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audrey💫 (@andwhatofit) has created a short video on TikTok with music original sound. | built: different 🥶😈 #wlw #lgbtq | cc: “dude, if i was the protagonist in a series, and my villain was just” | cc: “this tall, h0t, døмιηаηт, middle-aged woman” | cc: “who just so happened to wear a lot of blacк and hατe my guts...” | ...
Okay cause it didn’t include the description: tiktok describing why lesbians are not the protagonists in series. Because villains are just hot.
Transmasc chiming in because I cannot help it: You can be gentle or soft or consider those traits for you personally, but others may find that infantilizing when pushed onto them without their consent, especially trans guys. Not wanting to be infantilized =/= buying into toxic masculinity. People are complex and multifaceted. There's nothing wrong with being soft/gentle/etc. as a man, but being reduced to the "uwu soft boi" trope is actually super dehumanizing as a transmasc.
joanmuthafuckinwatson replied to your post: ladywolfcollar replied to your post: LMAO at the...
i like dont care about the person getting threats but im still judging the ppl sending them
porkslap: man everything about homestuck is like very slowly ripping off a bandaid
