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Hostile

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dont play defense

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It is inherently fun and sexy to say statements that swap the traditional genders of pronouns and terms mid-statement, such as: "I'm going to make him my wife" "She's my boyfriend" "Who says a guy can't be a pretty princess?" "That girl's the coolest dude I've ever met" "She's a madman who has to be stopped" "It's not his fault he's a material girl" Gender is a set of watercolors and the prettiest shades come from mixing the paints together.

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"my daughter is fine"

no, your daughter isnt fine, nor your daughter. he's your son, and he's not fine either, because he can't tell you he feels this way and he's fucking tired of it.

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being smart has never stopped me from being a complete fucking idiot

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Maybe it’s weird, but if I’m being honest?

I’d rather crawl into bed with a girl—not for sex, not for anything lewd—but just to exist next to her. Like, pull the blankets up around us, tangle our legs together, and melt into each other’s warmth for the next six hours straight.

People always ask, “Why aren’t you having sex?”

And honestly? Because I’d much rather be two queer nerdy trans girls, curled up like we’re charging each other emotionally. Let me fall asleep to the sound of her voice excitedly infodumping about her latest hyperfixation while I giggle about something stupid that just popped into my head and hum back “mhm, tell me more.”

That kind of closeness? That’s the real intimacy I crave.

The kind where it’s not about sex—it’s about comfort. Affection. That soft, sacred space where nothing needs to be performed or proven.

Just me and her. Wrapped around each other like gay burritos.

No pressure. No expectations. Just soft, nerdy love in every touch.

And gods, if she falls asleep in my arms mid-sentence, clutching a pillow tightly and mumbling something about her D&D character?

I’m never letting that moment go.

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Im sorry but polyamory is the only natural way a relationship can work, a princess needs both a knight and a maid depriving her of one or the other is a fate far worse than even hell could conjure

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Sitting in my dark evil transgender bedroom, wearing only my evil transgender bra and underwear, evilly transgenderly rendering an evil transgender low poly model of my cute evil transgender girlfriend

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neither standard magical girls and edgy magical girls are an "inferior" subgenre. they are not enemies. in fact, they're sloppily making out and playing with each other's hair.

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its just a coincidence that all the most powerful buffs also give you nice clothes. this tiara comes with double damage, and this skirt comes with 50% dodge

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Never thought I’d be proud of my state but… honestly I’m very happy to be proven wrong.

Salt Lake City gets around Pride flag ban by making new flags

Salt Lake City officials have designated three human-rights flags as official city emblems to preserve their display despite a new Utah law limiting flag displays on government property.

The move ensures the LGBTQIA+, Juneteenth, and transgender flags remain visible alongside the American and Utah state flags.

Mayor Erin Mendenhall and the City Council unanimously approved adding the Sego Belonging Flag (representing LGBTQIA residents), Sego Celebration Flag (honoring Juneteenth and Black residents), and Sego Visibility Flag (echoing the transgender flag’s colors) to the city's official symbols.

This decision circumvents Utah House Bill 77, which restricts flags on government property to a limited list.

To directly challenge Idaho’s statewide prohibition on unauthorized flags over government buildings, Boise’s Mayor Lauren McLean, a Democrat, and the City Council took decisive action. As reported by the Idaho Statesman, on Tuesday, the Council formally designated the Pride flag as the city’s official flag, ensuring its continued display despite the ban.

Townlift has more. See also: Boise and Salt Lake City will fly Pride flags despite state bans

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:3

suspiciously huggable transfem: ah don’t worry i don’t need any love or affection.

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You can’t stop me from saying it aloud. Thank you for this power.

If you mess up a social interaction you can say "Failed Experiment" and move on

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When I think of trans I usually imagine trans fems, 100% due to personal bias. Despite this, I’ve seen like 3+ cool animations on YouTube that seem to be done by transmasc people, and I find it awesome. Also helps humble me honestly.

Oh and shout out to the trans peeps that don’t fit those two labels, you’re mysterious and awesome in the best of ways

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I’d be able to use a public bathroom without either becoming very depressed or thinking everyone sees me as a freak. Not a thing to dedicate my day to but, hey, I’d take it!