lookin for our nuts

This is a blog for trans-related comics. All art is drawn by either Spec or Sasaki.

[squirrelytransboy]

Hi everyone, Sasaki here. Been quite a while since a post or comic (over 2 years since a comic wow!) and just wanted to make final update. This blog will remain up, but I will no longer be posting to it as I don’t have much desire to put energy or time into it. It is still special to me and to many of you so I’ll keep it up for the foreseeable future. Thank you so much for your support, and I hope every trans brother, sister, enby sibling and more find happiness and comfort. Whether you medically transition or not, I hope the world is kind to you in any way. Thank you for being there! 

Much love, Sasaki.

[trainwreckbisexual]

i don’t wish i was cis, i just wish being trans was easier.

[heck-yes-feminism]

[vitative-deactivated20181101]

more memes for my masc bros ❤️ 

[monsieurlapeche]

J'ai fait des petits stickers fleuris pour le Pride Month et j'avais complètement oublié de les poster, alors voilà ! :D

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So I did a few flowery stickers for Pride Month and completely forgot to post them so here you are !

[raudrfox-remaking-deactivated20]

gay trans men do not get to be “stereotypically” or “flamboyantly” gay like cis gay men are. if a gay trans man were interested in things such as fashion, drag, shopping, or traditionally “feminine” behavior that cis gay men partook in, he would face backlash. trans men are forced to perform hypermasculinity in an attempt to prove their transness and any deviation from that is seen as them being “not really trans”. so if a gay trans man were to be effeminate or “stereotypically” gay, he would face transphobia send tweet 

[quadriparesis-deactivated201908]

“biological sex is a social construct” doesn’t mean “chromosomes, anatomy, hormones, and genitalia don’t exist”. it means “these exist, but assigning roles, labels, and expectations to certain combinations of these characteristics is a social construct, and an unnecessary and pointless (actually harmful) one at that”.

[squirrelytransboy]

Hey, just wanted to say sorry for not posting in a long ass time. A lot has happened the past year but I'm still around I promise! I hope all my trans followers are doing okay ♡

- sasaki

[officialfemme]

things to update after a legal name change!

Social security card

Driver’s license

Passport

Birth certificate

Employer HR

Bank account

Credit card company

Car insurance

Health insurance

Utilities

Cell phone account

Voter registration

Your school

Professional organizations (for nursing, bar, teaching, etc.)

Doctor’s office & other health specialists

TV & internet

Paypal

*Please add to this list if you can think of anything else!!!

[pinktwink]

#1 thing I notice trans people forget to change after just a social name change is their voicemail recording!

[pervocracy]

You can ruin almost any social system with enough bad faith.

It takes very little cleverness to go to a toilet with a sign reading “please do not flush paper towels,” flush gravel until it breaks, and then declare victory.

But victory over what?  You haven’t debunked the warning sign or the plumbing system; you’ve just abused them.  You have not made a persuasive case that the warning sign should read “please do not flush paper towels or gravel,” because obviously your wise ass is just waiting to see that sign so you have an excuse to flush a third inappropriate thing.  You also haven’t made a persuasive case that the toilets should be continuously guarded and all visitors frisked for non-flushable objects, because the vast majority of people aren’t as big of a jerk as you.

“This system can be broken by someone who exploits its rules in the most malicious possible way” is true of many otherwise fine systems, and unless the system is safety-critical or there’s a very large group of people motivated to break it, it’s not really an important point to make.

There is nothing original, helpful, or insightful about pointing out that one person with a firehose could ruin a whole sand-sculpture competition.  Yeah, it’s true, that is a risk we are taking.  Please don’t show up with a firehose just to prove your point.

[sleyby-blog]

This is how I feel about people who create fake donation posts, and take actual money from real people, to “teach them a lesson” about being too kind. It’s obvious that they don’t care about people getting tricked out of their money, because if they did, they wouldn’t be so eager to do it to people themselves. What they object to is kindness, and they’ll do anything they can to destroy it where they find it.

[sitronsang]

I’ve seen several posts about health insurance, welfare, paid maternity leave + + (that have all turned out to be written by americans, just saying) that go on about how if we help a bunch of people, SOME are going to take advantage of the system and that’s unacceptable. And.. what IS that? Why is it that helping 1000 people among whom 5 maybe don’t need that help, is seen as worse than helping no one? Why is it so terrible a risk that kindness may fall upon the occasional individual who doesn’t deserve it as much? If ONE of your guests turned out to have already eaten, would you cancel dinner? No!

There are ALWAYS gonna be a small amount of people who take advantage of kindness, but it seems to me only a very fucked up society would consider that a solid reason to not be kind.

[chicklette]

This is what American-style capitalism does: it commodifies *everything*, and when it finds something that cannot be bought or sold, it sets about destroying what it doesn’t understand.

[npr-slut]

so I was lamenting my Transgenderedness today and I go “ugh why am I so bad at gender” and without missing a beat my boyfriend replied “I mean yeah you got an F the first time” and honesty I may never recover

[lime-green-markers]

List of things I hate about my body

[sonofthe-bat]

Me lookin at my chest

[mioxenoblade]

Don’t beat yourself up just because your life didn’t go the way other trans people’s did. You discovered yourself later? That’s ok. You didn’t show the “signs” as a kid? No big deal, most really don’t seem to. Your story doesn’t match the stereotypes we see in stories? Media exaggerates and uses stereotypes.

Your life is your own journey. It’s unique and one of a kind, as are you. You’re still valid. You’re still trans. You’re still awesome.

[dogpu]

D E T I T

becom man

[decentalien]

me getting top surgery

[cattgirl]

Saying “Gender is fake so how are people trans?” is like saying “Money is fake so how are people poor?” Like as much as we facetiously say gender is fake, “social construct” is not synonymous with “fake”

[galatur]

“Eventually you can’t help but figure out that, while gender is a construct, so is a traffic light, and if you ignore either of them, you get hit by cars. Which, also, are constructs.”

[twinwillows]

embroidery april 2014