S!nner Here

I was @theregoesthefandom but Safe Mode™ fucked me over so I made a new account. I'm finally wring again. Mostly bnha. NSFW tag is #osha violation (get it?? haha)

[the-corner-of-4-th-and-fremont]

what if the rebrand comes NEXT year, okay but seriously imagine it, youre watching my chemical romance perform at Wembley, their surprise opening act comes out... It's fall out boy, and who's there with them? You suddenly hear Brendon Urie begin to sing, its P!ATD they're singing this is gospel, the crowd suddenly begins to cheer louder, Dan and phil come on stage, theyre holding hands, wrapped in a pride flag, they turn, like theyre about to kiss, they stop and announce they're actually doing a podcast

[toosinforsmol]

15 year old me is THROWING UP and CRYING

[sakeofpower]

[lashketchup]

summer mornings, borrowing your boyfriend's hoodie, healed scars, loving touches

[toosinforsmol]

AGAIN I love them sm please

[lashketchup]

Bakugo is so whipped man

[toosinforsmol]

I love them sm I’m sobbing

[lashketchup]

Soft physiotherapist and surgical resident Kiribaku for @/ranathearanara on the bird app ❤️🧡 Another illu for @myheroacademia-action ✨✨

[toosinforsmol]

I love aus so much I’m gonna go feral

[erateeth]

🌈🦈✨

Based on this post:

[ryanestradadotcom-deactivated20]

[theserif]

Oh hey it’s back on my dash perfect!  I was just thinking of this the other day!

[historiaantiqua]

OHOHOHO wow the Korean alphabet is awesome. The people who designed it were geniuses and were obviously incredibly schooled in the morphology and phonology of their language. HNNGGG

[ask-feather-dae]

wow

[sharkestsharks]

this picture is taking me out they're so fuckin cute

[toosinforsmol]

Gonna be a part time krbk, part time shark, part time vagueblogging blog just watch me

[lightblueminecraftorchid]

hey man everyone loved how convenient and easily forgettable you were on earth. u were the least inconvenient person out there. my buddy told me you were super helpful and nice and didn't take up any space and just slid away from their mind as soon as they stopped looking at you. it was really impressive how little of an impression you made on anyone. sucks that it didn't save you man.

[lightblueminecraftorchid]

WHY IS THIS POST GETTING NOTES

[toosinforsmol]

The urge… it calls to me… the urge to vaguepost on tumblr dot com…

[peterokii]

[just-a-little-dead-inside]

[holy-leapin-splits-batman]

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

i heard there's a guy who lives in my blood called michael plastics and hes going to kill everyone?

[toosinforsmol]

Cells At Work: Code Black

[tgirl-thucydides]

On a mission to demystify bottom surgery for girls like

no the risk of complications is not as high as you think

no you dont need to only go to one of two expensive surgeons, you can get good results in tons of places that your insurance will cover

no you wont lose ur trans status or be exiled from the community

yes you will get wet and cum and have a cute vulva and never need to tuck again

[butcherrypie]

something that needs to be adressed around bottom surgery is that it is SO difficult to find examples of post-recovery patients, which is understandable because hey, its ya genitals, not everyone wants to show them off...

Except that there are myriad examples of how it looks during and immediately after surgery. That isn't the case for any other gender affirming surgery, that the post-surgery images would be so widespread and yet the post-recovery images would be all but absent. You don't even get that for top surgery, it's always bottom surgery. This applies broadly too, not just vaginoplasty but phalloplasty and orchiectomy too. Always bleeding incisions and bruising stitches and never actual results. shits whack

[butcherrypie]

Just verified this, I tried to find "Vaginoplasty post-recovery examples", and all that came up were images of the complications, and mid-surgery images. I am fully convinced this is intentional, to prevent trans people from wanting to get bottom surgery.

[tgirl-thucydides]

Idk if its intentional but it is entirely true that I quite literally had to start hooking up with post op trans women to get an idea of what a trans woman's vagin looks like and how it works!!!

[antiterfbutch]

I will never forget when I learned about John Robert Brown and had the moment of clarity where I realized that a lot of scaremongering over what people claim to be routine complications for bottom surgery are actually the results of this man's botched surgeries specifically.

Transphobes are walking around talking about the botched surgeries of a man who lost his medical license and was convicted of second degree murder for his medical negligence as though these are typical results, and it's just absolutely stomach churning for me.

Perhaps not all of them realize this is what's happening (these people tend to spread misinformation like the plague), but the people that started this game of telephone had to know. I have an extremely difficult time believing they didn't know what they were doing and that this wasn't intentional. They'll do anything to stop people from exercising their bodily autonomy.

[magz]

For a reference of not botched images... We've used transbucket website and r/Transgender_Surgeries on reddit to see volunteered images of different transfeminizing bottom surgery post-op pics in early and later recovery to have a realistic sense of expectations and options. You need a transbucket account and reddit account respectively to see the images (for reddit, to see "nsfw images"). Though fair warning that early and post-recovery images are often posted together. The reddit board also has other useful informations.

The list of websites and surgeons are often U.S. centric, while the wikis tend to have other country options. So, here's some surgery and surgeon options:

From healthytrans, a list of bottom surgery surgeons that accept insurance

TransSurgeriesWiki reddit board surgery wiki page, and TransWiki reddit board page

Insurance cover letter example for out-of-network surgeon, from r/Transgender_Surgeries

Find surgeons in MTFsurgery.net, and find surgeons in transhealthcare.org

There's more options out there but here's some organizations that sometimes cover some gender affirmation surgeries in U.S.: JimCollinsFoundation and GenderBands

Archived post: U.S. insurance that might cover HRT and gender affirmation surgery (including bottom surgery)

General information on Costs and Financing (U.S. centric), from Gender Confirmation Center (a clinic)

Queerdoc has a list of more information on types of gender affirming surgeries, grants to cover costs, pre-surgery preparations n requirements, which have BMI requirements, and other info in different pages on the site

Usually, which insurance are accepted depends on the surgeon, but as long as the surgeon is well-rated and not being warned about, if they accept your insurance and referral it isn't necessary to pick only the most praised surgeons. Each surgeon (that hasn't been blacklisted or warned about) has their own techniques, pros and cons, and merits.

Hopefully with this information, it makes bottom surgery seem less scary for the girls with bottom dysphoria.

[00vkx]

Save a what

[toosinforsmol]

I’m looking at him *respectfully*

[rheas-chaos-anthology]

Questions to ask beta readers

General:

Were you confused at any point of the story?

What genre would you say this book is?

When did you put the story down?

Is the ending satisfying?

If you had to cut 3 scenes what would they be?

When did you feel like the story really began?

What was the last book you read before this story?

Characters:

Do you get any of the characters names confused?

Which character is your favorite?

If you had to remove a character who would you and why? (you don't have to remove the character, just make sure their role is meaningful)

Which character do you relate to the most?

Which character do you relate to the least?

Do the characters feel real?

Are character relationships believable?

Are the goals clear and influence the plot?

Are the characters distinct (voice, motivations, etc)

Setting:

Which setting was clearest to you?

Which setting was the most memorable?

Am including enough/too much detail?

Plot and conflict:

Are the internal and external conflicts well defined for the main characters?

Are the internal conflicts and the external conflicts organic and believable?

Are there enough stakes?

Are the plot twists believable but still unexpected?