History Is My Lover

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You have no idea how big of a bullet you just dodged.

I'm his partner. I'm also intersex. and my face looks "too feminine", so let me tell you, the medical system doesn't take any of us seriously. while he was being abused for being a pregnant man and they called him a "mentally ill trans", I was getting laughed at for having long hair and for "not looking manly enough." we had doctors telling us to abort the fetus because we would fail being parents. they said that the child needs traditional mother and father, not "mentally ill defected anomaly parents who will make the child ashamed of being born." doctors did everything to make us feel awful about ourselves, however we know how bad intersexism, transphobia and queerphobic in general is in our country and we decided to ignore them. we're getting a lot of hate from people, mainly medical system and they're trying to "fix" us so that the child can have traditional mother and father. Gatsi would become a mother and woman, and I'd be a father and a man. people find it too hard to be normal about male pregnancy, and it's even worse if you're intersex because they'll tell you to abort your baby to your face because "you're a defect who will birth a defected child like you." (and there's additional transphobia because they immediately assume you that you're a "mentally ill trans", and while we both identify as agender it's still sickening how they treat him)

Of the two Zooble is the most *agreeable* trans rep because they’re out from the get-go, funny, and are also largely considered morally acceptable in their actions.

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YOU hates terfs

lee mateo, you still have time.

Minor SH Warning

-i’m a homosexual

In May 2026, Nicholas Kristof reports on widespread sexual violence by Israeli forces against Palestinian detainees, including men, women, and children. Drawing on victim testimonies, human rights reports (including from the UN and Euro-Med Monitor), and interviews with Israeli lawyers, Kristof argues that while the international community rightly condemned Hamas's sexual assaults on October 7, 2023, there has been relative silence about similar abuses committed daily against Palestinians. He describes these acts as standard operating procedures within Israel's security apparatus, enabled by dehumanisation, impunity, and threats against victims who speak out. The scale of sexual violence reported is significant, with claims from victims, family members, and human rights organisations corroborating these abuses. Surveys reveal alarming statistics about sexual violence in detention, affecting children and journalists as well. The complexities of stigma and shame hinder accurate reporting on this issue, revealing a deeply troubling humanitarian situation that demands attention.Whatever our opinions are we should be able to unite in condemning rape.---> https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/11/opinion/israel-palestinians-sexual-violence.html<---.