#unreal gender

[mogai-place]

OFFREALITYESQUE

Offrealityesque is a gender connected to the same "off" feelings that comes from the reality of The Truman Show or The amazing World of Gumball, it's almost correct but a bit "off" from reality. it may seem hostile and all knowing or changeing with a goal thats unknown to the user or anyone else. None of these definitions are set in stone and can be interperted as seen fit.

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Image ID [ a flag with 5 wavy stripes in the color order of light brown, tan, grey-blue, light blue, teal. around the outside there is a rounded white outline and a black border. it has a black and white eye symbol in the center.] END ID

DNI ID [ Basic DNI, Anti-mogai, anti neopronouns, transmeds, terfs, anti sfw agere/petre, anti endo, proship, anti self-diagnosis, (no)map, cringe/flop blog, anti BLM, NSFW blog ] END ID

[donutdrawsthings]

When I went into Classic Who, I didn't expect to meet the silliest Billy there ever was.

[history-fag]

These pictures are SO gender, I can't,,,,

[secondbeatsongs]

I know most of the fandom is enthralled by how the relationship between Andrey and Goncharov develops (and I am too! it's a beautiful film, with a compelling power dynamic!), but I really think we need to talk more about Ice Pick Joe.

and more specifically, we've gotta talk about his ice pick, and how he uses it.

it's implied that he's killed a lot of people with that ice pick, but only one of those deaths is shown in the film. it's a hard scene to watch, and some people might want to skip over it, but I think the brutality is part of the point. there's a reason that it's played out with such excruciating detail.

see, ice picks are used as weapons all the time in movies, usually with a stab to the throat or ear, leading to a quick but bloody death. but in Goncharov, the scene is played out slowly, with Joe tying Amarro to a chair before almost carefully putting the pick through his eye socket.

sound familiar to anyone? it should. for a lot of reasons.

Amarro Fiamberti was the name of the first psychiatrist to ever perform a transorbital lobotomy. it was only due to his research that Walter Freeman was able to come up with his own lobotomy technique: one involving an ice pick.

Walter Freeman died in 1972, just months before Goncharov went into production.

and then there's the fact that Joe's ice pick is stolen (where did you steal it from, Joe? from whose operating table?) and the implications that he has his own struggles with mental health (the mention of his sister's murder, the humor he uses as a coping mechanism, the camera angles that give a sense of unreality to any scenes that are from his perspective).

I don't think any of that is an accident or a coincidence.

in my opinion, Ice Pick Joe's story is a tale of revenge - not against someone who wronged him, but against a medical procedure that wronged thousands of people.

and murderer though he may be, he's still my favorite character.

[resdayn]

character/historical figure: lives openly as a man his whole life, uses he/him pronouns exclusively, passes as a man even with family, close friends, and partners, refuses to go by other pronouns under any circumstance

everyone, inevitably on seeing his anatomy: wow, i love her!! what a female icon!!! she is so cute!!!

[belpheg0r-luna]

"And to men, also, just be wary of any mentality that would make cattle or make vessels of women. Because that same mentality will make machines and tools of you, and make monsters of you."

- Hozier

[picnokinesis]

“The clock will strike for everyone. Even you, Doctor.”

I mean, what was I meant to do, NOT make a thoschei Goncharov au? Honestly, this film has been out since 1973, and Doctor Who has been around since 1963, you’d think someone would have done this before me. But I guess I have to do everything myself around here.

(And yes, the Doctor is Goncharov and the Master is Katya, because these two have THE most ‘bitterly married soon-to-be-divorcees’ dynamic I’ve ever seen. Tell me I’m wrong)

[facts-i-just-made-up]

Just so you know it's nothing new-

[marstheluminary]

dysphoria and dissociation

[the-wizards-fandom-library]

Subject: Search for Adventures in Drowsy Town: Picture found again!

Written By InkedTruthseeker888 on 2/9/2XXX

10:20am

Hiiiiii! It’s me again, I have been up all night going through old VHS tapes that I had and look what I found! I couldn’t rip the whole episode off the tape but, I but I found some interesting stuff about AIDT!

There’s NO commercial breaks during the show, well, I should say NONE. But, there’s VERY little. The only one that I saw was a commercial for a “Tickle-me-Wiggly” doll… Never knew that the show had merch, also there’s one apparently called a Sing along Pokey. Which I’m not Totally sure exists but, I guess looking into the manufacturer of the toys would help us get closer to the show!

Anyways! Here’s a screencap I ripped from the tape! The pink one (I think they’re called Nibbly) is cheering on Wiggly for something. I’m not sure why but, as a kid I think Nibbly freaked me out. Maybe it was the lack of eyes but, he could still… see???? Maybe he had tiny little eyes under all that fur but, I don’t think he has eyes…

[ellie-the-plant]

they’ve been on my mind lately

[eddiebabygirldiaz]

gonna change my pronouns to ho/zier

[history-fag]

Falling to my knees over this man

[fadeawaywithyou]

finally, the third gender to be placed amongst unreal and unearth... unheard

[incorrect-hs-quotes]

KANAYA: Throwback To That One Guy That Tried To Convince Me That I Needed To See A Doctor And Get "Diagnosed" As Lesbian Before Identifying As One

KANAYA: When I Asked Him How And When He Was Diagnosed As Bi He Simply Answered "D --> I don't know for sure if I'm bi, I haven't been diagnosed yet"