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shockingly similar shit going on with us

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post-canon

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i love projecting puppygirl status onto the silliest of characters... mainly roblox characters. anyway party pupper

-> rbs > likes :3

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our pizza is being held hostage (its in the fridge and someones cooking right now)(undetermined amount of time occupying kitchen)(our pizza)(save our pizza)

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they're hiring me at the extra virgin olive oil factory as the oathsworn knight who protects the chastity of the olives

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With he’s friends

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I heard there's a new gene, Mocha. What's up with that?? I heard it's co-dominant with the other genes like sepia and the normal point.

How do I recognise it and its variants like Siamocha, and Burmocha??

What does mocha look like in other colours like blue, chocolate, fawn, or red and etc????

Mocha is a tyrosinase allele just like sepia and point, and it seems to be intermediate with them. It produces a cat that's lighter than sepia and more even than point.

You can see all kind of colors here:

Blue siamocha mother with various kittens

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intersectionality is about the intersection of systemic oppressions, not the intersection of "identities" or "experiences". there is no intersection that includes manhood because there is no systemic oppression of manhood to intersect with anything.

Kimberlé Crenshaw, the black feminist who coined the term intersectionality, uses it in her essay to critique the oppression black women face from both activist communities they ought to be part of; white feminists are racist, and black antiracists are misogynist. and black women are left with no one but each other, and the intersections of these two oppressions creates a third kind of oppression: misogynoir.

the reason transandrophobia (or transmisandry or antitransmasculinity or isomisia or whatever else the word of the day is) doesnt exist as a form of oppression is because there is no oppression of manhood, there's nothing to intersect with. the oppression trans men face absolutely exists and is real, but it is not unique, and it is not oppression for being men, its transphobia.

to claim that there exists, in any form, a systemic oppression of manhood is an inherently antifeminist argument, and you can look at the ways your fellows in the transandrophobia tag treat transfems to see the truth of that

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Why did you assume that drawing's gender she could have been a cisgender woman not trans 😑

can someone please help this poor anon they've been in a coma since 2015

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Nobody gives a shit but I drew sans dundertale :]]

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well holy shit. earbud is sound penis for ear vaginea . music pregnant

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The idea that the patriarchy doesn't benefit men as a class but only a select group of men (the patriarchs) is a comforting idea from a "final boss of gendered oppression" point of view (if we just destroy the patriarchs gendered oppression will be over because no one besides the patriarchs actually benefits from or enforces the patriarchy! Hooray!) but it's actually dogshit from the point of view of actually dismantling systems of oppression. It's also giving "we need to atomize the idea of who benefits from patriarchy down to the worst guy ever who is the only one who benefits from patriarchy, because it makes me uncomfortable to think that I might be privileged along an axis of oppression."

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"Pretransition, repressed trans woman" is so often framed as a position of "basically a man, therefore relatively privileged" and let's be clear: No. Fuck no.

What you're actually looking at there is someone who is, or has been, noticeably queer to others. She's been, or is being, subjected to queerphobic abuse mechanisms from society, and that is likely to be a significant component of why she's repressing in the first place.

Then, the denial of the fact of her identity means that she has no tools to understand why this abuse happens. She might think this is just normal stuff men should put up with, even as she is being treated worse than the actual men around her, and so put the blame on herself for failing to deal with it. She might think she's a uniquely inexplicable failure, too "straight" to be gay and too gay to be straight.

This is not a position of privilege, it's a fucking cage.

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kamala harris promised to be more harsh on immigration than trump she promised to have the most "lethal" military force in the world (whatever the fuck that means compared to what we already have) she said she had no interest in protecting trans people on a federal level and she spent her last year in office lying to the public about a ceasefire she was not working towards while thousands of men women and children were slaughtered not to mention saying she wouldn't do a single thing differently than biden who not only green lit a genocide but also vastly increased the budgets for both ice and the police all while the democratic party spent months talking about how freedom of speech has become a problem that needs dealing with.. liberals don't have a problem with evil they have a problem with a perceived lack of decorum

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(kink), not like (definition of the kink) but as in (boring, sanitized version of the kink). has anyone thought of this before 😩?!