#binary plan

[vuelode-irbis]

HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE!! YAAYYY!!!

[ID: digital drawings of various felids holding pride flags in a background of the same desatured flag. They're all closing their eyes with a happy expression. First: a lesbian leopard that is floating in the air. Second: a cheetah sitting down with the rainbow flag. Third: a bobcat standing with the bisexual flag. Fourth: a tiger with the trans flag. Fifth: a puma with the pansexual flag. Sixth: the same cheetah of the rainbow flag, now with the asexual one. Seventh: the same puma of the pansexual flag, now with the non-binary one. End ID.]

Designed these to sell as buttons at a pride event i'm attending, my first official sale! I'm so happy with how they came out, I hope people like them too

anyways, HAVE A GOOD PRIDE MONTH <3333

desaturated flags

[bowl-of-shortness]

Top surgery tattoos idea, feel free to use for your own tattoos (you have my permission :3)

[httyd-art-requests]

Happy 100th dragon post! 🎉

(I talk in tags!)

Requests are currently closed!

[valentimmy]

finished the sunburnt sephiroth doodles months later

[pumpkinspliice]

Story trailer dropped (imsoexcited..imgonnaexplode!!!!!)

I could prob cross some of these off now... but I will wait. I can't think about anything but them...

Oh! Feel free to use too if u wanna!!!

[nil-elk]

You can't take my ass anywhere.

[bitchesgetriches]

Ask the Bitches: “Do Women Need Different Financial Advice Than Men?”

Today on Ask the Bitches, we’ve got a GREAT question about whether women need different financial advice than men. And it was asked by… A MAN?!

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[theguardianace]

happy birthday to this aroace loser

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[raykarr]

more patches more patches more patches more patches more patches more patches more patches more patches!!!!!!

[rooolt]

and he’s more concerned about going to college with his boy best friend than he is about going to college with his literal girlfriend,,,,,,,,,,,, which could mean nothing

[the-life-of-a-herm]

is it okay for perisex people to use the terms afab transfem and amab transmasc? is there alternative terms that should be used, or none at all? i would love to know lots about this, and i sincerely apologize if the terminology i'm using is incorrect to begin with, i fully welcome corrections.

thank you for your time!

hey! tysm for the Question!

I have been working on this ask since I got it.

I absolutely thing you can be transfem and afab and perisex, or amab and transfem and perisex. Let's get into why.

First off, of course, let's get into the language of it.

AFAB transfem is not an identity label you should use, because AGAB isn't an identity and it's actually counterproductive to centre it in who you are.

The reason why the term exists and is used is for a few different reasons..

A.) Some people don't have the language to describe how they are. I remember when I was a kid people would ask "can I be an AFAB demigirl?" because they didn't know and they didn't have the language.

B.) It's just what people use. It's a way to discuss "a transfem who is afab" shorter, the discoursers use it and it's simply a way to get what your saying across and seen better

C.) A lot of harassment happens in this community because of queercourse and a lot of people feel pressured into disclosing their AGAB otherwise they're "faking" or "infultrating" the community.

Secondly, transfemininity should never have even been defined by transition, your body, etc.

Transfemininity means a trans person who has a feminine gender, uncommonly mistaken for a trans person who presents femininely. (and also doesn't mean 'another term for trans women'.)

That description right there has been for a while the definition and I understand some people have astrix in their head for that but that's not anybodies problem but their own.

Multigendered people, nonbinary people, etc can all fit into this category and be perfectly perisex.

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I think the idea people need something that seperates them "enough" from their trans identity to fully identify that way is harmful. Being trans does not need strict labels. You cannot box in the queer experience into specific categories. Being trans is about your experience and I think some people need to come to terms with the fact that it may not look the same for everyone.

Some people define their transness by transition. For them, transitioning to something is a part of their identity. These labels are tools to describe a lifetime of experiences.

For others, it's about their SIG never matching up with who they are.

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I have switched in and out several time while writing so let me put it this way as to maintain some facade of an eloquent manner of speaking, I view being trans as something that is more defined by the person who is choosing to use the label rather than a strict definition. Anything other than that won't quite fit right.

This community was not built as a dictionary, everyone will have their own specific life experiences and reasons for identifying as trans and I don't feel like any way you describe it by one specific thing works at all.

(Heres how we would describe transness btw, but it probably needs a bigger post.)

Secondly, I have issues with it being seen as intersex only.

I think defining it as intersex only is kind of othering. Don't get me wrong, the intersex trans experience will hardly ever line up perfectly with perisex trans experiences.

However, I feel like stating intersex as an exception overall feels off to me.. We are not the only people in the community that break the FTM/MTF binary, and I really don't like how othering it is.

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Anyways, switched far too much because of stress while writing this let me put it straight:

• Don't ID as 'afab transfem', though there are reasons you may want to use the wording for tags and such. Just call yourself whatever. Transfem, trans women, who cares.

• Being a trans woman or transfem is not some unicorn gender, you don't need a special bit of parts to ID as either of those things. It's somebody who is trans and uses either of those labels.

People may hate to see it, but it's the truth. Transness is not some binary experience. Being trans is personal to everyon and the reason why one person will ID as transfem compared to another and the experiences with that can be entirely different. That's okay. We don't have to be a monolith.

Do whatever you want anon, if you feel like you fit in some way why not? It's like saying 'therians are only spiritual' to me. Why box in a community that doesn't need to be? Why create definitions that do nothing but exclude? Being trans is an experience, but that doesn't mean all of ours have to be the same.

[felix-01000101]

Please respond to this post if you have taken/are taking both T and E

Could be at the same time. Could be separately.

What was the desired effect you were looking for?

What are/were the actual effects?

What was your dosage? Did it affect any surgeries you underwent?

What are/were the side effects?

Do you think it would be possible to achieve a more androgynous/gender neutral body by taking both hormones?

Does taking T block the effects of E?

(Optional) gender identity

(Optional) hormone levels at birth - you can just say your AGAB if you don't know, I'm just trying to be inclusive

I'm asking all these questions because I tried to search around and got mostly unconclusive results.

[i-really-like-phrogs]

Re-read the script for ‘Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian’, and it inspired me to make a silly little scene with my favorite niece and uncle as a warmup.

Please DO NOT TAG AS SHIP ART!!

[celestialdaily]

The celestial object of the day is Tabby's star!

"Also known as KIC 8462852, Boyajian's star, or WTF star, this star in the constellation of Cygnus presents variations in dimness of up to 22%! There's no concrete reason behind this phenomenon yet; some scientists propose a dust ring, a disintegrating exomoon, planetary debris, or even an artificial megastructure!

[lucabyte]

transfem loop + siffrin... you agree

i does agree.... i does in fact ... write a 7k word essay on the subject..... if you would like to perhaps click that link and read it if you were not already aware...... kisses u on the forehead......... sorry its that long but i had to cover all of my bases you know how it is with textual analysis when you're trying to draw a distinction between "headcanon" and "reading of the text" because those are different things.... to meeeeeeee.......

[shiningstarr15]

Fated by the Cosmos ✨💫

Something about two stars being pulled into each other’s gravitational orbit and moving so fluid and in close proximity that they essentially become one, or whatever 😬🤷‍♀️

Doublestar Duo/Binarystar Duo fans rejoice ⭐️⭐️

Can you tell I’m obsessed with them?

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Golden Princess and Little Knight 💛🗡️👑 (this one’s criminally underrated)