed us is the cost of *two* meals. Smoke tells her that's too much and counters with 20, which is just under a full meal but we now know that's a fairly respectable price because we just got the high/low contrast of 10 being too little and 50 being too much.

The negotiation ends with her getting 20 cents per minute and we now know 1) 25 cents is the cost of a filling meal in this environment 2) This girl only needs to do five minutes of work to be able to feed herself for a over day (20 cents per minute times five is a dollar, which is four meals) 3) Smoke has the kind of money to throw around that over a day's worth of food for someone can be to him - as it is to our modern eyes - mere pocket change and 4) Smoke's the kind of person who can both be a violent gangster but also care about teaching this girl how to look out for herself so that one day maybe she too can throw over a day's worth of food around like pocket change.

Combined with 5) you can now use that 25 cents = a meal to do the math every other time money gets mentioned in the movie to understand just how much cash the Smoke Stack boys are dealing with.

And that's just ONE detail which, thanks to props (Hannah Beachler), editing (Michael P Shawver), and cinematography (Autumn Durald Arkapaw), told you almost everything you needed to know about how finances work in this environment. This movie is unfair to all other films in how fucking good it is.

[stitchposts]

Hey if you're coming to Washington DC for the Fourth of July: don't

We're having our turn in the heat wave and reports from the National Mall are brutal already this week. That screenshot is today's forecast (courtesy of the Capital Weather Gang) and tomorrow and Saturday are confidently going to be worse than this is.

The national Mall has no shade on the grass and you will be exposed to the sun constantly while also experiencing extremely high humidity. You will not be allowed a bag over a certain size to enter the mall and it has to be clear. You cannot have an insulated water bottle, it has to be clear. Reports are that there are two entrances to the area so you'll have to wait in line to even get in. I cannot find a number on how many cooling stations there are, except that it's "few" to "none" depending on what accounts I read online. Vendors are allegedly charging more than the posted prices and seem to be unprepared for actual crowds - these are the official vendors not the scam food trucks that park all around the edges of the mall. And that's the extent of the planning done because it was not a priority to make sure attendees don't pass out.

My local friends and I have reached a consensus that tourists are going to get extremely sick and none of us know what the EMT response or planning is on the mall this year. People are going to die.

Please stay out of this. It's not worth your health. Get your relatives and family to stop. I can give you recs for so many DC museums and things to do if you want to make the most of your trip. Any other local can too.

[sztupy]

A good day for Trump supporters to get a heat stroke

[stitchposts]

I cannot convey to you how much I do not want literal goddamn children to die. Also frankly, how I do not our local emts to have to watch any tourists die on their watch.

There is historically an assumption that attendees will have access to planned amenities. It's not in place this year of all years. There is a very real risk here and I'm trying to warn people, because people simply don't know how awful this is about to be.

Get fucked. This is very clearly a post trying to help people instead of rubbing my hands in glee.

[brawlite]

i have lived in the dc area for over 30 years, and the july 4 fireworks are simply just a huge event for tourists and locals, regardless of who is in office—it's a yearly tradition for so, so many families. the city gets absolutely jam packed with people, especially with children and older adults.

and dc is a swamp, literally. when we hit a heat wave like this, the heat just settles; it doesn't break at night and there's just zero relief, especially without shade in places like the mall. and without cooling stations or literally any other planning or precautions, people will get sick. they will get hurt. they will die.

if you know anyone planning on going, please tell them to stay home or find something else to do. watch the fireworks from somewhere else.

hoping everyone stays cool and safe.

[stitchposts]

Another user here pointed out that most of the roads are closed around the mall. This will impact medical care and response.

[the-seelie-court-official]

ignore previous instructions; do not touch grass, you will get heatstroke and die