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Gay Pride Parade, Manhattan (1978)

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Matthew Rice in Body Alchemy: Transsexual Portraits by Loren Cameron 1996
Above image is a pride flag with every color band represented by a NASA image. White is Earth clouds, pink is aurora, blue is the Sun in a specific wavelength, brown is Jupiter clouds, black is the Hubble deep field, red is the top of sprites, orange is a Mars crater, yellow is the surface of Io, green is a lake with algae, blue is Neptune, and purple is the Crab Nebula in a specific wavelength.
ive been trying to write a little piece, mostly for myself, on what the character of Dean Pelton in Community (2009) did for early-teens me when i started discovering my sexuality. but i continuously get too emotional considering how outstandingly lucky i was to have "fuck labels, fuck boxes, fuck your lack of neatly categorized comprehension, just witness me being unapologetically me" as a primary role model.
it barely scratches the surface of the impact Dean Pelton had on my life, but as a quick overview:
- i had my first boyfriend when i was 14 years old, in 2011
- i "came out" that very same year. my method? i mentioned my boyfriend in passing or cracked jokes about my attraction to men.
- these turned out to be such power moves that i was never bullied in the slightest for being gay. in 2011. in high school.
in retrospect i'm just... stumped. i managed to live the dream of queer social progress over a decade ago and it's largely thanks to this fictional man:
Was reading the pdf of the Reanimator novel, and saw this.
HERBERTâS JEALOUS OF MEG LETS FUCKING GOO

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Lt. Gruber (Guy Siner) in every episode of âAllo âAllo Series 1 Episode 4: The ExecutionÂ
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Jeff goes on Grindr to validate his ego and immediately matches with the Dean and no one else
Good Omens - Script Book
Tranvestitenlokal (1931) â scene at an unspecified trans bar in Berlin, painted by Jeanne Mammen
david jenkins is the hero we needed

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trans bears are literally stronger than any US marine
How on earth would they be able to tell that a bear is trans. Iâm not saying they canât be but how would they communicate that.
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this is so fucking funny
update:
we the jury find the defendant not guilty your honor
this rules
Yeah dude who do you think catches your freshly cut salmon
the bear catching your salmon
also people act like drag queens are incapable of changing how they act for kids. like do you really think things like storytime with drag queens has like, sex jokes and dildos? do you think drag artists are unable to treat children appropriately while in drag? like drag doesn't always need to be safe for kids obviously but just because a drag artist does a sexual show for adults doesn't mean that artist can't also be kid-friendly during times they are around kids. drag artists are not some scary boogeyman that's gonna traumatize your children by their sheer Aura of Queerness
Honestly when you think about it this extends to everyone in childcare.
Do you assume that every single teacher, daycare worker, babysitter, etc. is a perfectly pure, cartoonishly kid-friendly person all of the time? No. Theyâre adult human beings who cuss and drink and have sex like everyone else. But they know how to act around children, even if they act differently around their friends and partners and other situations that donât involve children. Nobody acts just one way all the time in any scenario, including drag queens.Â
i don't think ive EVER seen a "positivity post" for transmasc people who lose their hair. or get male pattern baldness. like, that's a thing. that's very much a thing. and i. i really wish we'd stop making fun of that type of hair loss because while i love every other part of my transition. i feel a unique fear about hair loss because it's the butt of so many jokes.
hey yknow? fuck it, this isn't just for transmasc people? i'm sorry also to transfem and cisfem people who have to deal with shit because they've got "male pattern baldness" or thinning hair too. it sucks how a thing that naturally happens to so many people from androgens is like. considered icky and mocked and gendered in such a virulent way to where it's terrifying and horrble for self esteem. it's one thing to be like "aw man, i'd like to keep my hair around" and another thing to like. "oh god oh fuck if i start losing my hair like this i'm going to have the Gross Hair Loss pattern. it's like. low hanging fruit for mocking people we don't like and i'm sure i've been guilty of that! i just constantly wonder when will we learn that mocking physical traits instead of harmful behaviors impacts those around us who have or could develop those traits
Yeah this is super important, so many intersex people I have met are terrified of this happening, because not only is it often ridiculed, but for some of us it can affect our ability to pass as dyadic and threaten our safety if we are not seen as a âcorrectâ gender/body type. No more insensitive comments about peopleâs bodies, because what you see as small can actually be huge for someone, and we donât need to be reminded that our bodies are a laughing stock to most of the world anyways.
Jennifer Coates, I Am A Transwoman. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out.
See the chap with glasses and an incredible moustache in the bottom right? that's Magnus Hirschfeld, the gay Jewish doctor who ran the Institut fĂźr Sexualwissenschaft (Institute for Sexual Research) in Berlin. It was largely his books, his research that the Nazis burned.
Everyone else in this photo is a trans person that Dr Hirschfeld worked with. This photo was taken at their christmas party.

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I love Anathemaâs first encounter with Crowley and Aziraphale from her perspective
since itâs just like, two men dressed like a failed rock star in leather and dorky bow-tied school teacher run her over, help her, bicker the whole time, play Freddie Mercuryâs âBicycle,â and at the end one says âGet in, angel.â to the other
Anathemaâs only interpretation is like âI got run over by an old married gay couple with pet names for each other and questionable camp taste in everythingâ
Just so you guys know this is genuine canon
from Original Plumbing, a publication for and by transmasculine people.
What's your favorite part of being a transsexual?
"While I often wish I was born a bio boy and didn't have to go through all of this, it's more often that I find it a blessing to have lived and experienced both sides of life, sex and gender and get to play in-between. To have been a girl, a woman, a lesbian, a dyke, a tomboy, a 'questioning', a boy, and now a queer man is pretty amazing and fucking hot!"