[ta6ris]

Rentry | layout credit

edit blogs: @vellichority, @mekakuseven (mutals only/self indulgent)

resource blog: @fullmetalchemy

[ta6ris]

if i forgot someone to follow on it just ask me for the new blog because i cannot remember which blogs are inactive in my followers list lol

[ta6ris]

i am going to move blogs i think (and keep my sideblogs so my edit blogs are fine) if you get followed in the next hour that is me probably

[leletosu]

colored sketch commission for a friend

[luxvinova]

final fantasy emo band

[corall33]

Let's explore space!

[krismatic]

more project sekai textposts

[soapyakships]

LETS GO ON A SPACE ADVENTURE!!

[kumiamiiart]

Getting back into tumblr

[tearwolfe]

my skrungus [1/5]

[minhtblue]

Let’s Carry VBS!: Akito Edition

(Toya Edition)

[deanwinchesterapologist]

So bad at texting it feels like war

[space-spring-art]

Faerghus four doodles/icons

[5seraphim]

genderqueer asexual lyn icons

credit to use!

[daughter-of-sapph0]

"kids are detransitioning"

no. actually, children now feel comfortable and accepted enough to experiment with their gender, pronouns, name, and presentation. and while some of them end up realizing they were cis the entire time, they now have a new understanding and appreciation for one of the most marginalized and abused groups of people in the world.

there, I fixed your shitty headline.

[umbrella-hr-department]

Also quite honestly, if kids are detransitioning- so what? Honestly, good for them.

Nobody is doing surgery on trans kids. Nobody is doing anything more than MAYBE puberty blockers (which are clinically proven to be safe and are also the go to treatment for cis kids going through precocious puberty). If they decide that actually they're not the gender they thought they were, GOOD.

I want kids to feel safe trying things out. I want kids to experiment with their self expression, be it clothes or hair or gender. If it turns out to be "just a phase" I would far rather it be a phase that they are loved and supported through rather than something they feel is shameful and that they have to hide. I want them to feel like there's no pressure to go one way or the other, just to feel safe to figure themselves out in whatever way makes them comfortable.

Protect trans kids. Protect detrans kids. Protect questioning kids. Full fucking stop.

[headspace-hotel]

Investing in something that turned out to be not what you wanted, but nonetheless left you with insight into who you want to be? That's being alive for ya

[jewishvitya-movingblogs]

Posted this on Twitter: I'm tired of the fear over trans kids. My son thought he's trans. Lived a year with different clothes, name and pronouns. Came back and said "I think I'm not a girl after all." We switched things back. Poof!

Side effects: he knows he'll have support in journeys of self discovery.

There's literally no harm. None. Years later and he's so open with me about his feelings and his needs. He knows I'll take him seriously and stand by him. He was never in danger just existing for a while as a trans kid, even though he didn't turn out to be one.

[beowulf22121]

"But what if I identify A and wind up B?"

Then you did some exploring followed by some learning, and that is more than some people ever do.

[itsnotewell]

Literally the worst that could happen is they gain fuller insight into themselves and start performing their assigned gender with intent rather than just because it was something they were told to do.

The worst that could happen is they become happier.

[stainedinink-deactivated2026041]

reblog to give the pervious person a nice rock

[ta6ris]

the internet here is wonderful (sarcasm)