I'm actually thankful for that stupid song Dylan Mulvaney made. Thanks to it, more and more women realize how misogynistic, mocking and ridiculous trans movement is.
Keep embarrassing yourself buddy, TERFs will keep getting stronger

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I'm actually thankful for that stupid song Dylan Mulvaney made. Thanks to it, more and more women realize how misogynistic, mocking and ridiculous trans movement is.
Keep embarrassing yourself buddy, TERFs will keep getting stronger
Robot vs Woman
Sometimes I feel like a robot. All I do is work, study, run errands, watch TV. I hang out with my girlfriends, that’s fun! But I don’t feel like a woman often. It feels nice to be looked at by men, to be admired, complimented. I like to feel precious, treasured, special, like a woman.
That’s stupid, right? That’s a stereotype. Maybe I fall into it. I love it when a cute guy hesitates to talk to me. I love it when he mutters “Hey” and I feel like I didn’t hear it and he doesn’t try again because he’s too scared to make a fool of himself. I like it when guys smile back when I direct them to check-in. I like it when they tilt their head forward like men back in the day used to do with their hats. I love feeling like a woman.
I love it when a guy I met in high school 4 years ago likes my story for no reason, maybe bcz he remembered that conversation we had a long time ago about movies and life. I love it when guys move out of the way for me to pass, or when they hold the door. I love it when the construction guys catch a glimpse of me through my apartment window, or when I’m walking down the street and they take a look.
How dirty. I’m so dirty. I’m saying things I shouldn’t even be thinking. Anyways, who do I think I am? I have no reason to believe I’m so beautiful, effervescent, irresistible. I love myself a lot, that will never change. But who’s to say society does? Yeah I’ve been complimented once or twice. Maybe once by a man, indirectly (remember that day?). But man, I’ve never been asked out. Never been complimented directly by a man. Never had anyone slide into my dms (except for Bhuvaneshwar haha). But maybe I don’t deserve it. I sit up in my little ivory tower of sacred femininity and robust robotic efficiency. I keep all men at arms length like a good girl, both in the eyes of tradition and professionalism. I don’t go to places where I would be exposed to situations like that. Wouldn’t any man be AFRAID of me? Scrawny male legs shaking and all…
WHO CARES!!!
I like it when I join the Zoom meeting and a guy I admire for his intelligence tells me he likes what I wrote down for my part of the group project, and asks me how my semester is going. I like it whennnn…I just like it a lot.
I’m so dirty. But iiii … just like it. Can’t a girl want to feel like a woman sometimes? Can’t she take pleasure in her innate desires when this cold world marches on ruthlessly everyday? I am both a robot and a woman, one by necessity and one through fantasy. Whatever.
"I'd rather serve as a knight and ride to battle and glory"
Medea, Euripides// GOT's House of the dragon 1.01 The Heirs Of The Dragon
So if a woman is an "adult human female" is a 19 year-old female person a woman? No, she's not, not in Japan anyway; in Japan the majority of age is 20, a 19 year-old is not adult and therefore cannot be a woman
“The Feral Woman Is Usually Extremely Hungry For Something Soulful.”
— Clarissa Pinkola Estés, From “Women Who Run With The Wolves,” C. 1992.
Reblog if you are a highly feminine, fashion loving female who is attracted to other such females!
This is for the queer women who love to embrace their womanhood and live on the feminine side of life.
This is for the queer women who consider themselves an 8, 9, or 10 (or higher) on the femininity scale.
This is for the queer women who take a great deal of pride in the fashion style of their everyday lives, dressing up even when they don’t have to.
This is for the queer women who wear heels, even if their family or friends are all in sneakers or flats.
This is for the queer women who are in a skirt or a dress, even if their family or friends are all in shorts or pants.
This is for the queer women who are often told they look too beautiful to be gay.
This is for the feminine queer women who prefer the company of other feminine women, queer or not.
Let the feminine queer women of tumblr unite!
The affections of children, and weak people, are always selfish; they love their relatives, because they are beloved by them, and not on account of their virtues.
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Mary Wollstonecraft
Catriona Elisa Magnayon Gray 🇵🇭
• Miss Universe 2018
• Miss World 2016 top 5 finalist
“I really sympathize with young women everywhere because this pandemic has not been kind to everyone. It’s placed challenges on path to dreams that I don’t think any of us foresaw, but I would encourage those women to remember what their dream was. Your time has not passed, your time is still here, and it’s up to you to keep going towards your dream.”