#sexualization tw

[aerionpilled]

when not even pixel women can exist without being creepily sexualized 😃

[dysphoric-culture-is]

Bottom dysphoria culture is wanting to talk about it with trans friends, but they don't have bottom dysphoria and being scared they'll judge me because I'm ace as well

Dysphoric culture is!

Also, there’s a ton of weird stigma around bottom dysphoria/surgery in the trans community (and a lot of sexualization) so a lot of people feel awkward about it.

The best thing to do is just talk about it! Unfortunately the only way to combat something being looked down upon and embarrassing is to increase acceptance/visibility of the topic. And good friends shouldn’t judge you for having dysphoria anon.

[brettdoesdiscourse]

I don't like how quickly we normalized equating penis size to a person's worth.

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Marvel had to release sexualized versions of all their movies in the south because that’s the only way southerners would watch them.

[ndtransaspeccultureis]

Nd trans aspec culture is not knowing if the reason you don’t like the clothes you have on because of dysphoria, being sexualized, or sensory issues

[dysphoric-culture-is]

Dysphoria culture is ( or for me at least) telling someone not to come in to your room cause you’re changing and thinking if you had a flat chest it wouldn’t matter ;-;

Dysphoric culture!

Also, mod can understand that you wouldn't want someone to see you changing if you have chest dysphoria. Mod hates being perceived in general lol.

But side note that the concept of people not being supposed to see others' larger chests because 'breasts are inherently inappropriate/sexual' is gross. Flat chests should not be the only ones allowed to be publicly displayed in a casual way.

[provider-of-pronoun-checks]

S0uth p4rk (the fandom and the creators of the show s3xualize the sh1t out of CHILDREN🤢😬), some bands/artists, marble hornets. avoid s0uth p4rk lol - cat anon

I suppose I will! That fandom seems like a little bit of a cesspool.

The other things seem pretty ok, but I'm not entirely sure what marble hornets is!

Do you have a favorite color or shape?

[angeloncewas]

Love the double standards on tiktok of people saying that saying you find a cc attractive/handsome/pretty is sexualization but they also say things like “choke me”, “step on me” which are inherently sexual phrases. That and minors posting really sexual comments under cc tiktoks but saying people are sexualizing them when they get called out on it. (Seriously, there are kids calling adults p*dos for telling them they’re uncomfortable with minors saying sexual things about adults….)

TikTok is a very strange platform. I don't feel apt to criticize it like I do mcyttwt because I'm not on there and it's so vast, but from what I've seen it's... a lot. They're very likely just young people who don't really understand what they're saying, but it's definitely frustrating to watch and concerning in regards to boundaries. I hope they have (as that post I rbed earlier mentioned) good friendships with adults so that they're able to recognize that is or isn't appropriate (and I say that in the least condescending way possible, it's about safety).