https://dcwitness.org/judge-continues-to-hold-defendant-charged-with-the-most-serious-crime-in-our-society/
Her name was Dream Johnson.
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https://dcwitness.org/judge-continues-to-hold-defendant-charged-with-the-most-serious-crime-in-our-society/
Her name was Dream Johnson.
everyone be quiet. marsha with her snoopy.
Regardless of what you think of the N-word jokes controversy, TADC using a song by a Black singer ("Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder) by having it be covered by a non-Black man with strong "anti-woke" ties (JobbytheHong) was... Well, that was certainly a choice.
Just... Make of that what you will. No further comment.
not to b nitpicky or like a gatekeeper of language but its kinda annoying yknow
Everyone in the notes saying “it’s just shorthand” you know it can be both right. Go listen 2 some rap music pls. No ones saying you have to stop abbreviating in the among us chat, but if you walk around saying it outside of that you will probably lose the few black friends you have ♥️ act right or we WILL revoke your abbreviation privileges ♥️
bringing this back for the among us show
twitter liked this one
And then they make out
My love, Reina!! She's absolutely adorable and I love how soft she is, so comforting!!! :3 who's your plush lover or friend? (Sorry if this is weird)
wait hold up why does the steven universe theme have the same chord progression as creep
wait hold up why does the steven universe theme have the same chord progression as creep
Little miss sleepybait is laying in bed wishing for goodnights from friends because of completely normal behavior.
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Out of Touch Thursday
OUT OF TOUCH THURSDAY
but im out of my head when you’re not around…
happy birthday.
this is the only out of touch thursday you can reblog this
i’m in tears over this
Me: "Damn people are REALLY BAD at knowing when to tag their eyestrain art/images...either that or they just don't care about photosenitive epileptic people like me. I feel really sad now." Person: "But Allison, what if they just don't know or understand what qualifies as eyestrain and what doesn't?" Me: "You know what? That could be a factor...While it is always better to be safe rather than sorry (so YES people should always tag eyestrain even if they're unsure if it "counts" or not) maybe you've got a point?"
Anyways! HERE'S YOUR HANDY GUIDE TO WHAT CAN COUNT AS EYESTRAIN! I'm pulling this straight from the Artfight rules page about what needs to be labeled and filtered as eyestrain because it's VERY helpful and VERY accurate! I also know not everybody has an AF account and might not always have access to this handy guide, and this is an important resource; That's why I'm sharing it here! (under the cut)
PLEASE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY!!! THIS IS ABOUT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OTHERS!!!
by the way this is medical. this could save somebody from a migraine all the way to a seizure. this has always been serious. treat this seriously.
I get that the writing on your body is supposed to fuel your humiliation kink or something, but writing pedofile that large on an obvious spot is weird as hell.
Well, let's look at the whole picture together, shall we?
I took this picture earlier this year (2026) in February with the help of my girlfriend. It is me, on my bed, on my knees spread open, leaning back and looking off to the side, with a bunch of different words written on me. Written across my torso is "transmisogyny," "18+," "faggot," and "tranny." "Shemale," "pedophile," and "trap" is written on my right leg and, "rape," "femboy," and "suicidal" is written on my left. These are words and concepts applied to me as well as said to me to my face.
You are doing so now by not-so-subtly implying that I am a pedophile and through cultural word association, a child rapist. This accusation has been levied at me for longer than I can remember, for longer than I've understood sex, and rape, as concepts. You could, instead, ask why "femboy" is written so prominently, but you chose "pedophile" instead. The pedophile "child rapist" accusation is common and frequent and simpler to navigate in interpersonal relationships than it is online. I don't know you, you don't know me, nothing I say can convince you of anything opposite of what your mind has already made up, but I hope you keep reading.
As a whole, the picture and the caption that accompanied it on the original post, "I'm feeling a certain way about some stuff" should paint a fairly clear idea that I'm upset over transmisogyny and how it has affected me and my sisters. I am upset that I have been called a tranny, a faggot, a shemale, a pedophile, a trap, I'm upset that the concept of rape surrounds my life so completely. That I am these things, and that I am these things for the purposes of raping and being raped. I am upset that you have twisted my complaint into ammo for further accusations.
Why is it so prominent and Large? Because I wanted it to be. Because when 2025 ended, I rediscovered how happy people are to accuse a tranny of being a child rapist in any way they can and I went through my life and counted. How often had I been excluded over this perception of transfeminity relating to child rape? I am upset that for my longer childhood and shorter adulthood I have always been accused of child rape for the sole reason of expressing my femininity. It hurt, and I made that obvious in the most literal way I could. I wrote it large in the same euphemism that is loved so much by so many.
To the comment of "humiliation kink," that's not what this is. Everything from the framing to the context to what I've just written. This is not humiliation, this is my life written on my body. This is pain and hurt and sadness and a desperate plee to be seen for who I really am by society instead for what's visible only on the surface. Please see me as a human being, I am begging you.
It is genuinely so infuriating that Wikipedia's official policy is to misgender anyone who uses neopronouns
Its crazy ive seen that shit too cuz wdym my random ass town has a page but fuckin femtanyl who was millions of listeners only got one like a month ago
Suspicious huh
girls i know accusations of racism can occasionally be falsely leveraged against trans women in order to discredit them and this Is Bad but this does notttt actually mean that you can just ignore the racism in the community like it doesn't exist. because racism exists in all communities and lately it is Nightmarish to be a nonwhite doll. i have experienced really glaring racism in several transfem spaces and there's been this really kind of awful attitude or like idea enforced that i shouldn't talk about it because speaking up could socially murder another tgirl. and that's really bad. that's really really bad. like it's really bad that i'm hesitant to even post this because of the scrutiny we're under. and yes the fact that it is so dangerous to speak up is because of the massive amounts of surveillance & transmisogyny we're facing but that just CAN'T mean racism gets a pass, okay? BIPOC girls are not expendable and you can't keep throwing us under the bus.
but i know calls to action without any kind of instruction aren't very helpful so here are some tips that i think you can easily do yourself with your own circles:
1) Staring off simple: Look around. Are there any BIPOC girls in your friend group, or are all of you white? Why? Do you often joke about everyone in your friend group being white? Why is that funny?
What to do: Examine why there are no people of color in your group. Examine why people of color may not be comfortable enough to hang out with you & your friends. Correct these, where possible. Do some reading on anti-racism. Talk to more people.
2) Examine how you talk about people of color & racism. Are you downplaying racism in your community? Are you treating women of color as dramatic or unreasonable for bringing it up? Do you find yourself only defending white dolls, always defending them from claims of racism, but never defending BIPOC dolls? Why?
What to do: Think about why you care more about accusations of racism than protecting the women of color in your community. Make sure you're making your space safe for BIPOC girls. Speak openly and loudly about anti-racism. Hold your sisters accountable- they should be apologizing when they say or do something wrong.
3) This one might sound silly, but as we often meet each other over fandom and roleplay- how are nonwhite characters treated in your circle? Are they always aggressive, angry, or antagonistic? Do you find yourself putting nonwhite characters in more roles like cops, dictators, sex pests, etc?
Additionally: If your circle shares sexual content, is there a lot of art where there's a pale/blonde character on the bottom, and a darker character on top? Are you and your friends always drawing darker characters as more dominant, more sexually aggressive, or promiscuous, while the white/pale characters are more innocent, submissive, modest, or clueless?
What to do: Examine how the way your group approaches fandom & art with nonwhite characters in it may make people of color uncomfortable. Examine why your art may make people of color feel unsafe or awkward hanging out with you. It's not wrong to have the occasional character of color be more antagonistic or dominant, but it's a problem when this is a pattern. If it's happening All The Time, question why!
4) Be honest with yourself: Did this post make you feel defensive? Does it make you feel defensive when people say something you did was racist? Why?
If a person of color tells you your actions were racist, they trust you to improve. I don't tell people they're being racist if i think they're going to hurt me for bringing it up. I know many like me. Don't prove us wrong- take these criticisms into account and work on it. You aren't cursed to be some kind of terrible bigot forever because you messed up- panicking without action is useless. Just be sure you examine the behavior in question and work to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. Okay?
I believe all these things are easy enough to check with yourself & your friends. Please work on making yourself & your group safe for girls who aren't white.
yahh ok so. this is both why i made this post and why the first sentence is like that. sometimes my fellow dolls fuck up and hurt me, right, but they're more likely to get hurt if i say anything and that's EXACTLY what causes this issue. if i speak up, im risking ruining their lives the second TMEs smell blood in the water, which causes this horrible awful cycle where i don't feel comfortable speaking up when other trans women are racist to me because i am so afraid of TMEs killing them about it when all i wanted was for them to make things right. This is BAD. This is actively causing trans women of color to hide when they get hurt and racist whites in the community to take advantage of our fear. It's a HUGE problem, and this is the very SPECIFIC problem i was addressing in this post.
So on that note-
White TMEs have harmed me leagues worse than white transfems. Do not take this post to mean you're somehow better. You aren't. You are in fact so much worse that i don't feel comfortable even discussing this with you because i don't trust you not to kill me if i do. The only reason i made this post and addressed other trans women specifically with it is because i want to believe my sisters will listen to my cries. That's why i didn't address the rest of yall
rest in peace eryka caldwell. she was a 41 year old trans woman of color stabbed to death by her boyfriend. she had so much life left and yet it was cut short by this man. i hope the world can be better for trans women of color, sooner rather than later.
Rest in peace, Eryka. You seemed like such a beautiful soul that brought so much love and joy to those around you.
I'm glad the world had you. I just wish it could have had you for longer.