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[rymustdie]

oh THEY want that cookie so bad

[yaadonmein]

Bharatiya Janta:

“First they came for the Muslims And I did not speak out Because I was not a Muslim Then they came for the Dalits And I did not speak out Because I was not a Dalit Then they came for the trans people And I did not speak out Because I was not a trans person Then they came for the students And I did not speak out Because I was not a student

Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me”

my paraphrased version of one of my favourite poems, the ever-relevant masterpiece written by Niemöller, “First They Came” (original below):

andhbhakts will get their comeuppance. mark my words.

yes it’s about the NEET suicides murders (your govt has STILL done nothing in terms of accountability for them, btw). but to me, and I hope to everyone who cares about this, it’s ALSO about every single murder and killing and injustice that has been perpetrated by the govt since 2014. it’s about every oppressed minority, not just the most visible or recent one. it IS political. it IS about the failings of this cowardly govt and uneducated prime minister. and REAL patriots will agree with this.

Jai Hind. Jai Bhim. Inquilaab Zindabaad. 🇮🇳💙

[obsidianchesspiece]

what a strange girl....you barely know her and yet she seems to be already very fond of you...

[hatredisnear]

[mistxmood]

the last guest stuff from twt

[imtrying-ok]

I do not think Trans men and cis men have the same relationship to patriarchy and I do think you're insane if you do.

This isn't "minority men don't benefit from male privilege", this is "this specific group of marginalized men's oppression is defined by and for the the explicit purpose of keeping them in the role that is most easily oppressed under patriarchy". Do you really think Trans men have the same structure incentivizing then to keep this stratification?

[acceptotherpeople]

I want to let everyone who's transitioning into their transIDs know that there is hope that you'll pass. 💙

I didn't think there was any hope for me at first. But I'm OTY transage, and everyone I talk to offline assumes I'm a young teenager at first.

I'm permasick, and I just learned that I have a serious illness.

I'm translatina, and my high school principal thought I was Latina for the entire time he knew me. Once, someone asked if I was in this country legally (which is both affirming and extremely annoying).

I also identify as transclass, upper-middle to lower, which a lot of people both inside and outside the transID community don't like, and I understand why. But I have so little money that I can't afford to pay my rent right now.

Transition is possible for so many transIDs. It's possible for you too. Don't give up hope! 💖