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Bull Terriers are the most shaped dogs ever

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dee reynolds images

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i hate ur boyfriend moodboard

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My partners friend went missing if you all could signal boost this!

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Siouxsie Sioux as Bastet (1988 photoshoot)

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“That’s fetish art!!” I can’t begin to tell you how awesome that makes it

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WHO tf keeping pads with no wings in production?? Put it in your draws and by the time you walk out the bathroom it’s down the street buying scratch offs at the corner store. Like girl

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i love being a doll. dolls are the best thing in the world

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Personally I'm an action figure and not a doll but I support you ✌️ You do you man

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I love being an action figure. action figures are the best thing in the world

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i couldnt stand being a doll lol. love being an action figure so bad

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can you all make your own post

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okay, can we talk about the infighting in the toys community?

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One of the unique features of the Russian queer community is that trans men have seemingly outnumbered trans women for its entire history. There is a narrative in medical historiography of transness that trans women used to predominate and it was only recently that transmasc individuals appeared.

Now I dispute this somewhat, as tracking accurate information on the number of trans people especially in the past is exceptionally difficult, but it is true that while western surgical centers in the 1990s saw a preponderance of trans women, in Russia the number of trans men greatly exceeded the number of trans women seeking surgery at centers in Moscow.

This produced a bit of a "problem" for the nascent Russian lesbian community, which found itself populated by a mix of male-identifying and female-identifying people. There was even at least one amab trans lesbian in Moscow who appears regularly in sources.

Olga Krauze, in an interview with Argumenty i Fakty, decried mannish lesbians as “awful,” and said that attempting to change one’s sex had “disastrous” consequences, that these transsexuals endured lonely fates as their partners abandoned them.

Her arguments included the assertion that sexual reassignment is just a cosmetic surgery, patients are incapable of orgasm afterward, and that they must then take artificial hormones for the rest of their lives.

Despite her revulsion toward masculine women, Krauze pleads that if one’s “infantile complexes” force them to behave as a man, that they should simply dress the part but not “mutilate” themselves. She concludes that most transsexuals only get surgery to officially register their marriages to women.

There is a double irony here: in her presentation, Krauze was often considered quite "mannish" herself, and her own lesbian organization, the Club of Independent Women in St. Petersburg, featured several transmasculine members

For what its worth, I believe Krauze's views have evolved and improved over the last thirty years, but this interview reveals the tension that transness introduced to the fledgling gay community in 1990s Russia

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it's not that i'm not compelled by archbishop yaoi but i think some of you would find yaoi in the wild russian steppes if given the opportunity

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Shortly before I entered into adulthood there was a carefree and foolhardy vaporwave summer, followed by a solemn and contemplative nightcore winter.

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Transmission #725 from NROL-129 (ACCM)

1. Elvish Tech Bros 2. Enchanted Kinks 3. Interstellar Void of Styrofoam