Hey fellow masc, we letting our femmes braid our hair and paint our nails or nope?
We let them do anything they want ever because they’re princesses and we’re lucky to have them brother
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Hey fellow masc, we letting our femmes braid our hair and paint our nails or nope?
We let them do anything they want ever because they’re princesses and we’re lucky to have them brother
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A 19-year-old black trans girl was shot to death this month, and there has been absolutely no media reporting on it - despite extensive reporting on almost identical incidents in the same part of Florida, at the same time. The police, as usual, misgendered her in the police report and have done nothing to find her killer. Her name was Jayla Mcgee. Black trans people deserve to grow old.
Police misgendered Jayla McGee, local media overlooked her homicide, and her community was left to make sure she was not erased.
Happy Emancipation Day! August 1st in most of the Commonwealth. Some countries celebrate it on the first Monday/Tuesday.
It's celebrated all over the Caribbean and sometimes in different names, but it should be more well known!!
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Happy Emancipation Day to my Afro-Caribbean cousins!!!
so basically got confirmation that i cant safely piss in public toilets anymore!! in the past week ive been confronted in both mens and womens toilets. not gonna go into detail, im safe and both situations were resolved without any incident, but im gonna buy a radar key so i can be in public for longer than a few hours at a time. and the EHRC has ruled that these incidents are not discrimination because i am a trans man.
i dont even know how to describe the levels of anxiety and distress this has caused me. i already struggle to feel safe in public due to my paranoia. i dont know how i am going to handle going out. i desperately hope this changes. i am grateful to my friends and partner for sticking up for me both times and holding me while i cried.
if you have ever told a trans man that he looks ‘scary’ or that you would scream if you saw him in a womans toilet, know that you are a fucking dangerous person. you cause harm. you directly endanger transgender people both physically and psychologically. fuck you.
Oh fuck that's awful, I'm glad you're safe.
Back your trans friends up yall! I've been known to go into men's restrooms with transmasc people I know just cause I look fem enough that I end up being the one that looks more out of place.
If you can, and you're not worried for your own safety, back up trans peeps you know by being the elephant in the room.
I'm a huge fan of going into bathrooms w/ my friends so they feel safe. I grew up w/ the girl code of we pee together for safety, and that now extends to my trans friends no matter what.
We gotta support our Trans brothers, sisters and siblings. Everyone deserves to pee safely 💗💙🤍
For disability pride, think I want to focus on this one thing that been bothering me
Been very frustrated lately by lack of phone call accessibility as someone who lacks speech but needs a lot of resources to stay healthy.
With rise of AI, it's only getting worse and worse.
More places changing their systems to incorporate AI answering machines.
Thing is...
Whenever I hear most people ranting about this change, it's usually about how annoying it is from an abled-person perspective or environmental or ethical impact.
Which are important valid reasons to be upset. I share those sentiments too.
But feel like disability is once again forgotten about within important discussion about change.
AI creates terrible language accessibility issues.
In fact, that's why it so annoying to deal with it.
In the past, if a place didn't have a call center or desk person to answer calls, they use extentions.
That meant you had to press a few numbers to get the right person.
Now with AI, you're expected to have a full conversation with a robot.
Tell them why you're calling, who you need to speak to, verify your info so the humans don't have to later, etc.
These bots can be bad at understanding what able-people are saying, so imagine how they handle these disabled callers:
People who use AAC (speech aids/devices)
People who slur, stutter, have "strange" voice or pronunciation
People with rapid or disorganized speech
People who use poor grammar & who don't speak full words or sentences
People who mix up similar common words
People with "deaf accent"
(i don't know if there is a different preferred term for this. Im sorry if I sound offensive. Please Lmk)
People with non-communicative speech such as vocal tics, echolalia, or babbling
Anyone who uses speech or language in a way that needs a human mind to interpret
Anyone whose voice sounds notably different
Ability to understand what AI is saying can be harder too:
d/Deaf people and other hearing differences
Auditory processing disorder
Receptive language disorder
Developmental disability, especially intellectual and learning disabilities
(AI can't help people who need things explained a certain way. AI unreliable and fails to adapt a lot.)
Anyone who frequently can't make out sounds and/or speech
Anyone who frequently has trouble with meanings in conversation
The problems I often face with AI answering machines (and that I'm sure many other disabled people have faced as well):
AI slightly mishearing me/my device
AI mishearing so badly that it basically makes up a fake conversation
AI not hearing me/my device at all
AI registering tics and stims as answers
AI "explaining" an instruction by repeating the same instruction again word-for-word
AI directing me to the wrong person without trying to confirm what I said
AI sometimes just... hanging up on me right after I speak my first answer...
These are the machines being put in front of
hospitals
doctors offices
mental health centers
pharmacies
transportation and in-home care
health insurance member services
medical supply companies
government resource agencies
non-profit organizations
advocacy groups
justice centers & other legal resources
customer service lines
many other places disabled people often need to access from home
It's another example of some of the most vulnerable being pushed away from the things we need, and we're also being forgotten in these discussions about things that can affect us a lot
Next time someone is ranting about AI job interviewers, please also remember:
the AI pharmacy assistants that make it impossible for someone with a speech disorder to sort out their meds
the AI scheduler that won't allow a D/deaf person to access the right extension of the clinic to set up an appointment
the AI agent that confuses an intellectually disabled person into anger and tears
the AI answerer that hangs up on a mentally ill person seeking help in crisis because they aren't speaking coherently enough
Human beings need to be at the forefront of human resources and issues for disabled people especially. Please remember us. Please fight.
Happy disability pride ♡
vampire sucking blood from the inner thigh can be something so erotic and more vampire media needs to get on this train
look at this post with your eyes if you agree
BUSHOLOGY 101
puppygirl!satoru can't do anything but beg for your pussy when catgirl!sukuna is also there ꒰ ୭ ˚. ᵎᵎ
cw: mdni, hybrids, fem!satoru, fem!sukuna, collar and leash, strap on usage, clit play, tit play, degradation, praising, cuck!satoru, she's really catching all the strays on this one, art by khouxyon and arrja
The position is obscene. Sukuna’s strap is heavy against your ass while she keeps you against her back, letting you feel her hand nipples. She’s purring into your ear while she plays with your tit with one hand and with the other, she holds your own hand that’s holding Satoru’s leash.
She’s kneeling on the edge of the bed, drooling and salivating over the sight of Sukuna teasing you everywhere except where you need her the most. Her ears move every time your pussy clenches around nothing and her tail is wagging with excitement.
“It’s my turn now, Suki,” she whimpers, trying to get closer but Sukuna taps your hand, commanding you to tug on her leash. You do it gentler than Sukuna wants it, but still works to make Satoru suffer a little. “Mmph- please!”
“Nu-uh,” Sukuna shakes her head, a big smirk on her lips while her hand presses down your stomach to make you whine. “You need to learn how to treat a lady, you mutt. You were mean to her earlier, or did you forget?”
"Thank you for the meal Nora" we all say in unison!
i know the ‘trans men have male privilege’ thing is kinda dumb and ignores pre-transition trans men, trans men who don’t pass, and a whole host of other thinsg.
but also like, if being seen as a man inherently gives you male privilege, that means closeted transfemmes get male privilege too.
but constantly bringing that up and saying they’re ‘opressing’ others would be stupid, because their ‘male privilege’ is hinged on them staying in the closet and hiding a part of themselves that could get them hurt or killed if the wrong person found out. so like… why is it different for trans men?
i find it disappointin’, though never shockin’, that an abundant amount of African languages like Wolof, Fula, Yoruba and more have a gender neutral pronoun naturally and yet i still have to hear people speak of they/them as a purely American thing? i know there’s an effort to ignore Africa in every single kind of global conversation but god damn nigga this shit is ridiculous. cause it ain’t just there, it’s abundantly there. everyday i’m proven more and more how possible and real black neutrality is; i really will make it my mission to prop up Africa more on this page, cause its place outside neutrality and transness in general is sooo unbelievably undeserved. y’all all neu black people too, never forget that.
Reblogging this cuz it could save someone’s life
People will disparagingly make comments about hypothetical he/hims with visible breasts without pondering the circumstances of the him in particular.
Are they a choice he has made, or are they a circumstance he simply has to live with? Is he low-income, does he have health care, does his health care cover gender confirming surgery? Does he have medical conditions that make binding dangerous? Will his family block him from pursing the surgery? Does his partner beg him not to lop them off because they’re so fun to play with? Will his transphobic boss get suspicious if he takes time off and returns with a flat chest?
Why are we assuming that the choice he has made now is the choice he will make forever, or a choice made without coercion?
And if he does retain his breasts fully of his own volition... why are we disparaging him for making a decision about the shape of his own body?
He’s the one that has to live in it.
If you want a woman to have fat titties and a fat ass but can't handle the accompanying fat tummy, arms, and legs, then you are a coward and your bloodline will not survive the winter.
I don't know how to make this not sound mean but I'm not trying to be mean, so please know that going in.
Listening to a podcast about bodies and eating disorders and the body positivity movement of the last decade ish and hearing someone say (paraphrasing from memory here) "body positivity was all capitalism, there were no legislative changes, just new brands of jeans"
Legislative changes are super important but I cannot emphasize enough that jeans coming in bigger sizes and fat-friendly cuts is actually a really big deal! With meaningful impacts on people's lives (including mine)! Fat people do need clothes! And you may not realize this, but if you're over a certain size (that's not even that big a size) there's a very good chance you can go to a big box store and *not find anything that fits you*. There are towns in the US where if you're over a size 18 you need to drive an hour away or shop online to get things in your size. And they're expensive! "Just buy used" if they even have your size! Fat people want to look nice too. And we face enough judgement during job interviews (to give one example) without trying to do it in clothes that don't fit or are super uncomfortable.
Actually: If you're fat and you want to look cute/hot/masc/femme/etc I cannot recommend this website enough, you put in your measurements and it lists what brands have your size. You can filter for stuff like sensory friendly, nonbinary, masc, organic, etc. It's not AI just a database.
Phoria is a platform to help plus-size and gender-expansive people build a more sustainable and ethical wardrobe they love. We’re a benefit