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Maybe I’m looking too much into this but
Ribbon around her neck because she’s not free to speak her mind, could choke her if tight enough. Ribbons on her arms and hands, similar to a puppet’s string, she has to act how she’s told. Ribbon around her waist, the knot tied around where her uterus is, the only reason she’s can’t break free is because she was born a woman.
Oh and won’t you look at that…
I have gotten into genuine arguments with people who claimed to not be afraid of death because I don’t think that is possible. I think it is the driving force behind most if not all of us. If you do not fear death (whether consciously or subconsciously) why not just die? Maybe this is a fallacy developed from my own debilitating anxiety but when I look around me I get the feeling that everyone is constantly trying to stave something off (mainly through distractions, often destructive but effective things like meaningless sex, drugs, alcohol) and I interpret that as trying to run from the never-ending looming inevitableness of death. We’re all terrified
if peeps keep tryna sort enby peeps into categories & binaries i might just kill myself
A lil sad rn cus I just had to block someone I kinda looked up to. She was on that TME/TMA bullshit and I just. Sigh.
She'll never see this, but let me say:
It's bioessentialist because it depends on a trans person's AGAB/ASAB. Which, as it's been so wrongly co-opted (from intersex people) and redefined, depends on anatomy (even though it's supposed to just mean "what the doctor said you are"). It also ignores the nuances of intersexuality and being nonbinary. As a trans person, when you are telling someone if you are 'TME' or 'TMA,' you are telling them your AGAB/ASAB. This is not information anyone should be entitled to.
It also depends on the oppressor in this scenario recognizing your correct gender. Which, if you haven't noticed, transphobic people do not give two shits about peoples' correct genders. They will gladly call a trans woman a man and a trans man a woman. They will gladly be exorsexist towards everyone else. They will gladly engage in misogyny towards EVERY kind of trans person.
I probably worded that horribly, so take this post with a grain of salt. I'm just upset right now and am kind of struggling to put my thoughts into words.
If you're someone who sees what I'm TRYING to say, do not hesitate to reword it in reblogs (IN GOOD FAITH.), haha.
Ego Renegade Boy makes me feel so bad for the guy singing cause like...they hate him for transitioning not because they ever really loved "the girl he was" but because they just hate him for transitioning
that pretty much sums me up as a person ⊹ ࣪ ˖
Some songs that remind me of Michael Kaiser (aside from his fav song) (this is a messy post):
1. "Christmas Kids" by Roar
-> The title itself is already saying something.
-> "You'll change your name or change your mind And leave this fucked up place behind But I'll know, I'll know" How his childhood trauma still effects him until this day.
-> Mentions of alcohol in the song.
2. "In the Blood" by John Mayer
-> The whole situation he has with his parents (its in the blood) and how his trauma effects him as a person (the parallels of him and his father).
3. "Lovely" by Lauren Babic & Seraphim
-> "Oh, I hope some day I'll make it out of here Even if it takes all night or a hundred years" He once secretly saved up and planned to use the money to make it out of that household.
-> "Isn't it lovely, all alone? Heart made of glass, my mind of stone" How his past had him end up all alone, being unable to connect to other people normally, and also how he acts so prideful & strong on the outside but his ego is so fragile.
4. "Are You Satisfied?" by Marina
-> "The day I got the deal, chemically calm Was I meant to feel happy that my life Was just about to change?" I need to remind you that he himself had no other choice to get out of the prison other than taking that bastard munchen club offer.
-> "High achiever, don't you see? Baby, nothing comes for free They say I'm a control freak Driven by a greed to succeed Nobody can stop me 'Cause it's my problem if I want to pack up and run away" Pretty much his introduction at the NEL; to seeing his backstory of choosing to use ness for his benefits; to when he realized what was stopping him from unlocking more of his potential.
5. "Oh No!" by Marina
-> "I know exactly why I walk and talk like a machine" When he got himself to act rationally (like a scoring machine) in the NEL.
-> "'Cause, I feel like I'm the worst So I always act like I'm the best" Him having a fragile ego but acts as if he is the opposite of it. He also definitely has a distorted view of himself (in a negative way, quote "i'm a piece of shit").
-> "If you are not very careful Your possessions will possess you" He was already satisfied with what he had, and thus was unable to unlock more potential (remember when he went back to zero? Its like when he discarded his possessions haha wow yay)
-> "I'm now becoming my own self-fulfilled prophecy" When he teammed up with Isagi, felt happy playing soccer, and whatever happened with that pass from Ness.
-> "Oh! Oh no! Oh no! Oh no! Oh! " & "I'm gonna live, I'm gonna fly I'm gonna fail, I'm gonna die, die, die, die" Live & Fly: when he was thriving on the field. Fail & Die: when he was having THE crashout field and everything started tumbling down.
So I have this book review thing and I’m doing The Song Of Achilles, but it’s asking for the age rating, and I can’t find the age rating anywhere so anyone knows?
