大ćććŖć£ć¦ćäøē·ć
i don't do bad sauce passes
One Nice Bug Per Day
Monterey Bay Aquarium
hello vonnie
šŖ¼

ā
sheepfilms

ē„ę„ / Permanent Vacation

blake kathryn

if i look back, i am lost
Today's Document
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
Game of Thrones Daily
d e v o n

No title available
Peter Solarz
Xuebing Du

izzy's playlists!
occasionally subtle

ā

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Bahamas

seen from Canada
seen from Malaysia
seen from Iraq

seen from Peru

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from France
seen from Pakistan

seen from Venezuela

seen from Malaysia
seen from Indonesia
seen from T1
seen from United States

seen from Canada

seen from United States
seen from Serbia

seen from Malaysia

seen from Bahamas
@sundyke
大ćććŖć£ć¦ćäøē·ć
.ā¶ąøŗļ¾ļ½” Ā Patreon reward for @BionicHound !! Ā ļ½”ļ¾ā¶ąøŗĀ
ā Patreon ā Twitter ā
you have no obligation to love your parents
Problems Iāve observed within disability discourse/communities:
ā¢Intra community Ableism and violence because being disabled is not a single shared experience. Even microaggressions like gawking at mobility aids, physical differences, and stimming are still very prevalent.
ā¢The question of who gets to be disabled as a salient identity still too often ending up meaning cishet white men.
ā¢The gendered and racialized expectations of labor and what is labor you are expected to do/have the ability to do intrinsically despite disability.
ā¢Erasure of each otherās disabilities in order to hold up individual need. Expectations that others have infinite spoons to help.
ā¢Flattening of different severities of disability across people.
ā¢Forcing expectations of labor on others who have not consented to be supporter or pick up extra work. (I.e. those that say āItās a gift to get to help meā which Iāve legit seen)
ā¢Using dismantling of ableist expectations of independence to justify unhealthy codependent relationships and erase disabled experiences where autonomy and independence is denied by Ableism.
ā¢Associating severe disability with disabled people who have the privilege to access healthcare, family support, and resources to get by without working; ignoring the less privileged disabled people who have no choice but to push through pain and damage their health in order to get by, who in turn are perceived as less disabled.
Really good things about disability discourse/communities:
ā¢knowledge sharing ā¢validation ā¢understanding when you say you canāt do something or need something ā¢recognition of interdependence in all relationships and the importance of intentional human connection ā¢a lot less fat shaming cuz fuck if any of us can expect another to have the spoons for losing weight ā¢generally more diverse body positivity and positivity around visible aids and physical differences ā¢tons of other stuff
on that note though trans girls get a lot of shit at conventions
like iāve been in full feminine cosplays and stuff and iāve walked into washrooms with my cis friends and started talking with them about something and iāve been told shit like āthis is the girlās washroomā and āiām not comfortable sharing the bathroom with a manā directly to my face
and iāve had people ask for my picture and when i say yes theyāll reply with āwhoa, i totally thought you were a girl!ā
and just generally a lot of other transphobic microaggressions and shit
being a trans girl and cosplaying is a rough time
not to mention the awful ātrapā archetype thing and shitty dudebros who go around calling every feminine-presenting amab person a ātrapā and either being disgusted by us or fetishizing us lmao
shit like this is why i stopped!
fun experiences being a trans woman into cosplay, within the past two years:
-shitty fedora man asking āCAN I HAVE YOUR PHOTO, MISTRESSā when i was wearing something kind of revealing and passed well besides for my voice (he clearly had no idea what fandom i was from and just wanted to get off to the photo later). i said yes and once he clocked me he wentĀ āit IS a MISTRESS i am talking to correctā and i said yes again. he asked me like three more times throughout taking the photo before he finally went away
-snapback-wearing trans bro and his friend at a meetup asking me if they couldĀ āborrow my dickāĀ
-second trans man, this time my roommate, going off on a tangent while i was in the room about how much easier it was to be transfeminineĀ
-this one actually hurtĀ
-someoneās friend apologetically telling me, without me asking, that the only reason she clocked me was because of my voice and what i could do to improve it
-thank god i wasnt cosplaying a girl when this happened but this shitty dude in a Teemo hat at ACEN last year started complaining aboutĀ ātrapsā and asking this other (presumably cis) girl next to me if she was a trap and he eventually stopped after someone nearby was likeĀ ātransgenders cant help itā. afterwards teemo hat man gave an excuse about how we trick people and need to be āwatched out forā
anyway!! this is probably why iāve only met four other trans women over my entire time at conventions (and only two of them actually cosplay) and no one wants to fucking talk about it but us so i figured iād at least raise awareness
Pastel Noodle Dragons
Thereās basically 2 levels of intimacy between trans girls:
Level 1 - Full nudes
Level 2 - Unshaved facesā¦
a cutie shark bab for maidz !
An overly-aggressive workout instructor