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serethereal:

i have this disease called i will open your message and get distracted and forget to reply and then the notification will be gone so i will not have replied for ages and you will think i am ignoring you but. i am not. it’s incurable

kibumkim:

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😭😭😭😭

that-house:

that-house:

I had to mentally send myself a reaction image the other day. I ran up the stairs on all fours, said to myself “i’m such a locationpilled scampercel” and then perfectly envisioned this image

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please i’ve already hurt so much

ratboi24601:

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cock-holliday:

Remembering the time my old nb roommate who went to an LGBT law conference and was heaping the absolute biggest bitchfit texting me cause “some cis guy” was talking about trans people and trans men in particular and my roommate refused to listen to what this guy said cause “why should I listen to him” and I said “are you sure he’s cis?” And then towards the end of the presentation he said something that indicated to the crowd he was a trans man and then suddenly my roommate started to consider what had been shared.

Absolute loser behavior, but not completely unique. We’ve all gotta stop saying only x people can talk about x issues for us to listen. Too many people in the in group will have dogshit takes no one wants to challenge because “well, they are x identity.” Likewise, plenty of people on the out group actually know what they’re talking about and have something to contribute to the conversation.

Especially when it comes to sexuality and gender, you relying on someone outing themselves or you clocking them to decide whether their words have merit is shitty, because you won’t always know if they ARE the group “allowed” to talk about it. And even beyond that, I knew a fuckload about transness before I realized I was trans, it helped me REALIZE I was trans. “Listen to x voices” got sooooo warped in the discourse.

There’s also a distinct hostility towards trans men in queer spaces I’ve noticed. Especially those whom pass well.

One of the students tells me that I can’t be objective about masculinity because I am a straight cis male, and that I should shut up and listen. Are these my people?  I don’t correct them. I never correct anyone.  It is interesting to see where people insist proximity to a subject makes one informed, and where they insist it makes them biased. It is interesting that they think it’s their call to make.ALT
She is furious. She tells me I am a straight cis male and I need to shut up and listen. What she is really furious about is being contradicted by someone who, according to their facebook profile, has a lower ranking on the discourse clearance chart than she.ALT
If a person is telling this cis girl she is taking for granted a privilege that trans girls don’t have, why is it this cis girl’s instinct to hunt for that person’s identity to see if she can discredit them and not have to think about their point? Don’t answer that. We already know.ALT

Excerpts from I am a transwoman. I am in the closet. I am not coming out. by Jennifer Coates

seravph:

seravph:

people who shop at shein are SO FUCKING ANNOYING

i don’t care if it’s size inclusive! i don’t care if it’s accessible to poor people! what about the poor people making those garments! like for fucks sake the LEAST you could do is shop at the million other fast fashion companies that do an 1/8 as much damage as shein. or thrift ! or steal ! or just don’t fucking buy bullshit if it comes from the single most damaging clothing company in the world! im not saying you’re a bad person for buying fast fashion !!!!! im just saying that avoiding shein specifically is literally the bare minimum!

worflesbian:

sci fi is when women in tank tops are covered in grease and sweat and are shouting at people and racing against time to save lives