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@teebocks
actually the way society hates both perverts and asexuals is kinda funny. Real "Anyone who thinks about sex more than I do is a porn-addicted degenerate and anyone who thinks about sex less than I do is a loser weirdo or a puritan" energy
And what if rap WAS only about sex, violence, and drugs... what then? Would you be justified in looking down upon it as not being "real" art? What would your justification be? Sex is immoral and taboo? Drugs should never be mentioned outside of D.A.R.E programs? Songs about violence turn children to it? Would you turn that standard to other genres as well? I know you wouldn't, I know you haven't, because it's never really been about the topics explored.
rap is often about politics and punk is often about sex and drugs but tumblr users wouldn't know because they listen to neither
petting her while we watch videos on my laptop🥺
bestie are you good? you just reblogged "petting her while we watch videos on my laptop" again
going by the tadc reaction, when ralsei comes out the fans will all pivot to Evil Ralsei Theory probably
Ralsei will abruptly start being referred to as a top
so many of you seem to not actually believe a better culture is possible.
'unfortunately a better world isn't possible because most people are essentially, intrinsically, and eternally ignorant assholes, and that's impossible to change or work with' okay well that's stupid
i think something a lot of people don't get is that years of mocking your child, even in jest, does in fact tend to get under their skin
a decade or two of even light verbal harassment is very much accentuated when it's an authority figure you are in every meaningful way subservient to
my pains vs one thounsing inuprofens
That's right
me (an angel): and this is the inner thigh, engineered to be the most biteable part of the entire design
god (just fumbled a tgirl, angry at world): put the femoral artery in it
"but paws how could god fumble a tgirl if He hasn't created humans yet?" she was an angel. like all trans women. write that down.
the thing they dont tell you about learning to "trust the process" is that you forget and relearn it every single time you make a new piece of art. unfortunately there is no cure either
a chart of what i mean for the visual learners in the audience
I present my "stop viewing wives and children as property" strategy to crime preventers but they are unmoved
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this is so funny sorry
theyre pointing a gun to those poor Body Positive animators heads
I think it makes to sense to consider the term "AMAB" to be a transmisogynistic slur at this point.
It is a term that is pretty much always used with transfems in mind. Even though 99% of "AMAB" people are cis men and 100% of cis men were "AMAB", the term does not convey "cis men plus some other tiny groups included on a technicality", but rather specifically focuses your attention on the alleged similarities between cis men and transfems.
For instance, a phrase like "men's attitudes towards women" hints that men are generally misogynistic, whereas "AMAB attitudes towards women" suggests that transfems specifically are no different from cis men in their misogyny. The act of co-categorisation is in itself a political position.
I am only comfortable hearing "AMAB" from other transfems, and even then only if I trust that they understand it in the same way I do. Hearing it from anyone else is like a disorienting jolt or a slap in the face, barely different from the T-slur.
i think theyfab is closer to a slur than amab but transfeminists use it often. (for reference i think both are bad)
I mean, I don't say that word personally, but I don't think it's comparable because transfems saying that are punching up, but people using "AMAB" to refer to transfems are punching down. There is such a thing as a gender hierarchy, and transfems are right at the bottom.
In addition, that word is not used to refer to they/them users who were "AFAB" in general, it's specifically a reference to a type of non-binary person with whom we are all familiar, who weaponises their AGAB because (whether consciously or subconsciously) they know it confers privileges in queer spaces.
Transfeminists who use that word are criticising the fact that these people implicitly misgender themselves in order to reap the social rewards that come from doing so, something that transfem non-binary people are simply unable to do.
Love the asexual tranny too, btw
not every social interaction has to be rooted in sexuality and the second a lot of girls start denying their body to others they lose a lot of opportunities for connection and I think a lot of us pretend it just doesn't happen like that
Americans love to act like seeing a naked body is rhe worst thing that can ever happen to anyone ever
