Time for the main event!

Trish/Vox | white | he/him | 25 | lesbian byf I do art sometimes!

[voxaris]

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: One Piece (Anime & Manga) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Trafalgar D. Water Law & Original Female Character(s) Characters: Original Female Character(s), Trafalgar D. Water Law, Original Characters Additional Tags: Self-Insert, First Meetings, SI/OC, Canonical Character Death, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, the ghost of rosinante "corazon" donquixote, not actually he's very dead, Misunderstandings Series: Part 1 of loved but never known

Donquixote Dorothea is attempting to atone for letting her big brother die. Step one is ensuring the child he left behind succeeds, however possible.

Trafalgar D. Water Law wants this weirdo to leave him alone.

They make it work.

[itgetsrad]

my fave moment

[talvin-muircastle]

[gryffindorcls]

Wow, I did not see that coming.

[tainbocuailnge]

"we're all faggots in the eyes of the state" okay but the state recognises different category of "faggot" where one is "idiot womanchildren with delusions of grandeur" and another is "subhuman predators that must be excised from society posthaste" like neither are a great way to treat another human being but can we pleeeeeeease acknowledge the difference here

[tainbocuailnge]

"stop queer infighting we're all-" okay so is this actually queer infighting or did a trans woman describe her lived experience in a way you didn't like

[90-ghost]

Hello everyone I made this post for a girl from Gaza her Name is Laial. I know her personally She doesn’t have a smartphone she using her mother phone sometimes no internet connection most of the time to create account on tumblr to share her story. Laial has been through a lot in this war because of what she doing since the day one Laial is a nurse. You can read her story on her GFM link below. Would you show her some love & support in this madness war & hard times including hunger and starvation right now.

Step by step we can make it happen and she reach her goal 🫶🏼🙏

Donate to Help Laial pursue her dreams, organised by sally saad

Hello My name is Laial Ashour , I'm 25 years old , from Palestine from Gaza City , I studied … sally saad needs your support for Help Laial

[90-ghost]

Laial only got 3 Donations this month!!!

Please guys this family needs your help this family deserves your help and support

For the past 2 years they didn’t ask for help or made any campaigns

Would you guys help them to reach their goals 🙏🫶🏼

Plus laial mother had a surgery 2 weeks ago in her chest they really needs helps

[90-ghost]

this family has no one else just you guys help them

[90-ghost]

Last donation was 16 days ago !

[90-ghost]

Don’t forget laial please 🙏

[90-ghost]

Last donation was 26 days ago !!

[90-ghost]

Laial and her family spoke to me asking you guys not to forget them they didn’t receive any donations more than one month

[problematic-rayndrop]

Happy 55th anniversary to the moon landing!

[the-chaos-crew]

OP turned reblogs off but as someone with a crazy wicked scar that's been called "body horror" a few times, I really wanted this on my blog

in fact I think all of these are beautiful, cool, neat, or just neutral. nothing negative about any of it. also goes for implants, I've known people with implants of all kinds be made fun of, but that shit isn't ugly or gross either, it's just neutral and or positive

[autogynophelia]

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.

[brave-enchanter-1203]

i think theyfab is closer to a slur than amab but transfeminists use it often. (for reference i think both are bad)

[autogynophelia]

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.

[bells-lettres]

local matchmaker losing it over yet another unrealistic demand from the clientele 🤣🤣

Translation by me. :))

[elodieunderglass]

“Even a slightly increased possibility of summoning rain is still an ability to summon rain” is such a good point

[ndnbutch]

but if I were to say that I don’t think vampires inherently and universally represent queerness and that if that’s the only way you engage with any story containing a vampire then a lot of very important messages are going to go straight over your head? i would be killed to death.

[yiddishfisting]

i hadn't really like. Truly thought too hard about that author's spider-fucking book so i wasn't putting individual pieces together but thanks to things people have reminded me of on that last post in this book i've realized we've got:

dark-skinned spider centaur love interest who's part of a cannibalistic incestuous spider race where the females are larger bc haha big hot abusive women

which means we've got a bunch of dark-skinned women who are incestuous sexual abusers of the males of their species

white protagonist love interest who is based off griffith from berserk looks-wise but i have also been told that character is like. a serial rapist. so maybe not the best choice

white protagonist leads dark-skinned love interest around with a rope noose around his neck

author makes 'jokes' about the dark-skinned love interest with a specifically "proud curved nose" being objectified

the sexual dynamic between the two MCs is supposed to be the dark-skinned love interest finally getting to be the rough dominant top to the pretty boy white twink protagonist

white twink protagonist is also a genocidal colonizer which i guess is supposed to be funny

[yiddishfisting]

@deep-sea-horror yeah

[yiddishfisting]

oh right i wasn't able to get the second half of that comment in the screenshot. so here it is

[fruitpilled-peachcel]

[janegumball]

⭐️Through the Generations⭐️

Happy to share that these will be unlockable pin designs in my upcoming pony pin kickstarter!

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[superbestiario]

“I saw that the camera could be a weapon against poverty, against racism, against all sorts of social wrongs. I knew at that point I had to have a camera.” – Gordon Parks

Segregation history, Gordon parks. 1956

[tarragonthedragon]

idk i just feel like "it is more acceptable and in fact encouraged to mock anything enjoyed primarily by women" and "being enjoyed primarily by women does not make thing feminist and righteous" are thoughts that can and should coexist

[tarragonthedragon]

oh and also "even if the thing is bad your criticism of it can come from a place of patronising misogyny"

[fuck-the-conquistadores]

“The Afro-American militant is a “militant” because he defends himself, his family, his home, and his dignity. He does not introduce violence into a racist social system – the violence is already there, and has always been there. It is precisely this unchallenged violence that allows a racist social system to perpetuate itself. When people say that they are opposed to Negroes “resorting to violence” what they really mean is that they are opposed to Negroes defending themselves and challenging the exclusive monopoly of violence practiced by white racists.”

— Robert F. Williams, Negroes with Guns (1962)

[corantus]

locked the fuck in get my money up