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can people like stop acting like trans men aren't vocal? like we aren't activists and like we don't speak up? just because you hate trans women so much that you completely ignore trans men, it doesn't mean we are "less vocal." we are VERY loud and proud just like trans women. yall just completely ignore us.

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He saw something more beautiful than the nebulas that day 🌟

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Trans flag colour picked from this pic of Gerard

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Crowley drawing power up from Hell

bonus:

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Me, 21, already losing my hair, realizing that my brother started losing his at 25, my father also lost his at around the same age, when I'm trying to start getting on testestron:

Goodbye my beautiful hair :")

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Given the answers the logical conclusion is the taste of grilled chopped cock and tits

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[ID: A digital illustration of Crowley from Good Omens. He is sat in his Bentley, leaning his elbows against the dashboard and steering wheel with his right hand over his mouth and his left hand at his temple. He is staring ahead and crying, his eyes somewhat obscured behind his sunglasses. His plants are in the back seat of the car, and a single white feather sits on the roof, above Crowley's head. End description.]

Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy

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Eating a watermelon together.. 😊

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My old friend (and for almost thirty years my family's doctor) Dan Johnson has a charity he started in memory of his son, Alec, who was drowned in 2014. One of the projects they are supporting is helping a couple who work in Haiti with abandoned children (and aren't part of the Haitian "orphanage industry"). The couple are raising funds to buy the compound they and the children are in, and I'm helping Dan by linking to

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I am reading lindy west's "Shrill" now and she describes all my feelings about always being "the fat girl" 😭

Usually, books about being a fat woman are extremely positive - it was all in my head! I don't care what people think! The thin pretty girl's actually have the exact same problems and in fact, have more! And of course, the writer is never interested in being beautiful or even thin, the writer is never interested in romantic relationships or in being desired sexually. The sexual chapter is usually super short and describes in broad strokes how Rubens painted fat, naked lady's or how there is big lady porn and thus, people like fat women.

I love that lindy West is describing my exact feelings! Always being pushed aside, my Sexuality ridiculed, and how she, too, was actively feeling that if she told another person that she liked them, they would feel violated and disgusted.

She talks about how she saw her peers become beautiful while she visibly didn't and how she hoped to become thin in that tiny window of time where you are still young enough to be sexy and desirable. I never became thin in that window and now it's gone. I'm a fat, flabby 33 year old and I will never know how it feels to be beautiful and desired, I will always stay the attractive equivalent to a pile of wood.

And those are feelings that are real, that I have, but are absolutely unacceptable in society. If you loathe your fat body and the repulsion it creates, no one is on your side, ever. It's a feeling I usually don't talk about and lindy west does, in a book. I feel less alone now in my life.

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crowley gets to sit on furniture like a cat. as a treat.

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HOLY SHIT THIS IS SO COOL. Making creature rigs to help with acting and motion capture whaaaat

Creature Bionics Website

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obsessed with this silly tiger

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I cannot be stopped, I will boop that snoot