local-yurei
Yimita
he/him | queer | indigenous | polyfrag sys---[H ID: a rectangular image with a dark blue-green background, with a bumpy cut-out square featuring a fair-skinned black-haired male with green eyes holding up a phone and doing a peace sign; behind that is a blue-green dotted gradient circle. there are symbols and words overlayed on top of that, with the top left having three four-pointed stars, and the bottom right having a crescent moon; the words are in the starborn font the bottom left corner of the image, with the bigger one off-set to the smaller, and the bigger reads: "Yimita", while the smaller reads: "@ local-yurei". End ID]---[P ID: a square image of a white haired boy that has cat ears that have black peircings & light blue eyes with a black lip piercing; he is wearing a grey jacket with a black fur trim. he has black painted nails and black three-line tattoos on his fingers. he is in a casual pose with his hands cupping his face/hair. the image is overlayed on top of a halftone circle. End ID]---pfp credit
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Some of y’all forget that bottom surgery and intersex people exist.
Amab ≠ penis
Afab ≠ vagina
There are people who are afab who have penises and people who are amab who have vaginas.
So please for the love of god stop saying afab when you mean ‘someone who has a vagina’ and amab when you mean ‘someone who has a penis’
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“Some people will never fit into your life, no matter how much you want them to.”
— Unknown
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“People will show you who they are, but we ignore it because we want them to be who we want them to be.”
— Don Draper
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“If I told you what I was, would you turn your back to me?”
— Imagine Dragons, Monster
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trans people who don't take hormones are trans enough.
trans people who don't have surgery are trans enough.
trans people who keep their birth name are trans enough.
trans people who use the pronouns associated with their AGAB are trans enough.
trans people who don't transition to a binary gender are trans enough.
trans people who present and/or identify more closely to their AGAB are trans enough.
trans people who don't change their appearance are trans enough.
all it takes to be trans is to not, or not fully identify with the gender you were assigned at birth. we are enough, our transition is real, no matter what it consists of. trans people don't owe anyone shit. 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵
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Transphobes make being trans sound so cool. Like trans men sound like they are possessed by the devil? That sounds AWSOME .
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boob window showing off the gaping hole in my chest
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You know it’s really fucking annoying how cis women will say shit like ‘afab solidarity’ but then turn around and say ‘I dont care if trans men get denied medical care and die, the term person with a uterus makes me uncomfortable.’ . They use ‘afab solidarity’ as a thin screen to hide their transphobia + transmisogyny.
They use the suffering of trans men as a stick to beat trans women with. Either as a way to say trans women ‘arent actually suffering’ or to blame trans women for the suffering and deaths of trans men.
Cis women engage in and encourage the death of trans men and then blame those deaths on trans women.
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she commit acts of intercourse on my erogeneous zones until i achieve sexual climax
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HPD culture is continuously being annoyed at how little talk about HPD there is and how few MOGAI terms are coined for HPD
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No group of trans people has inherent power/privilege over another group of trans people.
Trans men are not your oppressors.
Trans women are not your oppressors.
Nonbinary people, regardless of AGAB, are not your oppressors.
It is important to interrogate your own biases towards your fellow trans people.
Oftentimes, a decent place to start would be to make friends with Other trans people. You'll probably find that you have much more in common with them then you realize.
I'm a transmasc demigirl, if you'd like to know more about our community and my experiences, please feel free to leave a comment, send a dm or send an ask.
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Wanted to experiment a bit with my artstyle. Techno and the voices be upon ye.
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the best trope in media is: “characters turn on the lights, see the monster, and immediately turn the lights back off”
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Do you ever talk to someone and they bring up trans men and it becomes very clear very quickly the only trans men they have talked too are the rich white trans guys who can afford to fully transition at a young age and didn’t have to deal with most of the shit other trans guys had too.
Like no I don’t think the dude who got top surgery at 16 is an accurate representation of every single trans guy ever.
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