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Tokooo i miss her i love her

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goo

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OH I almost forgot

:)c happy boy!

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my favs or skmethign

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content//hollow

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In a Momohoshi-less fandom, you must make the Momohoshi yourself

I did not fully render any of these because my mind is cooking itself slowly

You're welcome

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Stop just asking "is it normal?" and start asking "is it harming anyone?" Lots of harmful things are normalized in this society and lots of things considered weird or rare are completely harmless. Whether something is considered normal or common shouldn't be the deciding factor in whether it's okay

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My mom said Gengar reminds her of CeeLo Green

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"Euh they're making characters too woke-"

I'm going to make all your favorite characters black and trans YOU CAN'T STOP ME

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The rise of discourse about trans mascs/trans men in the lesbian community has me realizing something.

So many of ya'll hate heteronormative standards, but are all too comfortable upholding cisnormativity. I'm fucking tired of people saying "maybe I'm not woke enough for this..." instead of trying to understand queer people's unique perspectives on gender and its relation to sexual identity labels.

Here's my take: Gender is complex and is defined differently by everybody. Womanhood and being socialized as a girl can be notoriously traumatizing due to the sexism ingrained into our society (especially when we're taught from such a young age that we will always be victimized and abused for being women). As such, when someone transitions to a masculine identity, those experiences don't suddenly go away.

And no, you're not "invalidating yourself" by saying you're a lesbian if you're a trans man. You're exhibiting a unique combination of female socialization and male gender identity. And you're not invalidating other trans men, either, because you're not forcing them to use the lesbian label.

Stop pushing queer people into boxes!!! Especially when the lesbian community is known for its gender-nonconformity and trans identities (butches and studs, for example, many of which are transmasc).

I could also talk about how this corresponds with a rise of fascism and conservative values, and that by pushing queer people down you are only contributing to homophobic mentalities, but you CLEARLY aren't ready for that.

Sincerely, a transmasc lesbian

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Honestly being a furry sounds fun as hell. You're telling me I don't have to be a gross little man? I can be cool big dog creature? All for the low price of $200-$300 and multiple brutal crafting sessions?

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Other writers: I'd love to make official media of my work but I'd HATE having a fandom🤢

Me looking at my fandom's chaos if I had one:

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Many people, and within reason, believe Tenko Chabashira would be a TERF. I would like to argue that she would actually be aggressively PRO trans, almost to a fault.

"Join us, Shuichi! Become one with the superior gender!"

"Wha-"

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"Forced diversity" doesn't exist.

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Nobody can convince me that Rochelle was in the wrong for making that racist bitch's hair fall out

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Hate to tell it to small business owners but your clay knickknack is not luxury item and you are promoting the idea that the wealthy are the only ones that deserve nice things. I saw someone say that BIRTHDAY CAKE is a luxury item. Your materials can increase the price by a lot, I understand that, but the least you could do is acknowledge that your prices are unrealistic. Our economics make it hard for small businesses to make affordable items for the working class, but you should also have the decency to recognize that our economic system is unfair, and that this shouldn't be normal. Art is the lifeblood of humanity, and saying that experiencing art is a "luxury" is straight up classist. "Haha cry about it😝" isn't an appropriate response to someone calling attention to your unaffordable prices. Crying "consumerism" isn't an appropriate response, either.

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every time i see someone call kirk and spock the oldest ship, i'm filled with the urge to go "hmm actually the holmes and watson girlies have been here for a hundred years now", and i refrain because i know the natural conclusion of this game is gilgamesh and enkidu