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I won’t lie, the canon and fan reception of Senshi and Chilchuck has worked wonders on my self-esteem and attitude towards my body as a short and slightly stocky person
Lots of fantasy settings have characters who are dwarves/gnomes/halflings but dunmeshi has been the first I’ve seen to portray these characters as just as desirable as the taller and skinnier humans/elves/etc. and I think that’s awesome! People of all heights and body types exist irl and they are in fact desirable!
started missing one of my old dnd characters so y'all get to see this half finished doodle
Florin is a kobold fighter (specialized in archery) and the tiefling is a friend's character named Nybi (rogue)
fatherful behavior. opposite of fatherless behavior. I am like this because my dad was so present in my life
i contain multitudes. this includes many fun and interesting genders
Going to fuck around and write an article titled Men Are Disgusting and Women Don’t Exist: How Oppositional Sexism Creates Distinct Forms of Queerphobia and Encourages Infighting in the LGBTQ+ Community so that people can finally realize why we should be punching up and not fucking sideways
POV you come to the gay bar to see me perform at a drag show. the show starts. a drag queen walks out on stage. her name is Robin DeBank. she slays the house down boots. she goes backstage. a drag king comes out. his name is Robin DeBank. he slays the house down boots. they were both me
saw something on Twitter the other day that really rubbed me the wrong way
I stumbled across an artist on Twitter and was scrolling through their page and noticed they post art memes of “tomboy phenotypes”
some of these “tomboy phenotypes” quite literally boiled down to “woman who plays video games” or “woman who wears hoodies and forgets to shower sometimes” and it struck me as so odd.
a woman can play video games and wear hoodies and forget to shower sometimes and still be super feminine? if she wants to be? those things don’t necessarily make someone a tomboy?
the line of logic that playing video games and sometimes faltering on your hygiene are “masculine” enough to classify someone as a tomboy is kind of stupid and also begs the question — if you consider a woman a tomboy if she does something so innocuous and common as playing video games, then what are feminine qualities? would you therefore only grant the title of “feminine woman” to like, I don’t know, a barefoot tradwife whose only hobbies are cooking and baking?
it just kind of seems like a slippery slope, and very similar semantically to how people try to rob trans woman and woman of color of their femininity for what are otherwise nothingburger traits like “was angry once” or “has a deep voice”
I guess the point of this post being that gendering traits/hobbies/clothing are stupid and we should stop doing that, and instead focus on the unique experience of each individual and how they feel that their gender presents itself (and yes this includes letting people trans their gender, TERFs don’t even touch this post)
life is throwing hurdles at me like it’s a fucking track meet
