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I only have one kink that genuinely makes me horny because it’s not technically sexual, and I’m as ace as it gets, but sometimes I’ll come across a kink and I’m like “if I was into sex I just KNOW I’d be super fucking into that” and so far I’ve decided this about catboys and forcemasc. Indeed, I am still going to engage with these two kinks in a non-sexual way because forcemasc makes me feel great and I love the catboy aesthetic, but sometimes I wish I could feel as horny about some of this stuff as I do about my main kink cos one kink gets a little boring after a while if it’s the only thing you’re jacking off to.

Anyway, ignore my ramblings. The kink fic’s going great.

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me when i have never listened to trans men/mascs talk about their experiences with oppression

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Toni Morrison yearbook photo

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"trans men/mascs transition out of oppression and towards privilege" is a terf talking point and it will never be progressive.

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@important-cat-pics

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i love sluts i love perverts i love dykes i love faggots i love aromantics i love freaks i love librarians i love ibuprofen

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saying something you know will make people laugh. And they do laugh.

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Action Comics #1090 cover by Skylar Patridge

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Hey! do you have some resources on Iran that I can read up to gain more info on their history?

Hi, yes. I've made posts on this several times on my old blogs but i'm gonna write a list again. most of these are on libgen (the books)

Podcasts, documentaries, etc.:

5 part series on Iranian history from 1906 to present day by The Dig (podcast)

End of Empire (1985), chapter 7: Iran (documentary)

Coup 53 (2019) dir. Taghi Amirani, includes cut material from the End of Empire episode (doc/movie)

Books:

I recommend all of Ali Rahnema's books on Iran, no others that I've read have been as in depth. He's my favourite and he's rarely mentioned compared to writers like Ervand Abrahamian.

Behind the 1953 Coup in Iran: Thugs, Turncoats, Soldiers, and Spooks detailed analysis of the whole event, includes maps of Tehran and chronology

The Rise of Modern Despotism in Iran: The Shah, the Opposition, and the US, 1953–1968

Call to Arms: Iran's Marxist Revolutionaries: Formation and Evolution of the Fada'is, 1964–1976 only about iranian marxist groups, how they came to be, their different political lines and approaches etc.

The Political History of Modern Iran: Revolution, Reaction and Transformation, 1905 to the Present this is a very good one but only if you want something that goes into a LOT of details which is useful for me, because i study history, but not for someone that wants more of an overview.

Speaking of Ervand Abrahamian:

Radical Islam: The Iranian Mojahedin is good. @ghelgheli read this one and also sent me some parts of it. it's a thorough study of Mojahedin-e Khalq (book)

Articles:

The Defender: Waiting for the revolution in Tehran about Haroun Yashayaie. He is a past head of the Tehran Jewish Committee and a communist who was imprisoned pre-79'

some articles about the time when People’s Fedai Guerrillas and PKK trained in Palestine and Lebanon. they're ehhh okayish: Abandoned Legacy: The Left of Iran and Palestinians and The Kurds Who Died for Palestine

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Hey! do you have some resources on Iran that I can read up to gain more info on their history?

Hi, yes. I've made posts on this several times on my old blogs but i'm gonna write a list again. most of these are on libgen (the books)

Podcasts, documentaries, etc.:

5 part series on Iranian history from 1906 to present day by The Dig (podcast)

End of Empire (1985), chapter 7: Iran (documentary)

Coup 53 (2019) dir. Taghi Amirani, includes cut material from the End of Empire episode (doc/movie)

Books:

I recommend all of Ali Rahnema's books on Iran, no others that I've read have been as in depth. He's my favourite and he's rarely mentioned compared to writers like Ervand Abrahamian.

Behind the 1953 Coup in Iran: Thugs, Turncoats, Soldiers, and Spooks detailed analysis of the whole event, includes maps of Tehran and chronology

The Rise of Modern Despotism in Iran: The Shah, the Opposition, and the US, 1953–1968

Call to Arms: Iran's Marxist Revolutionaries: Formation and Evolution of the Fada'is, 1964–1976 only about iranian marxist groups, how they came to be, their different political lines and approaches etc.

The Political History of Modern Iran: Revolution, Reaction and Transformation, 1905 to the Present this is a very good one but only if you want something that goes into a LOT of details which is useful for me, because i study history, but not for someone that wants more of an overview.

Speaking of Ervand Abrahamian:

Radical Islam: The Iranian Mojahedin is good. @ghelgheli read this one and also sent me some parts of it. it's a thorough study of Mojahedin-e Khalq (book)

Articles:

The Defender: Waiting for the revolution in Tehran about Haroun Yashayaie. He is a past head of the Tehran Jewish Committee and a communist who was imprisoned pre-79'

some articles about the time when People’s Fedai Guerrillas and PKK trained in Palestine and Lebanon. they're ehhh okayish: Abandoned Legacy: The Left of Iran and Palestinians and The Kurds Who Died for Palestine

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>fan blog for media i’m consuming and really enjoying

>zionist propaganda

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Welcome to being a Latina you get THREE types of representation:

-Sexy

-Single mother

-sweat shop worker.

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ufff no bueno...

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Not only did my fried rice panel take off in a way I wasn't expecting but my POST about the fried rice panel also took off in a way I wasn't expecting please let me rest