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i wish we got to see how the saja boys got together

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𝙞'𝙢 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙣𝙡𝙮 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙤'𝙡𝙡 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙨

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They are whispering🫢💞

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she's so pretty

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she’s everyone’s type but most of all MINE

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류미영 = ryu mi yeong, or ryu mi young

i'd go with ryu miyoung personally, but both are correct

Can someone who can read Korean please read the name on the grave so we can see what Rumi’s mom’s name was

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stripes!

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someone on tiktok said that kpop demon hunters is the closest straight people will ever get to being queerbaited I'm crying

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okay yayyy studying is going better than anticipated so i get more tumblr time

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shower now 👍 then study and sleep so i might not be on until tomorrow

soi'll say gn now. mwwwwah

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i have never lost sight of the most important part of this film: girls that are so love with each other

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The match each others freak your honor. I have a lot of ideas lined up but I’m just slow at drawing them so y’all aren’t allowed to come up with them!

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Maybe it's because I have a weakness for toxic female characters, but I wanted Rumi to crash out even harder and go full demon mode with Jinu

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my final exam is tomorrow so i'll finally have free time. should i try to get my family to watch kpop demon hunters tomorrow night? i know everyone but my mom is gonna love it

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I LOVE THEM!!!

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other people may experience some disjointed parts of these (like corrective rape) but a traumatic experience is more than the sum of its parts; scholinski's corrective rape cannot be removed from the context of the simultaneous forced feminization they went through, nor from the misogyny that made it so easy to commit them in the first place. multiple societal forces came together to create an abusive, traumatic experience that only happened the way it did because scholinski was transmasculine. the intersection of these forces is transandrophobia--or transmisandry, or anti-transmasculinity, or whatever new word we're probably using now because each and every attempt to create a word to describe our oppression has been thoroughly smeared.

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without fail, every single time, men just seem to forget that there are women experiencing all the same stuff they do with added misogyny. "well what if i don't pass as a man? i'm treated like an ugly woman!" what do you think happens to trans women who don't pass. real quick. hey what's that transandrophobia thing doing in your bio

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why are you talking to me if im on your dni list?

but lets do this anyways.

how about we start with the recent ruling in the UK which ruled trans men should be excluded from BOTH mens' and women's spaces because we're a threat to both?

what about the community wide insistence that we should not be allowed to have language to describe our oppression, even though your idol julia serano said she was in favor of it? (serano specifically said that trans-masculine people experience oppression at a different intersection of transphobia and misogyny from trans-feminine people, and that while she didn't know what it should be, there seemed to be need for a separate term to discuss this intersection.)

maybe the way we're accused of betraying womanhood, and how TERF attacks on us often center on that? and if not that, then on the idea that we're no longer sexually appealing or available to them?

and how about the fact that the dehumanization and sexualization we face exists at a specific unique intersection of transphobia and misogyny, a different one than transfem sexualization?

or perhaps a personal anecdote: how my mom was always feminist and gnc-supporting until i came out as a trans man, and then it was screaming matches and throwing things until i put on the damn dress. because being a gnc woman was fine to her, but being a trans man was not.

how about that woman who thought it was appropriate to stand on a stage and tell everyone that we were a plague on society because our tender young breasts had never known the touch of a man before they were removed?

the historical and contemporary erasure we face is not even close to comparable to cis women, trans women, or cis men. i genuinely don't even know where to start with specific examples.

we've historically, as a group, been admitted to insane asylums specifically for our transmasculinity and subjected to gender-specific physical, emotional, and sexual abuse within those institutions. this is a huge part of our history. here's a few examples. note the interview where dylan scholinski describes being forcibly feminized and correctively raped, an activity that the asylum encouraged male patients to engage in, right up to tying dylan down to allow easier access.

should i continue?

your tags, btw, are vile. why would you imply that listening to trans men, an oppressed group, about our experiences with that oppression is laughable? that rhetoric is indiscernible from your average right-wing bigot.

still, its never too late to commit to listening to oppressed groups about the oppression they face. i had to make that choice at some point too.

without fail, every single time, men just seem to forget that there are women experiencing all the same stuff they do with added misogyny. "well what if i don't pass as a man? i'm treated like an ugly woman!" what do you think happens to trans women who don't pass. real quick. hey what's that transandrophobia thing doing in your bio