Deerfox Productions

it/its | you really shouldnt be here if your not 18+

[sprigthedeerfox]

Im Sprig, mostly just here to observe but i might post my art sometimes. It/Its, transfem enby deer horror. Exclusionists and bigots will get blocked on sight, suffer in your self-made hell somewhere else.

[pupgrrrlriot]

Bitss get your bits get em fresh

[tgirl-tamag0tchi]

It has been pointed out to me by my girlfriend that I dyed my hair lesbian colors as I am very vocal about my lesbianism… that would have been a cool reason… I just dyed my hair orange and purple cause space and sunsets.

[tumbwr]

driving is alot like running because your body hurts afterwards

[tumbwr]

hey op it’s ranned actually

[tumbwr]

ohhh ok sorry thank you

[tumbwr]

uhhh why did you reply to yourself lol

[tumbwr]

cant a girl play with herself

[sara-sel]

[oneheadtoanother]

[mote-of-ash]

its gettin’ steamy

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

The thing is: if your predominantly trans space makes a cis guy uncomfortable, that guy is probably not a good fit for the space. Like, cis guys who complain about egg jokes are, in my experience moderating such spaces, also extremely likely to start talking about misandry being a real problem and how feminists need to quiet down.

At the same time, I don't particularly think "taking action for the purposes of making someone uncomfortable" is good for a space, either. I think it's very easy for a space to produce a culture that makes existing users comfortable at the cost of making the space more hostile for new users.

But, uh, egg jokes are a part of transfem social reproduction. Venting about how men suck is part of being a woman (in fact, venting about how your oppressors suck is part of being part of any marginalized group). And, as a marginalized group, being loud is part of feeling safe.

I think "this is bad because it makes cis men uncomfortable" discourse is disguising one thing as another. Producing a reasonable sounding justification that preys on the listener's unfamiliarity with the problem (and, in fact, their tendency to center the experiences of cis men).

An important thing to understand in order to understand intersectionality is that "cis man" is not the 'average person'. In general, the experiences of the least marginalized are not a "canary in the coal mine" that must be looked to first. In fact, our movement must be built upon the experiences of the multiply-marginalized, not those closest to the top.

[mikumiotics]

15k notes on this bullshit I am tired.

[mikumiotics]

The idea of a "binary trans person who aggressively reproduces the cis status quo" is just completely absurd. You are, by definition, outside of the status quo if you are a transgender person.

Like these people don't exist, this post fully made up a non-existent group of "binary trans people" because they would show their whole ass if they said "tme/tma is a regressive binary"

I worry sometimes about young, well meaning people getting pulled into this rather reactionary-coded way of thinking.

[shegayonmygirl]

you'll still love me if I was weird and offputting and useless right? you'd stil love me if all I did was play video games and make my room messy right? you'd still love me if I got worse and needed even more help right?

[shegayonmygirl]

I can trust you to love me when I can't help but hate how useless I am right? you'd still love me if no matter how hard I tried to fix myself I couldn't get better right? Can I trust you not to abandon me when you realize just how broken I really am?

[shegayonmygirl]

Can I actually trust you? or do you just think I can? It's a big difference.

[hyshwh7766]

My name is Hisham, a 26-year-old young man from Gaza. Like any young person, I dreamed of a simple job to achieve my goals and build my future step by step, but the war turned all our dreams into rubble. We were displaced many times, carrying our homes on our shoulders, leaving our memories under the debris.

My family now lives in a tent with no stable shelter, my sister Jana has no school, and I have no steady job. My brother Kamal carries the burden of the entire family, working every day to secure just enough food, while I search for any work, no matter how difficult or dangerous, just to survive.

My mother, the beautiful dream we once cherished, wished for a calm and happy life for us, but the war tore us apart and shattered our hopes. As for Jana, my innocent sister, she lost her school, her books, and even her sense of hope, yet she still writes her dreams on small pieces of paper, hiding them in her torn clothes so they won’t get lost like everything else.

We are not asking for the impossible, only what keeps us alive with dignity and gives us a chance to rebuild our lives. Every donation, no matter how small, means so much to us. Your support will give us hope to keep going and try again. 🙏❤️

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[man1cpixiedreampuppy]

magneto: how do you have so much faith in humans to do the right thing when they have proven you wrong time and time again?

the humble charles xavier:

[blooooooooooooooooooooooooop]

Oh yeah here's another place from my work place

It's stairs that no one uses

[elodieunderglass]

The feeling you have evoked is their use

[puyo-n]

spider fursona yeaa yeaa yeaaa

[thixcy]

[pocket-deer-belly]

it's really really funny to me that like "people under 18 might consume porn and that's generally fine actually" is some shocking take. like were you not also young once. is it not normal to develop sexually around the age of 12. is it not normal to experience sexual thoughts as a teen. like it's fucking absurd that we're suggesting mass surveillance of children to ensure they will never see a boob ever outside of a classroom instead of just teaching children how to interact with adult content safely. you're just arguing for abstinence again, plugging your ears going "lalala" when someone tells you that kids should learn about sex or they will have sex in worse more dangerous ways

[yay-bunnies]

bunny exploring Hand World