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(Trans, transmasc, bi, ace-spec)

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Due to life I shall be completely offline until Saturday, so rest assured I am not dead. Just lifing.

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axosotll

this is gonna casually happen in the beginning of chapter 6 and half the fanbase is gonna die

I'm not even gonna put a watermark on it it's public property

parsonkenny101-deactivated20161

blondeninazenik

All y'all better be reblogging this

govermentcheesecaves

You can see a bunch of idiots in the comments who are like “it’s not right to say you hate Trump”

They had no idea. They had no fucking clue.

crabussy

shirt that says I HATE WHEN CHARACTERS WITH UNUSUAL BEHAVIOURS AND MANNERISMS DUE TO NEUROLOGICAL DIFFERENCES GET "CURED" AND BECOME "NORMAL" on the front and "bye" on the back

anglaised

no but fr tho it is terrifying how racism is not a dealbreaker for most people like they just say its bad to look polite……scary ass people

maja-paja

I dont like how "reclaim" has turned into "can use against others in the exact same way it always has been and equally offensively"

sylphian-utdr-2

kirinandvlindertje

“transition poses some ethical questions. Such as, from what age should you be allowed to irreversibly change your body.“

This of course completely ignores the fact that puberty makes irreversible changes to your body. But let us just rephrase the question: “from what age do you gain bodily autonomy?” Now it gets very easy to answer: From the moment you’re fucking born.

puppyprivilege-deactivated20151

I’m sorry, I’m reblogging this twice in a row it is that important

numinous-queer

Stand up and say it again for the people in the back row.

drtanner

This is all completely true and correct, of course, but on the topic of changes that irreversibly change a child’s body, prithee, go and talk to a fucking ballet dancer.

If you start ballet at 16, you are too old to ever expect to be able to do it seriously. If you start at 12 you’re too old. If you want to do ballet as a serious thing, as a career, you need to start at like eight years old or even younger, because your bones and joints need to be trained while they’re still flexible in order for you to be able to perform many of the required motions and stances of ballet. In particular, you need to be able to perform turnout of the hips, but all of your joints in your legs and feet will be affected, and this irreversibly changes your body.

And yet! Nobody talks about this as a negative thing! Little girls say they want to be ballet dancers, and if their parents have enough money, that’s what they get to be! Does it cause problems in later life? Yeah, sometimes! Often, even! But nobody talks about that because it’s a thing for cis people to do and so naturally it’s all fine!

Go and talk to a fucking ballet dancer.

roni-not-tyler

I was a ballet dancer (among other styles of dance) for 10-11 years, starting at age 6-7ish. I loved it, but not enough to make a career out of it. Dance was just a way to exercise is a fun way.

By the time I was done dancing at age 18, I had been through physical therapy for 3 separate issues caused by ballet. The worst one was because of how my hips and muscles developed and it cause discomfort in my knees so bad that I couldn’t walk very far without pain, much less climb stairs. One time at a pt session, a neighboring patient, who was elderly, said I was “too young to be here”. I was in middle school so I rolled my eyes. It was/is funny to me.

I am 23 now, and I still get stiff in some places, and I’m sure it is related to dancing as a kid. I snap, crackle, and pop like Rice Krispies.

I have no regrets because ballet and was a big part of my life. I just know that it will have long term effects on my body and there is nothing I can do to change it.

I didn’t know that ballet would affect me physically the way it did, but I still did it. If somebody wants to transition and goes in knowing and wanting the changes they will experience, then they should be allowed to do it.

charoitenigma

the idea transandrophobia is such a hated term by majority white members of the lgbtq+ community, and it was coined by someone who is a poc is veeerery telling. just saying :)

edit: saint is not Black, my apologies for misunderstanding. saint is still very much a poc however, in fact, biracial indigenous. so it’s still very, veeeeery telling.

depsidase

longstoryshort-143

the horrors persist but so do books, art, hot chocolate, winter nights, the moon, the sea, the stars, sunsets, literature, libraries, cats, flowers, stories, love and the wistful feeling you get when you finally return home