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скорейшего выздоровления! can i get transposessed pretty please? your flags are so pretty i wanna eat them

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼Trans Possessed

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼When one identifies as being possessed . ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼For whatever specified / unspecified reasons . ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼++ спасибо большое < 33

‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‏‏‎ ‎‎‎‎If already coined consider as an alt . Req by anon . ‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‎‎‎No DNI . Just be nice / civil about it . Free for anyone .

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SympanPD: A term/flag for those who identify as having every personality disorder (transPD) due to having symptoms of all of them, even if unable to qualify for diagnosis.

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i actually support people faking my disorders and traits because it makes me feel like i'm something worth being after a very long life of people hating my guts

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"What that mouth do?" Go nonverbal.

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"just write a little every day" ok but what if i write nothing for 3 weeks and then suddenly type like i’m being hunted by god

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Dark Fiction Is Protected Speech. Online Harassment Isn’t.

There’s a rising trend online: people using extreme, hateful language to attack others for liking or creating dark fiction— stories that explore taboo or disturbing themes. One message recently sent to a fan of dark fiction read:

Let’s break down why this kind of language is not just offensive — it may actually be illegal under U.S. law. And why, by contrast, dark fiction itself is constitutionally protected.

When You Become the Monster You Claim to Fight

1. Calling Someone a Criminal Over Fiction Is a Crime

Falsely accusing someone of supporting child abuse or rape is not “calling them out.”

It’s defamation per se a category of libel where the accusation is so serious, the harm is assumed.

U.S. law protects reputation from false statements about criminal activity.

If someone can be reasonably identified (even anonymously), and the claim is false, it may be grounds for a lawsuit.

Legal Reference:

Gertz v. Welch, 418 U.S. 323 (1974) – Private citizens only need to prove negligence.

New York Times v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 (1964) – Public figures must show actual malice.

False claims of criminal acts = automatically defamatory.

If you say someone “encourages rape” based on their reading list? That’s not activism. It’s libel.

2. Threats Disguised as Justice Are Still Threats

“I’m the #1 pedophile killer” is not rhetoric. It’s not metaphor.

It’s a true threat, a form of unprotected speech under the First Amendment.

Pair that with slurs, personal targeting, and incitement? You’re not helping victims you’re becoming the abuser.

What the Law Says:

18 U.S. Code § 2261A – Cyberstalking and online threats

Virginia v. Black, 538 U.S. 343 (2003) – Threats intended to intimidate can be punished

Brandenburg v. Ohio, 395 U.S. 444 (1969) – Inciting imminent lawless action is not protected

3. Hate Speech Doesn’t Make You the Hero

The ableist slur used in that message “retards” isn’t just tasteless. It’s a weapon.

It’s the kind of language that, in any other setting, a school, a job, a courtroom, would be grounds for disciplinary action, legal liability, or both.

It’s not “just words.” It’s targeted degradation. And it’s not protected if it becomes part of a pattern of harassment or intimidation.

Here’s how the law sees it:

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act protect people from disability-based harassment in schools, workplaces, and federally funded programs.

Some states (like California, New York, Washington) extend these protections to online spaces, especially where speech contributes to a hostile environment.

Even outside the courtroom, most platforms (Tumblr, Twitter/X, Discord, etc.) list ableist slurs under their hate speech and harassment policies. Using them can result in bans or suspensions.

The Fiction Isn’t Dangerous — Your Fear Is

1. Disturbing Stories Aren’t Dangerous— Misreading Them Is

Dark fiction dives into the shadows, it explores violence, abuse, trauma, and other difficult realities. But to confuse exploration with endorsement is to miss the entire point.

Liking or creating stories about taboo subjects doesn’t mean someone condones those acts in real life. It means they’re grappling with complex ideas and emotions through art.

Imagine banning classics like Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov or American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis because they depict criminal acts. That’s exactly what censorship driven by misunderstanding looks like.

Legal Perspective: Fiction is a protected form of expression under the First Amendment, even if it unsettles or offends.

2. The Constitution Protects Art You Don’t Like

The First Amendment doesn’t just protect nice speech, it protects speech that shocks, disturbs, or disgusts.

Artistic expression, including dark or controversial fiction, is safeguarded unless it falls into very narrow exceptions:

Obscenity: Rarely applies, under the strict Miller Test

True threats and incitement: Only punished if likely to cause immediate harm

Child pornography involving real minors: Always illegal and not protected

A crucial distinction often misunderstood is between actual child pornography and fictional depictions of minors.

But fictional depictions that are clearly not real—no matter how dark—are protected. This was affirmed in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition (2002), which struck down laws that criminalized virtual child pornography or fictional depictions that don’t involve real children.

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favorite-favorite person flag!

3 diff versions cuz idk which one i liked most. i couldnt find a term that fit how i felt but a flag for people with bpd who have multiple favorite people but one is their most-favorite! can be used as you want though lol

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hii!! could you make a trans cane user one? :333

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼Trans Cane User

᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼Identifying as using a cane / being a cane user ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼Transabled , TransMobilityAid , ETC ETC

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could you please do some trans-bjd tips if you haven't already? /nf

Trans BallJointed Doll

BJDs are often characterized by delicate, doll-like clothing ! Embrace styles that reflect that aesthetic with fluidity and intricate details : Soft, ethereal fabrics like lace, tulle, chiffon, and velvet create that elegant, doll-like vibe ! Pastel or muted color palettes – Soft pinks, blues, whites, and creams mimic the porcelain or resin tones seen in BJDs. Corsets, dresses, and skirts can be layered to create a whimsical, doll-like silhouette !! Look for delicate accessories like bows, ribbons, and floral hairpins to enhance your doll-inspired look ! Incorporate detail pieces like lace gloves, silk stockings, or even tiny accessories like bags for a more authentic feel. For a ball jointed look : there are tights and gloves that give the appearance of ball-joints !

Makeup can significantly transform your face to reflect that BJD look — think flawless skin, large eyes, and soft features ! Flawless Base : Use a matte, porcelain finish foundation for smooth, even skin. Highlight your features subtly for a youthful glow ! Large , round eyes : Apply circle lenses to make your eyes look larger and more doll-like !! You can experiment with lighter-colored contacts, such as gray or soft brown !! Soft eye makeup : Use light pastel eyeshadows , soft eyeliner , and long , voluminous false lashes to create wide-eyed innocence ! Rosy cheeks : Lightly apply blush to your cheeks to create that porcelain doll flush ! Go for a soft pink or peach for a natural, doll-like glow. Doll Lips : Opt for a soft matte or glossy lipstick in light pink, coral, or nude shades to enhance the doll-like effect !

Hair is a significant part of the BJD aesthetic — long , shiny , and silky strands are often associated with dolls !! Wigs are often used to achieve the perfect BJD hairstyle !! Choose long , straight , or curly / coily wigs with soft , natural colors like platinum blonde , pastel hues, or deep brown / black !! Use hair accessories like bows , headbands , or ribbons to make your hairstyle even more whimsical !!! Slick back or tie-up hair to create a more formal , regal doll appearance or keep it down for a more playful vibe !!

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Happy (Radical!) Pride Month!!!

Flags + ID + more under the cut.

ID: art depicting a pegasus filly in the sky, very happy & decked out in pride accessories. the surrounding environment themed after different flags, & the filly hirself is themed after 2 transjapanese flags. there is text on the left of the image that reads "be YOU! ... the most RADICALLY AUTHENTIC YOU!". End ID.

Pony: inspired by this & this transjapanese flag! Hearts: Transspecies, TransID, Transgender, Varsex, Transplural Bandana + Arm cuff: Elementaryschoolage, Transgenalpha Flag in mouth: made-up trisintersex combining this & this flag! Clouds + Flower: Objectum, Transabled,🍸 Our headmates vary with how much they relate to / identify with these terms, but it wouldn't be fair to exclude them. So we just put abunch there. to anyone who sees this: I hope you all have a wonderful pride month!

(Shi/hir/it pronouns for the filly.. That's our sona here now I think)

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us on here

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Isopod quilt fellar

He smells like toast and your old perfume so cozy and kinda itchy☆ he/him

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can i request a transservicebunnyowner flag? /not forced

Generating flag … please wait

Flag generated !

Transservicebunnyowner

A transexperience ID in which one wishes to own a service bunny , identifies as owning a service bunny , is transitioning to own a service bunny , ect .

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the only difference between me and someone in a psych ward is i'm outside