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O.M.G!

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SOMEONE GETS IT!!!! >:3

simply quite incredible studies

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know what? girlthing. i like that one.

hands you a Her

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gun control doesn’t get rid of the latent fascism in our society. The fascists who i am worried about have basements full of 80% AR lowers. When push comes to shove they’re not gonna voluntarily give up their guns, so why the fuck would I?

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“it’s not my job to educate you” is something you can say if you’re, like, just some random person of colour being put on the spot to explain why racism is bad. if you’re a Communist it is, in fact, your job to educate people. it should be your number one priority! lads this is literally what we are meant to be doing! if someone asks you a question and they seem to actually want to hear the answer, it is, in fact, your job to explain it to them! otherwise you’re a pretty shitty communist!

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“When you’re a trans woman you are made to walk this very fine line, where if you act feminine you are accused of being a parody and if you act masculine, it is seen as a sign of your true male identity. And if you act sweet and demure, you’re accused of reinforcing patriarchal ideas of female passivity, but if you stand up for your own rights and make your voice heard, then you are dismissed as wielding male privilege and entitlement. We trans women are made to teeter on this tightrope, not because we are transsexuals, but because we are women. This is the same double bind that forces teenage girls to negotiate their way between virgin and whore, that forces female politicians and business women to be agressive without being seen as a bitch, and to be feminine enough not to emasculate their alpha male colleagues, without being so girly as to undermine their own authority.”

— Julia Serano, Excluded: Making Feminist and Queer Movements More Inclusive, p 28-9 (via goth-gallus)

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anyway i am going back to fucking my friends in a purely non-romantic way

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Pronouns are words used to refer to yourself and others. I, We, You, Your, He, She, They, You're, Theirs, His, It, Herself etc are ALL pronouns, it's very hard to speak English without using them. Singular They/Them has been used for centuries. The word "You" used to only be used for groups, see how language evolves.

Cis and Trans are Adjectives which are describing words. Cis is not a slur or a pronoun. Cis is a Latin prefix that means "On the same side of" whereas Trans means "On the other side of."

Puberty Blockers were first created in the 80s to stop children from starting puberty too early. Children can get their period as early as 7 years old and a child shouldn't have to go through that. The effects are completely reversible, all the child has to do is stop taking them whenever they're ready and they'll start their puberty again. You only have a problem with puberty blockers when Trans kids use them.

No doctor is performing gender affirming surgeries on under age children, there's so much that you have to do before even being approved for top or bottom surgery (or any kind of gender affirming surgery), it's also very expensive, none of this would ever be performed on a child.

Drag Queens reading stories to children or dancing for them isn't any different than hiring a professional to dress up for your child's birthday party or going to Disney World where everyone is dressed up and playing characters. There is absolutely nothing inappropriate about Drag Queen story time. Drag Queens wear far more clothing than literally any of us. If you're fine with taking your child to Hooters or to a sports game with cheerleaders but you have a problem with Drag Queens... You sexualize Queer people and say it's inappropriate for us to be around children yet you have no problem with over-sexualizing women if it's for your entertainment and you have no problem with your child seeing it.

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i share a major with goncharov.

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like, fuck. i cope with this every day and it's something i carry a lot of guilt over. it took a really weird series of events to eject me from the right wing pipeline but holy shit i'm thankful for it every day. knowing i was once a hateful shitbag sometimes makes my current preachings feel hollow but knowing i've helped others out of the same thing makes it all a little better.

discussion of the (vastly over-exaggerated) phenomenon of trans women online having been some flavor of bigot pre-transition is such an odd one to witness because it always ignores that growing up as part of Literally Any Group means that you will be taught bigotry. in current society it is not possible to never experience any bigoted views being presented as normal and encouraged. anyone who tries to claim they have never in their life been encouraged to hold views they regret is either lying, still holds bigoted views, or both.

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i'm such a friend lover. i genuinely believe that my friends are the coolest funniest loveliest most ridiculously joyous people out there! im biased as hell!! i think theyre all rad! and the universe just so happened to slip all these beloved people into my orbit! and vice versa!! wtf!

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anyway.

i wanna fuck transwomen freak nasty

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my favorite part of studying in CZ was how normalized mocktails were in prague. my partner doesn't drink and they were never made to feel awkward about ordering one and i think that's super fucking cool. they almost always tasted/looked/were better than my drinks too lmfao

i think non-alcoholic bars are actually super cool too.

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there is no “trans debate.” you either believe in the rights of all people to personal freedom, bodily autonomy, privacy, and self-identification, or you’re just a bad person.

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giving you head so good they have to add your name to the victims of communism memorial

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I love you trans people I'm reading "Fucking Trans Women" by Mira Bellwether and I don't even plan on putting the more practical, "hands-on" as it were information to use but she also talks a lot about challenging normative ideas about our bodies and what they're meant for & it feels like pouring cool water over my brain. It's so refreshing hearing honest discussion of queer and especially trans sexuality. This is undoing years of brain worms for me