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Today’s Incense is for Luck - it’s exam time for us students and I know we’re all feeling stressed. Why not burn a little luck while you study? =)
1 part fennel
3 parts allspice
2 parts nutmeg
Happy Studying.
So, in the early stages of my questioning my identity, I was pretty sure I was nonbinary. I started using the singular 'they', I lost friends over it, whatever. But the more I went to therapy, the more I realized that it was something more and that I was actually a transguy.
I accept that nonbinary people exist. Definitely. I've known some.
But I don't understand why people can't just, you know, stick with one gender-neutral pronoun. It's really hard to keep up with everyone's preferred pronouns - ze, zie, they, ey, e, xe - I mean, come on! I still use the singular 'they' for just about everyone who looks even remotely androgynous because I think it's important not to misgender people. I'll definitely use your preferred pronoun if you tell me what it is - at least, I'll try to, because, unless you have it tattooed onto your forehead or something, it might be kind of difficult to remember. But I really wish people on the nonbinary side of the trans* spectrum would just fucking choose one and stick with it. I used to be afraid to say shit like this - you know, afraid that tumblr would come after me and shit. Now that I don't use tumblr hardly ever (except now, hi) I don't feel nearly as intimidated. Y'all never wanted me, anyway. But I digress.
Don't blame cis people (or even fellow transpeople, Jesus) for being confused about your gender. Why the fuck would they not be? Haven't some of you actually made an effort to appear androgynous?
Yes, gender is a social construct. Yes, 'male' and 'female' are just as arbitrary as anything else. Yes, despite knowing this, I identify as a man, albeit a rather femme one. It's taken me a long time to realize that people aren't going to understand that, but I know that now. Until I get on testosterone, yes, I will be getting misgendered a great deal, especially as my hair grows. Despite the fact that I wear a pin at work that says "I prefer 'Sir'", I still get "ma'am"ed all day. It's dumb, it's frustrating, it makes me angry. At the same time, I know precisely why it happens. Societally, we've been conditioned to think:
long hair? girl.
high voice? girl.
curvy? girl.
so of course I have all of those fucking cues.
I don't mind if people think I'm genderqueer, but now I know I'm something more than that.
Even if I were, I'd like to think that I'd be able to take a step back and realize that the reason why people aren't calling me xe or someshit is that it's just not that ingrained into society. We're getting there, but - let's say, hypothetically, that someone has a friend who is agender and uses the pronoun 'e'. Then they meet you, and your preferred pronoun is 'zie'. And they keep calling you 'e', and it's purely accidental. I, for one, would just be glad that it's not 'she' or 'he'. But that's not enough for you people.
A lot of you demand perfection from people who are trying their damnedest. You say shit like "YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE PERFECT, TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF" but then you turn around and tell cis people to die because they don't understand you. Because they're not perfect.
I know it's frustrating, alright? I know that firstfuckinghand.
But a lot of you really need to take a step back, organize yourselves, and realize that those same cis people you're so angry about are actually, as a group, becoming more accepting of us and of our existence.
You want to become recognized? Stop telling people to die and kill themselves and shit. Just fucking...I don't know...get together and start a national campaign or something. Like, "Hey, we exist. Acknowledge us."
Wishing death upon someone who called you "she" instead of "zie" is literally the most outrageous thing I've ever seen, omg.
Robin Thicke is on his way to becoming the holder of the slot for #1 most popular song of all time. He is only 4 weeks from overtaking artists such as Elton John, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carrey, and he’s already beaten Elvis fucking Presley.
Please stop listening to Blurred Lines. Stop watching the video. Stop buying the single. Just stop. For all that is good and holy in this world, do not do this to the history of music.
GUYS THIS IS IMPORTANT
I WILL KEEP FUCKING REBLOGGING THIS UNTIL THE DAY ROBIN THICKE IS A WASHED UP, MISOGYNISTIC NOBODY IN THE MUSIC WORLD BECAUSE BLURRED LINES IS THE DATE RAPE ANTHEM OF 2013 AND IT FLAT OUT GIVES ME THE CREEPS
"he’s already beaten Elvis fucking Presley" The funny thing here is that Robin Thicke has produced a song that people are interpreting to be about date rape whereas Elvis Presley has actually been accused of using army provided sleeping tablets on Priscilla when she was quite young.
I hope you’re all making the same effort to get a huge amount of rap artists taken down because of lyrics that could easily be seen as glorification of rough sex but can also be twisted into meaning rape if you stretch it a bit.
It’s a shite song regardless and this sort of thing is just going to get him more money anyway because you’re giving him free advertisement.
You know what I find hilarious?
Rick Ross put lyrics in a song that specifically said “put Molly (ecstasy) in her drink”. He then says he had sex with her. HE MADE ACTUAL LYRICS THAT DESCRIBE ACTUAL DATE RAPE BUT “BLURRED LINES” IS THE DATE RAPE SONG OF THE YEAR???
Here’s Ross’ lyrics verbatim: Put Molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it/ I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain’t even know it
It’s baffling because we don’t even have to overreach with lyrics because there are so many songs with perfectly horrible, perfectly explicit lyrics with no other possible conclusions one could come to regarding the artist’s meaning but these dumb bastards choose Blurred Lines instead.
I don’t understand tumblr
It’s because Robin Thicke is a white male. That’s literally all there is to it.
The fact that SJWs hate Macklemore more than any other rapper in the world is proof that you all LIKE being oppressed. You’d rather rail against a man who is actively helping your cause just because he’s not one of you than say anything about the countless other rappers who...

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The main fallacy of accusing an individual of having white privilege or not recognizing their privilege, results from applying something that is true on a macro level but totally in accurate on a micro level. I’m speaking here of white privilege but this applies to other privileges as well.
On a macro level it is absolutely true that in many countries white people are in positions of power. White people are also on average better off economically than the average minority. While this may be true on a macro level, it is totally inaccurate when you try to apply it to an individual. No one is an average person, every individual has their own unique experiences and circumstances.
If you cannot wrap your head around the concept of how something can be absolutely true on a macro level but totally inaccurate on an individual or micro level, consider that the average person has exactly one ovary.
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"Back in Greece, your circle of friends grows larger and larger as you go through life. In America, the circle mostly shrinks or stays the same size." "Why do you think that is?" "Time. Nobody has time here. It seems that every time you make a new friend, another friend has grown too busy or moved away."
wow I'm kind of fat
like not morbidly obese by any standard but kind of "damn, what happened, I don't usually take pictures of myself from this angle" kind of fat.
even though I'm otherwise pretty healthy, it's still kind of shocking.
also, my face is kind of hideously deformed. or maybe that's just my webcam setting right now, idunno.
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“My advice is to always be yourself and don’t give up on your dreams because it’s never to late to fulfill them. In fashion there is no boundaries and people can see beauty in everything but it is also very shallow and just try to be yourself and people will take you seriously”
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When I was a kid - around 12, I really thought I looked like Viggo Mortensen.
And I actually really kind of did, and I was proud of that fact and sang it loudly for everyone to hear.
My mom called me "Mr. Frodo" and my first transy moment ensued, also around that time.
Did LOTR turn me trans? lolol
also, what the fuck happened to me right after that, in which I completely forgot everything? I know I became really depressed, and then I came out as bi...ah, right. the "trying to attract straight guys" phase. I wonder how that could've been different if I'd stood up to my mom, instead of deciding - actually deciding, like, as a conscious effort - to ignore all things not-cis-het until 18. like, I wonder why I thought that would work, and I wonder why I didn't fucking stand up for myself.
oh right. when your only confidante blows up at you, and then all of your friends ditch you because you're "too feminine", which I still laugh about...you do kind of want to forget it all, don't you?
my conflict-avoidance, man. my fucking avoidance of conflict.
Abandoned waterpark.